The Consecrated Podcast

In this episode, we unpack a hard but necessary truth: the promise is not the point. So often, in wilderness seasons marked by waiting, uncertainty, and difficulty, our eyes become fixed on the “Promised Land”—the breakthrough, the answered prayer, the next chapter. But in doing so, we can lose sight of the Person who is faithfully leading us there.

We reflect on the story of the Israelites, who, even after receiving the promise, quickly turned to idolatry—revealing that fulfillment in circumstances doesn’t satisfy what was always meant to be rooted in relationship with God. The same temptation exists for us: to believe that if we just arrive, everything inside us will finally feel whole.

But the truth is, no promise can fill what only His presence was meant to. The voids, the questions, the longings—they don’t disappear just because the situation changes.

This episode is an invitation to reorient our hearts. To cling not to outcomes, but to Him. To let intimacy with Jesus be the anchor in every season. Because when we learn to love Him in the wilderness, every promise, every blessing, every answered prayer becomes what it was always meant to be—an addition, not the foundation.

In this episode, Fedhii shares a powerful, personal moment sparked by a billboard that read, “Jesus is the answer to all of your problems.” What could’ve been easy to overlook instead became deeply real in a season where he was struggling—reminding him that Jesus isn’t just a phrase or a cliché, but a present and faithful answer in the middle of real life.

From there, the conversation leans into the tension of what it actually looks like to follow Christ wholeheartedly. Referencing 1 Corinthians 4, we talk about how the disciples were seen as fools for Christ—misunderstood, overlooked, and even ridiculed—but still counted it all worth it. A central thread of this episode is the reminder that a life rightly ordered is a life oriented around loving Jesus—where everything else finds its place when He is at the center.

There’s an invitation in this episode to embrace a faith that isn’t always comfortable or understood by the world, but is rooted in the unshakable truth that He is worth everything. This episode is both a reminder and a challenge: Jesus is the answer—but are we willing to live like we believe it?

In this episode, we continue our conversation with Micah Turnbo—a man who carries a genuine, deep friendship with God and lives with a heart to make others His friends too.

We go deeper into what it looks like to walk in ongoing connection with God, talking through the reality of the spiritual realm and the tension that often surrounds it. Micah shares how the enemy works to distort, distract, and disconnect us from true intimacy—and how we can remain grounded in truth, love, and discernment.

This conversation is an invitation—into deeper trust, deeper clarity, and a faith that isn’t shaken by fear or confusion. If you’ve been longing to grow in your relationship with God but have felt unsure or hesitant, this episode will encourage you to stay rooted in His voice and confident in His nearness.

In this episode, we sit down with Micah Turnbo—a man who carries a genuine, deep friendship with God and lives with a heart to make others His friends too.

We talk about Micah’s early encounters with Jesus and the visions that shaped his life, not to elevate an experience, but to reveal what’s actually available to all of us. His story challenges the idea that intimacy with God is rare, and instead reminds us that connection with Him is meant to be natural, childlike, and consistent.

This conversation is an invitation—back to simplicity, back to wonder, and back to real relationship with Jesus. If you’ve ever felt distant or like there’s “more,” this episode will stir your heart to believe that friendship with God is closer than you think.

In this episode, we dive into what it truly means to abandon yourself to the Lord—not as a one-time decision, but as a daily, ongoing surrender. We unpack how abandonment is less about a single moment and more about a gradual deepening of trust and devotion.

Using the analogy of drinking coffee, Fedhii illustrates how what may start as a simple, intentional choice can grow into something you genuinely desire. In the same way, choosing God day by day leads to a deeper hunger for Him. As you continue to “taste and see,” your heart begins to long for more of His presence, and surrender becomes less of a discipline and more of a delight.

This episode is an invitation to embrace the process—choosing Him daily, trusting that over time, your desire for God will grow into something steady, rooted, and transformative.

In this episode, we talk about how fear can cause us to cling tightly to the plans we’ve made for our lives instead of trusting the Person who leads us. When our expectations feel threatened, it’s easy to become anxious, frustrated, or even disappointed with God.

Throughout Scripture, we see this tension again and again. Mary and Martha were confused when Jesus didn’t come the way they expected. Moses and the Israelites cried out in frustration in the wilderness. Even the death and resurrection of Christ unfolded in a way the disciples never anticipated. Time after time, God’s plans looked different than what people imagined—but His faithfulness never changed.

In this episode, we invite listeners to loosen their grip on their own plans and hold tightly to the One who holds tomorrow. Because real peace isn’t found in everything going according to our plan—it’s found in trusting the heart of the One who is leading us.

In this powerful continuation of our conversation with Melodie and David, we dive even deeper into what it was like being raised in supernatural ministry — not just the beauty of it, but the weight of it. Children to Apostle Ricardo Di Rocco, Melodie and David give honest insight into the world behind the camera. 

This episode begins with a conversation about community. In the book of Acts, after Jesus ascended, there was a moment where Scripture says no one among them had need — because they were meeting one another’s needs. We wrestle with how different that can look in the Western church today — where it’s so easy to rush in, consume a service, and rush out without ever building real connection.

We also take an honest look at something we don’t talk about enough: how quickly people can attach “the Lord said” to something that may actually be rooted in insecurity, fear, or a desire to be heard. We discuss how powerful those words are — and how deeply they can affect someone’s life when they’re spoken carelessly.

This conversation is reflective, challenging, and hopeful. If you haven’t listened to part one yet, we strongly encourage you to start there first so you can fully grasp the heart behind everything we unpack here.

Connect with the Di Rocco's:

https://www.ricardodirocco.org/

In this second part of our conversation with Ricardo DiRocco, we continue exploring what it truly means to cultivate friendship with God.

We dive deeper into the posture of the heart — especially the importance of listening. Not just speaking to God, but learning how to recognize His voice, discern truth, and trust what He reveals. Ricardo shares insights on surrender, humility, and the tension between our understanding and God’s perspective.

Together, we reflect on how friendship with God requires intentionality, honesty, and a willingness to grow beyond our assumptions. This episode challenges us to slow down, pay attention, and lean into a deeper, more personal relationship with Him.

If you missed part one, be sure to go back and listen — this conversation builds beautifully on that foundation.

Note: If you want to listen to the Spanish episode but don’t speak Spanish, you can turn on subtitles here on YouTube.

Connect with Ricardo and his family: ricardodirocco.org

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En esta segunda parte de nuestra conversación con Ricardo DiRocco, continuamos explorando lo que realmente significa cultivar una amistad con Dios.

Profundizamos en la postura del corazón — especialmente en la importancia de escuchar. No solo hablar con Dios, sino aprender a reconocer Su voz, discernir la verdad y confiar en lo que Él revela. Ricardo comparte reflexiones sobre la rendición, la humildad y la tensión entre nuestra comprensión y la perspectiva de Dios.

Juntos reflexionamos sobre cómo la amistad con Dios requiere intencionalidad, honestidad y la disposición de crecer más allá de nuestras propias suposiciones. Este episodio nos desafía a detenernos, prestar atención y avanzar hacia una relación más profunda y personal con Él.

Si no escuchaste la primera parte, te animamos a hacerlo — esta conversación se construye hermosamente sobre esa base.

Conéctate con Ricardo y su familia: ricardodirocco.org

This week, we’re releasing two episodes simultaneously—one fully in English and the other fully in Spanish. In the Spanish episode, Fedhii sits down with Ricardo Di Rocco, a traveling speaker, pastor, and evangelist who faithfully walks in the supernatural. Ricardo has witnessed countless salvations, healings, and miraculous encounters, and he has dedicated his life to stewarding God’s supernatural work. What makes his ministry truly remarkable is that it flows out of a deep friendship with God, evident in the abundant fruit that follows him.

In this episode, Biiftuu continues the conversation through the eyes of Ricardo’s children, Melodie and David. In part one, we dive into their childhood experiences growing up in a supernatural environment and explore the lasting impact it’s had on their personal relationships with God. They share what it’s like to be in ministry from birth, the lessons they’ve learned during their current “carpenter seasons,” and how easy it can be to elevate the supernatural while overlooking the everyday moments where God is faithfully present. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of faith, family, and the balance between the miraculous and the mundane.

Note: If you want to listen to the Spanish episode but don’t speak Spanish, you can turn on subtitles on YouTube.

Connect with Ricardo and his family:

In this episode, we have the honor of interviewing a faithful friend and servant of the Lord, Ricardo Di Rocco. A man who has faithfully served God for decades, witnessing thousands upon thousands of lives touched by the transforming power of Jesus. Join us as we listen to the heart of a friend of God as he shares what it truly means to walk in genuine friendship with Him. A rich conversation filled with truth, experience, and love for the presence of God.

Note: If you want to listen to the Spanish episode but don’t speak Spanish, you can turn on subtitles on YouTube.

Connect with Ricardo and his family:

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En este episodio tenemos el honor de entrevistar a un amigo fiel y siervo del Señor, Ricardo Di Rocco. Un hombre que ha servido a Dios por décadas, viendo cómo miles y miles de vidas han sido tocadas por el poder transformador de Jesús. Acompáñanos a escuchar el corazón de un amigo de Dios mientras comparte sobre lo que significa caminar en verdadera amistad con Él. Una conversación profunda, llena de sabiduría, experiencia y amor por la presencia del Señor.

Conéctate con Ricardo y su familia:

ricardodirocco.org