If you’re ready to move beyond merely pondering God’s will and start living it out with boldness and conviction, this episode is for you!

In this episode, we dive deep into the often misunderstood concept of humility and explore how God, in His infinite love, invites us into humility rather than forcing it upon us.

When people are placed over profit that is where we find true success!

Join us as we uncover the beauty, purpose, and destiny of the Bride of Christ and how we, as believers, are called to walk in victory and holiness.

In this episode, we explore how offense can erode your emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. From harboring resentment to allowing bitterness to take root, we discuss eight destructive ways offense can affect your life. Tune in for insights on how to identify offense in your life and practical steps to overcome it, so you can experience freedom and restoration.

In this episode, we open the conversation about how culture often labels men as the problem within our society and how we can challenge that narrative by exploring a different perspective—God’s perspective.

Join us as we uncover stories of resilience, examine spiritual truths, and offer encouragement for anyone navigating difficult seasons. Tune in now to find hope, clarity, and a reminder that your struggles don’t define your worth—or your calling.

In this episode, we are excited to welcome our guest, Bryan Schwartz, to share his insights and experiences with us. Bryan is a leadership mentor and coach, NFL veteran, former church planter, pastor, motivational speaker, author, and founder of “4th & Short.”

In this episode, we explore the concept of spiritual weapons within the body of Christ. Are these divine tools meant to be wielded actively in our everyday lives, or should they remain reserved for times of intense spiritual warfare?

What does it mean to see evidence of a true Christian? How does it manifest? How can we discern if it is genuine? Many profess to be Christians, yet looking at their lives beyond Sunday services may prompt us to question what being a Christian entails. True faith is more than just words.