In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 7:7–8 and explore what it means to ask, seek, and knock. How do you know when to move? God gives wisdom and timing to those who pursue Him.

Life isn’t without struggles—but we don’t have to face them alone.

In this episode, I share a reminder that the Holy Spirit is our Helper, making life lighter, clearer, and more peaceful. Why keep doing it the hard way when there’s a better way available? Let’s talk about the power of being led by Him.

We continue exploring John 1:33, focusing on what it means to be baptized with the Holy Spirit—and fire. This includes the power of God’s presence, the purification of our hearts, and the call to live boldly through the Spirit who remains.

John saw the Spirit descend and remain on Jesus—confirming Him as the One who baptizes with the Holy Spirit. This baptism marks us, fills us, and empowers us to live for Him. (John 1:32-34)

Today we reflected on Proverbs 30:5—Every word of God is pure; He is a shield to those who put their trust in Him. God’s Word is powerful, trustworthy, and like medicine for our soul. It protects, heals, and anchors us in truth.

John the Baptist declared it—Jesus is the Son of God, and He baptizes with the Holy Spirit and fire (John 1:34, Matthew 3:11, Acts 1:5). Today’s episode reminds us that His fire isn’t just for power, but for purification, preparation, and purpose. The same fire that fell then still burns now.

The day after Father’s Day, I reflect on my relationship with my earthly father and how God filled the gaps. Whether your father was present or absent, this episode is a reminder that you are fully seen, known, and fathered by the One who never fails. (Psalms 68:5-6; Psalms 27:10)

John prepared the way without fully knowing—but at the right time, God confirmed the promise. What He places in your heart, He will reveal. Stay faithful. (John 1:33)

John witnessed the Holy Spirit come down from heaven like a dove and remain on Jesus. In this episode, we reflect on what it means when God’s Spirit descends and rests..bringing confirmation, power, and divine presence.

John knew Jesus in the natural—but didn’t recognize Him as the Messiah until God revealed it. John 1:31 reminds us that true recognition comes by the Spirit, not by sight.