In this episode of See The King Podcast, Adam and guest Duncan talk honestly about what it means to rely on God when life feels overwhelming. From learning how to draw strength from Him instead of ourselves, to wrestling with moments of brokenness, failure, and submission, every story points back to God’s ability to restore and sustain us. Throughout the episode we explore several scriptures that highlight one central truth: in our weakness, God’s strength carries us. Through conversations about courage, humility, and faith under pressure, we see how God uses both struggles and victories to shape our hearts. This episode is a reminder that even in our weakest moments, He is present, He is faithful, and He is preparing us to live with greater purpose

In this solo episode of See The King Podcast, Adam reflects on Nehemiah’s prayer in chapter one and how it gives us a powerful blueprint for drawing near to God. We learn what it means to approach God with both humility and faith, trusting His character and His Word. This episode is an invitation to reshape the way we pray, aligning our hearts with God so that our words are honest, our faith is strengthened, and our steps move closer to Him.

Words carry weight far beyond what we realize. In this episode of See The King Podcast, Adam sits down with Christian hip hop artist Dee-1 to explore Proverbs 18:20–21: “From the fruit of their mouth a person’s stomach is filled; with the harvest of their lips they are satisfied. The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.”

Together we discuss what it truly means for the tongue to hold the power of life and death, and how our words reflect the posture of our hearts toward God. Dee-1 shares his journey as an artist, using his God-given skills not for fame or self ratifying influence, but to bring truth, hope, and life to the masses. This conversation dives into the purpose of the tongue as a tool for God, to build up rather than tear down, to point people toward Christ rather than away from Him. Every word we speak is an act of faith and obedience, an opportunity to honor God, strengthen others, and walk closer with Christ.

Communion isn’t just a ritual, it’s holy.

In this episode of See The King Podcast,

Adam Ross and guest RuslanKD unpack why communion is more than bread and wine, and why different traditions view it with such seriousness. From warnings in Scripture to personal experiences, this episode reminds us that communion carries a weight we can’t take lightly.

Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 11:27–29 challenge us: Whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner will be guilty of sinning against the body and blood of the Lord… For those who eat and drink without discerning the body of Christ eat and drink judgment on themselves.”

Communion forces us to stop treating faith like a routine and to recognize the sanctity of what Jesus gave us. It’s not about division between Catholics, Protestants, or Orthodox — it’s about honoring Christ’s presence at the table with reverence and humility.

What does it really mean to put God to the test? In this episode Adam and guest Kaelob, look at Matthew 4:7 where Jesus responds to the enemy with, “It is also written: ‘Do not put the Lord your God to the test.’”

Testing God isn’t always shaking your fist at the sky, sometimes it’s the quiet doubts, the demand for proof, or the pride that creeps in when we think we know better.

We discuss why the Israelites doubted God, even after miracles, and how often we do the same in our own lives.This episode is about the tension between our need for control and God’s call to trust Him.

If you’ve ever found yourself questioning, doubting, or demanding answers on your terms, this conversation is for you.

Forgiveness sounds simple until you’re the one asked to do it.

In this episode, we dive into what Jesus meant when He told Peter to forgive “not just seven times, but seventy-seven times” (Matthew 18:21–22).

We talk honestly about how hard forgiveness really is — how our desire for justice often collides with God’s call to let go — and what it means to choose forgiveness even when it feels impossible.

This isn’t about excusing pain or pretending it didn’t happen; it’s about trusting that justice is always God’s and that forgiveness sets us free.

Whether you’re wrestling with old wounds or everyday frustrations, this conversation is a reminder that forgiveness isn’t a one-time act, it’s a choice we keep making as we follow Christ.