Kings Need God w/ Elliot Arunah

After not recording an episode for a month. Elliot is back and back for the long haul with a new dynamic and feel to his episodes. He discusses why he stopped recording and goes into detail about the life of Judas and his impending death. Kings Need God is back, and Judas is dead!

After a two week hiatus. Elliot is back and this week he talks about apple's keynote and his first look into unresolved trauma and fear that he never dealt with, ultimately leaving him to believe that he might be losing his job. He talks about what to do when fear arises and the peace one can eventually feel.

You can't serve two masters or can we? Elliot is back and discussing the matter of his heart again. Being a husband and soon to be father with the pressure of provision can often be taxing. There's beauty in the midst of holding these positions, simply put... give your all to God and He will ensure you're taking care of. Why chase after the bag, when you can chase after the one who created the bag.

After two weeks off Elliot is back and discusses why he (as well as every millennial men) should refuse to chase gold images over God. Detailing that gold images could be anything but in this episode it has to do with the chase for money.

In this episode of Kings Need God, Elliot goes live on IG for the first time to talk have an open discussion about the state of time. How he feels about time moving too fast in his life and the depravity of knowing that time is still on his side because it's orchestrated by God.

On this episode of Kings Need God, Elliot continues the podcast series 'Dear Good' as he explores the issue of entitlement, why the good guy shouldn't be entitled and how to be free from an entitled mindset.

This week Elliot kicks off a podcast series entitled "Dear Good Guy" where he addresses the plight of self proclaimed good guys all around. In the first installment of the series he talks about giving your heart too soon to those who aren't worth it and how it can lead to one being rendered powerless.

On this episode of Kings Need God Elliot discusses why kingship and fitting into the worlds system can't coexist. He dives into scripture that speaks to living a separate life and how who you might've kicked it with of old can't always stay connected to you.

In this episode Elliot dives into a question that God pose to him recently stating "Who do men say that you are, and who do I say that you are?" Much like the question Jesus asked the disciples. "Who do men say that I am, and who do you say that I am?"

Elliot speaks on the need for proper identification in the world and how to ensure your identity isn't based on the words standards and also breaks down the difference between identity vs Identification

In the second episode of KNG, Elliot continues his journey into kingship bringing intricate details that has landed him to where he is at today. This episode is filled with different arrangements that tell his narrative. He closes with a deceleration for every KNG alike by the expression of one word "rebel"