The On the Go Podcast

Have you ever genuinely stopped doing something you wanted out of your life, only to find yourself right back in it a few weeks later? Sometimes the problem isn’t that we didn’t try hard enough—it’s that we focused so much on what needed to leave that we never thought about what would take its place.

In this episode, we look at one of Jesus’ stranger teachings in Matthew 12 and what it might show us about repentance, old patterns, and why a life can look cleaned up before it’s actually changed. This conversation challenges us to think beyond simply removing what’s unhealthy and start paying attention to the space it leaves behind.

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Why do we keep putting ourselves in the same situations and then hoping we’ll somehow respond differently this time? In this episode, we continue through Proverbs and look at a piece of wisdom that shifts the focus away from simply having more self-control in the moment. Sometimes the better question isn’t, “How do I get stronger at saying no?” but, “Why do I keep walking so close to this in the first place?” This conversation is about the small paths we repeatedly choose, how they quietly become automatic, and what might change if we started making the better direction easier to walk.

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Have you ever finally gotten something you really wanted, only for it to become normal way faster than you expected? Somehow the thing we couldn’t wait to have becomes part of the background, and before long, our attention starts wandering toward whatever is next.

In this episode, we look at a phrase from Ecclesiastes that put words to something many of us experience without realizing it. We talk about what happens when our appetite is always moving, what that pursuit can quietly steal from the life we already have, and how we can keep looking forward without becoming blind to what God has placed right in front of us.

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Most of us have heard the Lord’s Prayer countless times, but what if Jesus was giving us more than a set of words to memorize? In this episode, we take a fresh look at Matthew 6 and explore how this familiar prayer can become a practical framework for the way we approach God. It’s changed the way I’ve been starting my own prayer time recently, and I think it might give you a new way to think about one of Jesus’ most familiar teachings.

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Most of us already know how to pursue someone we really want to be close to. We initiate, make time, share our lives, and include them in the ordinary moments. But do we approach our relationship with God the same way? In this episode, we talk about intimacy with God, why it can slowly fade even when our spiritual routines stay consistent, and what it might look like to pursue Him beyond a designated devotional time.

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Have you ever been genuinely happy for someone while still quietly thinking, “Why not me?” In this episode, we explore what that reaction can reveal about our desire to be used by God, our need to feel important, and the way we respond when God starts working through someone else. This conversation is less about jealousy on the surface and more about whether we really want what God wants—even when we’re not at the center of it.

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If you knew God was about to do something significant in your life, how would you prepare your heart? Most of us would probably think about adding more prayer, more Scripture, or another spiritual discipline. But when people asked John the Baptist a very similar question in Luke 3, his answer looked surprisingly ordinary.

In this episode, we look at what repentance actually changes, why following Jesus should become visible in the everyday parts of our lives, and a question that might expose where our faith has stayed a little too theoretical. Sometimes preparing our hearts for God isn’t about adding something new—it’s about paying attention to what’s already right in front of us.

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Have you ever noticed that you seem to become a slightly different version of yourself depending on who you’re around? Maybe you talk differently, act differently, or become more concerned with fitting in. Maybe it’s not even other people—maybe stress, exhaustion, or frustration brings out a version of you that you don’t really like. In this episode, we look at what it means to have a character that remains steady even when your environment changes, and what the life of Daniel can teach us about deciding who we are before the pressure comes. Because the real question isn’t just who you are when life is going well—it’s who you become when the room changes.

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We’re usually pretty comfortable bringing our needs to God. But what about the things we simply want? The things that aren’t necessary, but would bring us joy? I found myself wrestling with that question recently, and a few conversations and a surprising moment made me think differently about what it means to trust God with the things we desire. Maybe there are parts of our lives we’ve never thought to invite God into because they didn’t seem important enough. But what if He wants to be part of those things too?

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Most of us are quick to recognize when we’re physically tired or emotionally overwhelmed, but much slower to notice what those moments are revealing underneath. In this episode, we look at a verse from 1 Thessalonians that opened up a completely different way of thinking about our reactions, desires, and relationship with God. It leaves us with a simple but revealing question: when you’re at your weakest, what part of you gets the first response?

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