We’ve all had those moments when our faith feels fragile—when doubt creeps in, when God’s timing doesn’t make sense, and when it feels easier to walk away than to trust. In this episode of The Call is Costly, we’re addressing that faith, fear, and doubt. Drawing from the book of Hebrews, we’ll talk about how early Christians struggled with the same questions we face today, and how we can hold on when our confidence in God feels weak. Because even mustard seed faith—small, imperfect, and wavering

If you’ve been wrestling with uncertainty, this conversation is your reminder that you’re not alone and that God is still dependable, even in the middle of doubt.

In this episode of The Call is Costly, Tee returns after a three-week hiatus, to ask the question: Are you really locked in with Jesus—or are distractions running the show? In this episode of The Call is Costly, we talk about what it means to quiet the noise, put down our phones, and sit at the feet of the Lord like Mary did in Luke 10. From social media’s grip on our attention spans to the subtle idols we don’t even realize we’re carrying, this conversation is all about focus, discipline, and intimacy with God.

If you’ve been struggling with prayer, battling endless scrolling, or just feeling spiritually distracted, this episode will challenge you to reset your priorities, build intentional habits, and truly lock in. Because the call isn’t casual, it's COSTLY!

Back-to-school season hits different when you’re the only one carrying the weight. Between supply lists, growing kids, and unexpected expenses, single parenting can feel overwhelming — especially when the bills don’t take a break.

In this episode of The Call is Costly, we’re getting real about the pressure of being the sole provider — and the promise that God sees, God provides, and God sustains.

We’ll dig into:

💼 The emotional + financial weight of single parenthood

📖 Why 1 Timothy 5:8 isn’t about shame — but about God’s justice

🌾 How Matthew 6 reminds us that God knows what we need

👶🏽 And how Psalm 127:3 shifts the view of your children from burden to blessing

If you’ve ever stared at a school supply list and whispered, “Lord, help me,” — this one’s for you.

You’re not parenting alone. God’s in this with you. Let’s talk backpacks, bills… and breakthrough.

You keep saying “God’s got me”—but deep down, you’re wondering if He even sees you. In this episode, we’re walking through Judges 6 and unpacking the raw, unfiltered honesty of Gideon—who didn’t fake his faith, didn’t pretend to be brave, and still got chosen.

This one’s for the ones who are scared to admit how they really feel. For the ones silently battling doubt, fear, or frustration.

You’ll learn:

• Why your honesty is holy
• How God responds to raw questions with real clarity
• What it means to speak the lie so God can break it with truth

If you’ve been holding back from God, this is your reminder: He’s not waiting for your performance. He’s waiting for your honesty. So TELL HIM.

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Spiritually checked out? Just coasting through life, hoping something changes without ever going deeper with God? Proverbs 6:6–8 isn’t just about working hard—it’s a holy warning against spiritual laziness. In this episode, we break down what it really means to be spiritually asleep at the wheel—settling for shallow prayers, skipping intimacy with God, and letting life pass by while our purpose gathers dust.

The ant doesn’t wait for a sign, a mood, or a perfect moment. It prepares. It plans. It moves. And that’s the kind of holy discipline we’re being called to. So if your soul’s been snacking on spiritual junk food and you’re starving for depth, let this episode call you back to alertness, back to fire, back to God.

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In this episode of The Call Is Costly, we're diving deep into the question so many of us silently carry: Who am I, really?

We’ll peel back the layers of labels, expectations, and social media personas to get honest about the identity crisis that hits when the world defines us louder than God does. With the story of the woman at the well as our guide, we're unpacking what it looks like to be seen, known, and named by Jesus — not by our past or performance.

Whether you're in a season of transition, heartbreak, or just feeling lost in who you thought you were supposed to be, this episode is your reminder that your true identity isn’t found — it’s revealed in Him.

Let’s talk.

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There’s a part of the call no one warns you about—the part where God asks you to leave people behind. In this episode, we explore the story of Abraham, and Lot, uncovering the painful truth that some relationships can’t survive the journey God is taking you on.

You’ll hear what it means to obey even when it hurts, how to recognize when someone’s season in your life is over, and why the vision often expands only after the separation.

Anchor Scripture: Genesis 12:1-4

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Call is Costly. I’m so glad you’re here.

Before anything else, I want you to know who I am and where I’m coming from. This episode is completely raw and unedited—just me, sitting down and sharing my testimony with you. No script, no filter. Just the real story of how Jesus called me out of the world and into something deeper, more challenging, and far more beautiful.

I’m not here to perform or pretend. I’m here to be real about what it actually looks like to say yes to Jesus—what it’s cost me, what I’ve gained, and everything in between. If you're someone who’s wrestling with your faith, navigating hard transitions, or wondering what it really means to be “called,” I pray this episode meets you where you are.

This is the start of something honest, something sacred—and I’m honored to have you on this journey with me.