If your life has no intention, the devil gives no attention.
In this bold, truth-filled episode, Charlene Condu exposes the quiet danger of lazy faith—and how it keeps believers asleep while the enemy wins small battles by default. Backed by Scripture and full of real talk, she breaks down the signs of spiritual sloth, distracted prayer, and “grace as an excuse.”
It’s raw, and it’s your wake-up call: God doesn’t bless neutral. He blesses motion.

Let's keep a Rapture Roster. The names of people we will pray for to be Saved. It is our job to pack heaven. It is our job to live our lives as an example to our friends and family and even those we do not realize watch our example every day.

The Lamb's Book of Life is the real record in heaven. We can't save people, but we can point them in the right direction. As soldiers of Christ it is our calling. Let's prepare. Let's be an example. Let's speak truth. Let's stay watchful. Let's encourage others.

In the final episode of the Sermon on the Mount series, Charlene Condu unpacks Jesus’ closing words — the ultimate Call to Decision in Matthew 7:13–27.

Jesus warns about the narrow road and the wide road, reveals how to recognize false prophets by their fruit, and reminds us that true discipleship isn’t about saying “Lord, Lord” — it’s about doing the Father’s will.

Finally, He ends with the story of the two foundations — one built on the Rock, the other on sand — showing us that what we build our lives on determines whether we’ll stand when the storm comes.

This is a call to choose: to walk the narrow way, live the truth, and build a faith that lasts.

This week we’re diving into part six of my Sermon on the Mount series — one of the most powerful and personal teachings Jesus ever gave.

So far, we’ve talked about the Beatitudes, the Law, true worship, and trust… and now, Jesus turns the focus to something that hits every one of us: how we treat people.

In Matthew 7:1–12, Jesus says, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” He reminds us to remove the plank from our own eye before trying to fix someone else’s — and then calls us to love others the way we want to be loved.

This episode gets real about judgment, grace, boundaries, and prayer. We’ll talk about what “pearls before swine” means in today’s world, how to love wisely without losing peace, and how to stop assuming the worst while still standing for truth.

If you’ve ever struggled with relationships, forgiveness, or discernment — this one’s for you.
Because Jesus didn’t call us to be perfect judges… He called us to be humble mirrors of His love.

In this week’s episode of Me Again, God, we’re digging into the next section of the Sermon on the Mount — Matthew 6:19–34, where Jesus talks about Treasures and Trust.

He tells us not to store up treasures on earth, because “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Then He reminds us not to worry — because our Father already knows what we need.

Easier said than done, right?

This episode is for anyone who’s ever wrestled with control, money, anxiety, or the constant pressure to hold everything together. Jesus reminds us to seek first the Kingdom — not because our needs don’t matter, but because our hearts do.

So, grab your coffee or take a quiet walk, and let’s talk about what it really means to trust God with what we can’t control… and build a life that actually lasts.

In this episode, Charlene Condu continues her 7-part deep dive through the Sermon on the Mount, unpacking what Jesus really meant when He said He came not to abolish the law but to fulfill it (Matthew 5:17–48).

Jesus wasn’t lowering the standard — He was raising it.
It’s not just “Don’t murder,” it’s “Don’t even stay angry.”
Not just “Don’t cheat,” but “Guard your heart and intentions.”
He called us to integrity, mercy, faithfulness, and love that reaches even our enemies.

This episode gets real about how easy it is to follow the rules and still miss the relationship. Charlene shares personal reflections, modern-day examples, and a few “ouch-but-needed” questions that help us check our hearts before God.

So grab your coffee or your journal, and settle in — this one’s not about perfection, it’s about transformation.
Because Jesus didn’t come to erase the rules…
He came to write His love story on your heart.

n this heartfelt episode of Me Again, God, Charlene Condu takes you deep into Matthew 6:1–18 — where Jesus teaches about giving, prayer, and fasting. This message was inspired by a powerful sermon from Pastor Daniel Voss at Mountain View Church in Queen Creek, Arizona — a biblically grounded church unafraid to tackle the hard truths our culture often avoids.

Charlene shares how this study of the Sermon on the Mount became personal — revealing the difference between public religion and private relationship. Together, we’ll explore what it means to give without recognition, pray without performance, and fast without attention. Because true worship isn’t measured by what others see… it’s what God sees when no one’s watching.

Whether you’re listening from a pew, a car, or your kitchen table, this episode invites you to quiet the noise, re-center your faith, and rediscover the beauty of secret worship.

Jesus called you the salt of the earth and the light of the world — but what does that look like when life feels exhausting or when you’ve been living in survival mode? In this honest and hope-filled episode, Charlene Condu shares how trying to build life her own way left her drained and disconnected — and how surrendering to God’s design restored her influence and light. You’ll discover what it means to preserve what’s good, push back against spiritual decay, and bring hope into every room you enter.

If you’ve ever felt like your faith has gone dull or your light has dimmed, this episode is your invitation to reset and remember who Jesus says you already are.

Ever prayed a bold prayer and been blindsided by how God answered? That’s where I found myself — and it led me to discover the real meaning of “blessed.” In this episode, we kick off a deep dive into Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, explore what the Beatitudes really mean, and talk about how weakness can become the very place God shows His mercy. If you’ve ever felt like life’s detours were derailing you, this conversation will help you see they might be divine direction instead.

You made it — Day 30 of the 30-Day Christian Challenge! Over the past month, you’ve prayed, repented, decluttered, set boundaries, and created space for the life God actually designed for you.

Today isn’t about crossing a finish line. It’s about realizing you were never meant to stay lost, overwhelmed, or disconnected. The new you isn’t brand new at all — she’s the woman God intended you to be from the beginning. And now she’s awake.

We’ll seal what God’s done, reflect on the transformation, and talk about how to keep walking in freedom and peace long after the challenge ends. You’ll also hear how your story can inspire someone else — maybe even become part of my upcoming book Mess to Mercy: When Our Mess Meets His Mercy.

This is not the end. This is the beginning of your legacy.