Warrior

In this episode, I sit down with Mr. Tony Ross and hear his story of how God has worked in his life. We talk about how he became a millionaire, lost everything, got into debt, and how the Lord completely changed the direction of his life. We also dive into biblical money management, tithing, missions, finding your calling, discovering your spiritual gifts, and what it looks like to faithfully follow Christ in everyday life. I really enjoyed this conversation, and I hope it encourages and challenges you as much as it did me. 

In this episode, I examine what the Bible teaches about modesty, holiness, and consistency, challenging the idea that our convictions should change depending on our surroundings. Together, we'll explore the difference between outward dress and inward heart posture, the influence of culture and social media, and the responsibility both men and women share in pursuing purity and honoring Christ. This isn't about shame...

It's about living with integrity and allowing every area of our lives, including the way we dress, to reflect our commitment to God. If you're seeking to build your convictions on biblical truth rather than cultural expectations, I hope this episode encourages and equips you to stand firm in your faith wherever you go.

In this episode, Josh, Lilia, and I discuss  two powerful topics: the importance of your vote and the personal nature of your relationship with God.

First, your relationship with God is just that... yours. It’s not about your parents, your friends, or anyone else. It’s between you and God alone.

Josh brings up a great question: How should your Christian faith influence your vote?

 As believers, our values and decisions should reflect the principles we hold in our walk with Christ.

So, let’s explore how faith and civic responsibility go together, and how being intentional in both can shape our lives and our nation. :)

In this episode, my friends Ashton and Josh discuss depression with me. The effects it can have on a person, and how a Christian should overcome depression.

In this episode, Josh and I talk about the

Stanford prison experiment, and how it could happen in real life. We also talk of other things.