I’m changing how I do everything, and this episode reflects that.
Come hang out with me while I talk about my dreams, my plans, all the books we have, and how I got into the Word in a deeper, more personal way.

This episode sets the tone for where this podcast is going next: more honest conversations, less pressure, and faith that’s lived out in real life. No scripts. Just where I’m at and what God’s been teaching me.

In this episode of Becoming & Purpose, I share what reading through the book of Luke taught me about faith, trust, and purpose when clarity feels out of reach.

This isn’t a Bible recap or a teaching episode. It’s a reflection on what I noticed, how I understood the text, and how Scripture intersected with my own journey of learning to trust God after years of self-reliance.

As I walked through Luke slowly, I began to see a different picture of faithfulness, one that doesn’t require having everything figured out, but instead invites attention, obedience, and trust in the middle of uncertainty.

This episode explores what it looks like to grow in faith while still asking questions, seeking direction, and becoming who God is shaping you to be.
If you’re navigating questions about purpose, calling, or what faithfulness looks like in everyday life, this episode is an invitation to slow down, stay present, and grow alongside me.

In this episode of Becoming and Purpose, I reflect on a season of faith that isn’t loud or dramatic, but steady, intentional, and deeply formative.

Walking through Isaiah chapters 45–58, this conversation explores what it means to trust God without a timeline, to listen instead of rush, and to stay grounded in seasons that feel unfinished. From God’s declaration of sovereignty, to the tenderness of His reassurance, to the suffering servant of Isaiah 53 and the invitation to live faith out in everyday life, this episode weaves Scripture together with real-life reflection.

Rather than offering quick answers or neat resolutions, this episode sits with the quiet work God does beneath the surface, the kind that shapes patience, softens control, and teaches us how to be carried instead of hurried.

If you’re in a season of waiting, uncertainty, or steady growth without clear direction, this episode is an invitation to slow down, breathe, and trust God’s pace.