After 22 episodes and many insightful interviews, we've come to the end of 2025 - and I just want to say, "thank you." Thank you to all the listeners and supporters who supported me, encouraged me, give me feedback, reached out to me, and joined me on this new journey.

Also, a special "THANK YOU" to those who allowed me to interview them. It was a pleasure and honor to sit down you with and really absorb your insight and wisdom on various topics and subjects. It's allowed me to really take stock of my personal life so see if I'm truly pursuing the upper limits of who God called me to be. Your presence was special and timeless.

As we shift into 2026, I hope we all move with purpose, confidence, and a vision of excellence. Allowing everything we've learned in 2025 to better us and propel us to higher heights; as we "Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and knowing that all things will be added onto us."

God bless you and see you next year!

In this age of technology, there have been many advancements in the social construct in which we live in. From sitting on the cusp of self-driving cars, to smartphones that would put some supercomputers of the distance past to shame, we have taken leaps and bounds into the future; but one of the most used forms of technology, that we can’t seem to get enough of, would have to be Wi-Fi. From trying to connect various devices, to wanting to cut back on utilizing your mobile data plan, Wi-Fi has become somewhat of a staple in today’s society. Now, when you think of Wi-Fi, the main takeaway from this little gem, is proximity. What I mean in essence, is that in order to garner the full potential the Wi-Fi has to offer, you have to draw closer to the source of the signal. In the same way, from a spiritual standpoint, we must remain close to the Source (God) if we want to tap into the full potential of what He has to offer.

Sir Isaac Newton’s 3rd Law of motion states, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” Essentially stating that the force of a specific object upon another is translated in a chain reaction that results in an equal transfer of energy. In simpler terms, you get out what you put in, in the physical sense. Now, in the spiritual sense, there are some stark parallels in regard to this “revelation”. Thankfully, God knows that our imperfection hinders us from giving our best in order to receive the best He has for us, but He still REQUIRES us to perform acts of obedience, love, grace, forgiveness, etc., in order to receive our blessings in full!

The military and faith: what do they both have in common? I'll be speaking to a combat veteran named Lynn Pippen, who knows a thing or two about this topic. With approximately 25 and a half years of service in the military and his love for God, Lynn dives into his faith and how to remain disciplined and focused in the spiritual trenches of society, all while protecting and guiding his family. We know that we are in a spiritual battle, so staying on guard and knowing how to scout the IEDs of life's trials and tribulations are essential. If we become casual with our faith, we can become a casualty on the battlefield called life.

What are your upper limits? How to you attain it? How do you sustain it? Each and every one of us have a calling from the Divine to achieve something deep down inside of us, but many fall short of that glory. The thing is, in order to achieve what God has in store for us, we need to tap into something far great than ourselves - beyond our comfort zone. Join me and Lauren McQueen as we discuss what it takes to build a destiny with confidence and sustained zeal.

In this episode, we discuss the concept of calling and purpose, exploring how individuals can discover their unique assignments in life. We delve into personal experiences, the importance of faith, and the distinction between dreams and divine calling. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support, overcoming fear, and trusting in God's plan. Euri shares insights on identifying gifts and navigating challenges while remaining obedient to God's guidance. The episode concludes with a message about the significance of pursuing one's calling and the transformative impact it can have on both the individual and those around them.

They say they should separate church from state. They say that God shouldn't be in the government. They say society doesn't need the "old and antiquated" words of an "Ancient God". What happens when someone goes against that narrative and is intentional about infiltrating the political stratosphere to preach the Gospel from the inside out? Well, in this episode of Mission Complete, I'll be speaking with Apostle Dr. Shurdon Murray, of Linden, Guyana; whose very mission is that very thing. Join us as we dive into a dialogue that is countercultural, but seemingly critical!

In this episode of Mission Complete, we discuss the spiritual implication of working in a secular environment, while still trying to maintain a moral heading amongst your peers. For as we know, in order to reflect righteousness, we must be consistent in our spiritual walk and keep our mind on the Divine. I'll be speaking to a friend of mind, as he walks us through his spiritual and mental formula for sustaining a sound mind, in the maritime industry. Join us on this discussion!

The saying, “Be a man”, isn’t a witty catch phrase or a trivial notion uttered by the shifting social construct. It is a decree and call from the Most High God, to all fathers. The job as a mother is like no other, and carries immense responsibility, but the role of a father is the literal “seed” that germinates the potential for a family to grow towards a safe, sustainable, and flourishing future. We cannot put down our swords and leave anything up to chance.

As fathers, we are truly needed by society and loved and cherished by our families. Our role reflects the Divine Himself, so our potential is limitless. Keep fighting the good fight. Keep seeking the Lord and His purpose for you. The world may press on all sides, BUT GOD BUILD YOU TO LAST!!!

How deep does the abyss go? How much can one endure before they feel like giving up? How do we transcend the situations that plague us throughout our lives? In this episode, I have the privilege and honor to speak to my friend and colleague, Keely Bell. He is the founder of the Silverback Grit - an organization predicated on enhancing human performance, via mind, body, and spirit. We dive into his own childhood and navigate the catacombs of what brought him out of darkness, into the consistent pursuit of light. Get ready for a riveting conversation and a transfiguring testimony, on this episode!