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If you’ve ever sinned and instantly felt that wave of shame hit you, you’re not alone. I’ve been there too. For years I thought I had to hide from God or “get myself together” before coming back to Him. Psalm 51 honestly changed that for me.

In this episode, I’m talking through what really happens when we fall, why we keep repeating the same stuff, and how to actually run back to God with a real repentant heart instead of sitting in guilt. Not from a place of perfection. From a place of honesty.

My hope is that this episode reminds you that God still wants you close, even after you mess up. Repent, breathe, and come home.

Go in peace.

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Your words carry way more weight than you think. Not in a manifesting way, but in a spiritual and practical way. Jesus said what comes out of your mouth comes straight from your heart. So if I’m constantly speaking negativity or doubt, that’s showing me what I’ve been letting live inside me.

In this episode I’m breaking down Matthew 12, Proverbs 4, and James 3. We talk about guarding your heart, checking the things you say without thinking, and how the words you repeat become the life you end up living. I also share a personal story that reminded me why I have to protect my peace and my heart at all times.

My goal is simple. I want to help you talk different so you can live different. Hope this blesses you.

Go in peace.

Nothing in the kingdom of God is accidental, so if you are listening to this, I really believe it is for you.

In this episode, I open up about my own half obedience. God told me to start this podcast a while ago, and I still tried to lean on my own strength and strategy instead of simple faith. I talk about the two words He kept sending me through different people: sonship and sacrifice. Be a son. Sacrifice your strategy.

Then I walk through the story of Gideon and how God takes a fearful man hiding in a winepress, calls him a mighty man of valor, cuts his army from thousands down to 300 and still gives him the victory.

This episode is for you if you know what God told you to do, but you keep hesitating, planning, or talking yourself out of it.
 Your job is obedience. God handles the outcome.

Everyone loves to point out the “false prophets.” But in this episode, I’m asking a deeper question — why do wolves even find room among the sheep?

I talk through 2 Peter and Matthew 7 and break down how false teachers rise from within, why desire drives deception, and how to guard your heart through real discernment.

If you’ve been craving clarity and truth in a confusing time, this episode will help you slow down, search the Word, and see things clearly again.

We love to quote Psalm 91, but I want you to see the power behind it. In this episode I start with Ephesians 6:12 to set the frame for the unseen battle, then walk Psalm 91 verse by verse. We look at what “Most High” and “Almighty” really mean, why words like “pestilence,” “arrows,” and “serpent” point to spiritual realities, and how dwelling and trusting position you under God’s covering.

My goal is simple. I want Psalm 91 to move from a nice verse to a shield you actually use. If you’ve felt pressed, anxious, or targeted, this will help you stand confident in God’s protection.

You keep praying, but nothing’s changing. Prayer is supposed to carry power. In this episode, I’m breaking down what prayer really is, why Jesus made it His foundation, and how to pray in a way that actually lines up with God’s will.

We’ll discuss the heart posture behind prayer, the discipline required to connect with God, and the power that comes when you pray in faith and truth. This isn’t about routines it’s about relationship.

If your prayer life has felt dry or powerless lately, this one will remind you what it means to pray with real authority.

In this episode of Red Letter Conversations, I’m breaking down the battle between two kingdoms: the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Darkness. Why do so many believers feel stuck—saved but still struggling? Why does it feel like the enemy still has control, even after we say yes to Jesus?

We’ll walk through the spiritual structure of both kingdoms, unpack what Jesus meant in Matthew 7:21–23, and explain why the devil only needs you to reject Jesus, not necessarily God. From understanding legal authority in the spirit to what it really means to do the will of the Father, this episode will help you stop living stuck in between—and finally walk in victory.

We’ll also look at the five tactics of the Kingdom of Darkness—how they twist truth, distort obedience, and plant shame. And most importantly, how to live as a true citizen of heaven, not just someone who claims it in name.

The truth is, you’re either living submitted to the Kingdom of God, or influenced by the Kingdom of Darkness.
So the real question is: Which kingdom are you actually living in?

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
02:00  Spiritual Deception
04:30 What is a Kingdom?
07:15 Structure of the Kingdom of God
11:00 What is God’s Will?
14:50 Purpose, Obedience, and Holiness
17:40 Structure of the Kingdom of Darkness
20:25 Legal Rights and Demon Oppression
24:10 5 Tactics of the Kingdom of Darkness
28:40 Final Word + Call to Self-Examination

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This episode is all about the Prodigal Son in Luke 15 and what it means for us today. When we run from God, He doesn’t force us back. Sometimes He lets us feel the weight of our choices so we can realize just how much we need Him.

I’ll walk through the son who rebelled, the father who restored him, and the older brother who stayed but missed the bigger picture. We’ll talk about identity, repentance, jealousy, and what it really looks like to come home to God.

At the end of the day, both sons needed grace. And so do we. Which one are you right now?

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