In this episode, we walk through Jeremiah 1 and 2 — a powerful reminder that God’s calling and God’s correction often come at the same time.

Jeremiah 1 shows us a God who calls imperfect, hesitant people and places purpose on their lives before they ever feel ready. But by Jeremiah 2, we see the heartbreak of a people who slowly drifted, replacing the living God with empty idols that could never satisfy.

Jeremiah doesn’t just expose sin , he reveals the grief of a God who remembers when His people were close, and still longs to restore them.

If you’ve felt distant from God, numb in your faith, or caught in cycles you can’t seem to break, this episode is a reminder: God’s correction is not a door slammed shut , it’s a loving call to come back.

📖 Key Themes: Calling, Idolatry, Spiritual Drift, Repentance, Restoration
💛 For the believer who feels far but wants to come home

Who do you run to, who do you run with, and what do you release when you are tried from each side? This episode we will talk about community, wise counsel and how we should respond as christians in trying times. Thank you for listening!

This episode feels like the final page entry in my journal for the year. I’m reflecting on what God taught me in this past season, about surrender, obedience, and walking in purpose, even when it required letting go of old versions of myself.

I share how the Lord has been reshaping the way I see myself, teaching me to view my identity through His eyes instead of the enemy’s distortions.

As the year comes to a close, I’m realizing that revival isn’t loud or performative—it’s quiet obedience, a yielded heart, and choosing God again and again when no one is watching. This episode is an invitation to lay down what doesn’t belong in the next season and step into the new year set apart, surrendered, and aligned with purpose.

If you’re closing out the year in reflection, gratitude, or refinement, this one is for you.

There have been moments in my life where I’ve felt so far from God, not because He left, but because Idrifted. In this episode, I open up about what that distance feels like and why it happens. We’ll walk through the story of the golden calf in Exodus and see how disobedience and impatience can pull us away from His presence. But I also want to remind you: God’s grace is still there, even when you feel disconnected. If you’ve been wondering where God is, or why you can’t feel Him like you used to, this episode is for you. Let’s talk about what it looks like to return to Him — Sincerely, Sav.

This episode unpacks James 1 and the call to live set apart. I open up about my own shift from chasing worldly desires to chasing God’s will, what it looks like to endure trials with joy, and how to handle relationships that tempt you back into sin. If you’re ready to grow beyond your old ways, this conversation is for you.

In this episode I dive into Hebrews 5 and unpack what it truly means to repent in humility, turn away from backsliding, and live boldly for Christ. I share how this chapter reminds us that spiritual maturity isn’t just about knowledge it’s about surrender. I talk about the importance of obedience, the cost of following Jesus, and how we are called to live as His temple, set apart and filled with purpose. Whether you’re feeling stagnant or seeking deeper understanding, this one’s for you. ILY!

Hi friends! I've been diving deep into romans and felt lead to talk a bit about what I have been learning. I talk about baptism, sin, and facing conviction as a christian. I hope that you enjoy. :)

hi friends! its been awhile so lets catch up :)

In this episode we cover parts of are walk in life that have lead us to God and why it is so important that he is at the center of our life. This episode was an honor and a blessing to record and Im so happy to share it with you all. As always thank you for making space for me, ily. <3