Many young adults are kind to everyone except themselves. This episode addresses negative self-talk, shame, comparison, and the pressure to be “enough.” Pastor Marlon teaches how to love yourself through God’s truth, silence inner critics, and walk into 2026 whole—not hardened.

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The new year often pushes people to do more, grind harder, and say yes to everything. In this episode, Pastor Marlon challenges that mindset by teaching that caring for your mental, emotional, and physical health is an act of spiritual obedience. If you’ve been running on empty, this episode is your permission to rest responsibly.

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As a new year begins, many people feel pressure to do more, be more, and push harder. THIS YEAR, I CHOOSE ME invites listeners—especially ages 19 to 35—to pause and take a healthier approach to personal growth. In this three-part New Year series, Pastor Marlon explores biblical self-care, healing self-worth, and setting healthy boundaries without guilt. Listeners will learn why taking care of themselves honors God, how to silence negative inner dialogue, and why saying no can be an act of wisdom and love. This series is for anyone feeling burned out, overwhelmed, or stretched too thin—ready to enter the new year whole, healed, and aligned with God’s purpose. This year, choose health.
Choose healing.
Choose YOU—God’s way.

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Christmas can amplify loneliness, especially for singles longing for meaningful connection. This episode acknowledges that ache while offering biblical guidance, emotional encouragement, and a God-centered approach to companionship.

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In this series finale, Pastor Marlon breaks down how Jesus communicated with both sinners and saints—with truth that challenged and grace that healed. This episode teaches how to let your conversations become vessels of transformation.

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We all face moments when words don’t work—whether it’s after conflict, hurt, or misunderstanding. In this honest episode, Pastor Marlon teaches how to break unhealthy silence, communicate through tension, and seek peace without losing your voice.

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Most people listen to reply, not to understand. In this episode, Pastor Marlon explores how active, compassionate listening reflects the heart of God. You’ll discover how learning to listen well can reduce conflict, strengthen trust, and restore relationships.

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In this opening episode, Pastor Marlon unpacks the biblical power of words. Listeners will learn how to filter their speech through truth and grace, communicate clearly without compromise, and represent Christ in every conversation.

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Not all stewardship is visible. In this finale, Pastor Marlon teaches how to steward your faith, influence, and relationships—things you can’t hold in your hand but that shape eternity.

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God gave you gifts for a reason—but they weren’t meant to stay hidden. In this episode, Pastor Marlon urges listeners to use their talents for God’s glory and the good of others, not just personal gain.

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