Have you ever felt like your prayers were hitting the ceiling? Or wondered if God was listening at all? This week we’re diving into the stories of Hannah and Samuel. Hannah teaches us what it looks like to keep trusting God when answers don’t come right away, and Samuel shows us how to recognize His voice when He does speak. One was learning to wait, the other was learning to listen but both discovered that God was working the entire time. If you’ve ever found yourself waiting on the Lord or searching for direction, this episode is for you.

Samson’s story is often remembered for his incredible strength, but the real lesson may be found in one small verse. In Episode 8, we explore what happens when we rely on ourselves more than God, and why Judges 16:22 offers hope to anyone trying to become better one step at a time. If you’ve ever felt like you’ve fallen short, this episode is a reminder that God may not be finished with your story yet.

In this episode, I share what it felt like losing my grandma and realizing she was my last grandparent. On the drive home from the cemetery, my mom and I talked about the next life, what it might be like, and the hope we have through Jesus Christ.

This episode is about the quiet kind of greatness we usually overlook.

We tend to look at fame, success, and public stories and assume that’s what makes a life meaningful. But most of life doesn’t happen in front of an audience. It happens in kitchens, in late-night conversations, in tired mornings, and in the small decisions nobody sees.

Mother’s Day has me reflecting on the women who shaped my understanding of love. In this episode, I share what watching my wife walk through grief and selflessly give, and watching my mom make her kids the priority through divorce, taught me about sacrifice, strength, and what it really means to show up.

There’s a dangerous place we can all land in: when life gets hard enough that we start questioning the very thing God used to rescue us.

Ever look at your life and wonder when you stopped feeling like yourself? This episode dives into the slow drift of life, the weight we carry, and how God rebuilds us in the wilderness. If you feel lost, this one’s for you.

Discipline isn’t about perfection; it’s about keeping promises to yourself. In this episode, I connect my first run after stomach surgery with the story of Israel in Exodus to explore how discipline shapes trust, growth, and faith. Because freedom is given, but discipline is what sustains it.

Am I actually living what I believe… or just learning it? This episode is an honest look at the gap between knowing and doing and the small ways we drift without even realizing it.