Hunger separates the ordinary from the extraordinary—not intelligence, experience, or skill, but pure HUNGER. Tune in to be encouraged, challenged, and inspired.

In this episode, I explore the meaning and origin of the name “Christian.” Did you know the very first followers of Jesus never called themselves that? The name was first spoken in Antioch — not by believers, but by outsiders. What began as a label, even an insult, became an identity that has shaped history. Let’s uncover the surprising story behind the name and why it still carries power today.

The greatest version of you doesn’t just happen — it’s built on boundaries, obedience, and a willingness to be corrected. In this episode, we ask: What level of the Holy Spirit are you truly willing to invite into your life? How aware are you of God’s correction when it comes?

Your thoughts are shaping your life—whether you're paying attention or not. With 6,000 thoughts a day, and most of them negative or repetitive, it's easy to fall into autopilot.

In this episode, I walk through Proverbs 3:1–10—reminding you how God prospers, directs your path, and brings healing. Tap in for wisdom and encouragement straight from the Word

Someone needs the hope you carry. Let this episode encourage you and wake you up to keep the main thing the main thing—Jesus. We’re called to make Him known, not just in church, but in our everyday conversations. It’s time to normalize sharing the Gospel and stop treating it like a taboo. S

Kevin Koslofski is a former MLB outfielder who played for the Kansas City Royals and Milwaukee Brewers. Drafted in the 20th round, he spent 8 years in the minors before making his big-league debut. In this episode, we talk about his grit, perseverance, and the role faith played throughout his journey.

I was invited to speak at Renaissance Church in Illinois and was given one powerful question to answer:

"What’s the one thing God has taught you that has greatly impacted your faith walk?"
In this message, I unpack what it means to live by God’s culture—not the world’s—and how that one truth has shaped everything for me. Whether you’re new to the faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, I believe this will challenge and encourage you.

Elijah, Jesus, and YOU? Make it make sense...listen in to walk with Jesus in Power.

We often miss God when we seek His blessings, power, or provision more than His presence. He tends to conceal Himself in unexpected ways—only those truly seeking Him will recognize Him through the disguise.

“Very often God approaches us in some unexpected disguise... only if we’re looking for God Himself... will we discern who He is.” —Derek Prince