In this episode of the Micah Young Podcast, I want to talk with you about grief, comfort, and something we don’t often talk about—relief. I begin in 2 Corinthians 1:2–4, where Paul describes God as the Father of mercies and the God of all comfort. For a long time, I thought Paul’s words were just a familiar greeting. But as I’ve reflected on grace, I’ve come to see that they carry much deeper meaning. God doesn’t just offer comfort in theory—He meets us personally in our affliction. Over the years, I’ve walked through grief myself, losing both of my parents after prolonged illness. I know the ups and downs, the emotional tension, the hope that rises and falls, and the unexpected moments when emotions resurface. I’ve also experienced something that often brings confusion or even guilt—a sense of relief. In this episode, I share why relief is not a sign of hardheartedness or selfishness. It may actually be the comfort of a loving Father. God comforts us so we can endure affliction, so it doesn’t destroy us—and so that the comfort we receive can one day be shared with others.

What do you do when you’re walking with God… but still don’t know what’s next? In this episode, Micah unpacks a powerful passage from Isaiah 50 and speaks directly to seasons of uncertainty, confusion, and waiting. This isn’t about moral failure or spiritual rebellion—but about those moments when you’re obeying God and still feel like you’re walking in the dark. Through Scripture, biblical examples, and practical wisdom, Micah offers encouragement for anyone facing unanswered questions about their future, relationships, calling, or circumstances.

In this powerful teaching, Micah continues unpacking the richness of God’s grace—moving beyond theological agreement into practical experience. Drawing from passages in Ephesians 1, 2 Corinthians 9, and 2 Peter 1, he clarifies that grace is not merely God’s kindness toward us but the fullness of Christ’s life extended to us: His patience, peace, forgiveness, love, kindness, self-control, and every spiritual blessing.

In this episode, Micah continues his deep dive into the transformative power of grace—not as a theological idea, but as a lived reality. Drawing from Colossians 1:3–6, he unpacks why so many believers understand grace for salvation yet struggle to live from the grace God has already placed within them.

Micah Young and worship leader Michael unpack a life-giving truth: God placed His riches in Christ—and in us—while we’re still in earthly bodies. Hear Michael’s candid story of healing from childhood trauma and disordered eating, learning to love the body God made, practicing gratitude, and building ADHD-friendly rhythms (silence, routine) to “walk in the Spirit.” They explore joy vs. fear, scarcity vs. abundance, and calling God “Abba.”

When faith meets mental illness, what happens next? In this moving conversation, Micah Young talks with PJ, who opens up about her powerful journey — from battling eating disorders and postpartum depression to finding freedom in Christ. PJ shares how God used counseling, community, and medication to bring healing and peace. If you’ve ever struggled with anxiety, identity, or mental health, this story will remind you: you’re not alone, and there is hope in Jesus.

We often think about God’s presence as something we have to find, achieve, or stir up. But what if the truth is much simpler? In this episode of the Micah Young Podcast, Micah unpacks a foundational but often overlooked reality: God is here. Not in the past where regrets and disappointments linger. Not in the future where fear and worry pull us. Not in the speculations of our imagination. He is here—present, dwelling in us through Christ. Drawing from Psalm 46, Isaiah 30, and other key scriptures, Micah challenges us to leave behind the lands of regret, fear, and speculation and instead live in the “land of now”—the awareness of God’s present reality and nearness. This isn’t about striving, earning, or trying to bring God close. It’s about awakening to His presence that has been with us all along.

We often talk about grace as the way we’re saved. But what if grace was never meant to stop at salvation? In this episode of the Micah Young Podcast, we explore how grace is more than a theological concept—it’s the framework for our everyday life. Micah shares how his understanding of grace has shifted from a doctrine he believed to a reality he now lives in, drawing from 2 Corinthians 9:8 and other key scriptures to illustrate how grace empowers, sustains, and equips us in every circumstance. Whether you’ve been living from a work-based mindset or just never thought about grace beyond salvation, this message is an invitation to step into the abundance of God’s daily grace—grace that’s meant to be received, enjoyed, and extended to others.

In today’s world, we have access to endless Bible teaching. But no matter how good the sermon or how wise the preacher is, nothing can replace the voice of the Holy Spirit living in you.

Living from God’s purpose isn’t a one-time decision. It’s a posture—a daily choice to glorify the Father in every situation, relationship, and decision.

In this episode of the Micah Young Podcast, we continue the conversation on purpose and go deeper into what it means to intentionally choose to live for God’s glory. It’s not about rededication or self-effort. It’s about remembering who you are in Christ and responding accordingly—even when you fall short.

Whether you’re in a tough relationship, facing pressure at work, or struggling with shame, this message offers clear encouragement: even when you blow it, you can still glorify the Father. It’s not about earning His approval—it’s about living from it.