Season 2, Episode 1: Trusting God (Jehovah Mivtach) Season 2 opens with a deep, faith‑rooted conversation on trusting God — Jehovah Mivtach, the LORD our security, our safe place, our trust. This episode feels like catching up with a friend over brunch, but it carries the weight of scripture, identity, and restoration. We journey through the valleys of Psalm 23, explore what trust truly means, and discover how both neuroscience and theology reveal that humans are wired for trust because we reflect a relational God. From Gideon’s 300 to Esther’s courage, from Peter walking on water to Jesus surrendering to the Father, we see how trust is lived out in weakness, uncertainty, suffering, obedience, and daily rhythms. This episode invites you to reflect on your own identity, relationships, and story — asking: Where is God inviting me to trust Him more deeply? Whether in fear, transition, or letting go, Jehovah Mivtach reminds us that trust is not passive; it is active surrender. Pull up a chair, pour your coffee, and join the table. This season, you’ll be nourished with faith, uplifted with joy, and equipped with wisdom to trust God in every chapter of life.