In Part 3 of this soul-stirring series, Lana continues walking through the weighty question from Yeshua: “Why do you call Me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do what I say?”

This episode focuses on the call to repentance and true belief—not just believing about Him, but believing in Him with a faith that transforms how we live. With scripture from Luke 13:3, John 6:29, and John 10:27, Lana gently but boldly guides us into a deeper understanding of trust, obedience, and surrender.

She also shares a heartfelt personal testimony about choosing to trust God when nothing made sense—reminding us that real belief is risky, raw, and rewarding.

If you missed the earlier episodes, be sure to catch up! This journey is about more than encouragement—it’s a call to live like He truly is Lord.

In this episode, Lana dives into the powerful call to repentance—not just as a one-time moment, but as a daily reorientation toward holiness. We explore what true repentance really means: it’s not just turning from sin, but turning to Jesus, letting His Spirit transform us from the inside out. Through powerful scripture from Ezekiel, Luke, and Acts, Lana unpacks how God’s Spirit empowers us to walk in His commandments when we surrender.

If you missed Episode 1, be sure to catch up as we laid the foundation of living in obedience to God’s commands and the role the Holy Spirit plays in that journey.

This episode is all about getting real with the call to repent and realign with His will. Are you ready to embrace true transformation?

In this raw and Spirit-led episode, Lana dives deep into the bold question Jesus asked in Luke 6:46:
"Why do you call Me ‘Lord, Lord,’ and not do the things which I say?"

If we claim to love Jesus, shouldn’t our lives show it? This episode peels back the layers of lip service Christianity and shines light on the solid foundation of true love through obedience. Lana walks you through the teachings of Jesus, connects them to the First Commandment, and shows how the New Testament fulfills!

It’s gritty, it’s real, and it’s soaked in Scripture. Grab your Bible and your coffee, and let’s build our house on the Rock.