“Many are CALLED, but few are CHOSEN.”

This verse draws a powerful line between those who hear the call of God and those who walk in the depth of His purpose.

But what does it truly mean to be called?

Who are the chosen?

How can you discern where you stand?

What tests shape you, and what sacrifices prepare you?

These are real questions many believers wrestle with — and God’s Word offers clear answers.

Join me in this episode as we dive deep into this scripture and uncover what it truly means to live as the called and the chosen. Let’s explore the journey, the cost, and the glory that comes with saying “yes” to God.

Unforgiveness is more dangerous than we often realize. The Bible tells us that when we choose not to forgive others, God doesn’t forgive us either and that’s a serious thing. It affects our relationship with Him, blocks our prayers, and slowly weakens our spiritual life. It even opens the door to torment in ways we may not fully understand.

In today’s episode, we’re going to talk about the weight of unforgiveness and why holding onto it does more harm to us than the person we refuse to forgive. We’ll look at what Scripture says and invite the Holy Spirit to help us truly grasp the power of forgiveness and why it’s so important to let go and move forward in freedom.

So take a deep breath, open your heart, and let’s dive in.”

When God calls you, there’s often a season of separation a time when He pulls you away from the noise, distractions, and even people, and leads you into the wilderness. It’s in that hidden place where He begins to refine you, shape your character, and prepare you for what’s ahead.

From Paul to Moses, John the Baptist to Jesus Himself each went through a season of isolation before stepping into public ministry.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the wilderness season why it’s necessary, what happens there, and how God uses it to prepare you for your calling.

Many believers don’t realize that taking offence can open the door for the enemy to gain a foothold in our lives. Offence can lead to a hardened heart, betrayal, bitterness, and even hatred all without us fully realizing it.

In this episode, we’ll dive into why we get offended, the spiritual doors we unknowingly open, and how to guard our hearts to avoid falling into these traps. Join me for an honest and eye-opening conversation that will help you walk in greater freedom and spiritual awareness.

As believers, we must guard our hearts against jealousy. It often starts small comparison, insecurity, silent resentment, but it can grow into something dangerous.

Cain allowed jealousy to rule him, and it led to destruction. God warned him, “Sin is crouching at your door… but you must rule over it” (Gen. 4:7).

Let’s examine our hearts:

Have we partnered with jealousy?

Join me as we uncover what the jealous spirit does and why focusing on what God has given us is the key to overcoming it.

John 14:26 says:

“But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things and bring to your remembrance all things that I said to you.”

This is the Holy Spirit to us as believers, our teacher and reminder. He helps us remember everything Jesus taught so we can walk in our divine calling and live in a way that pleases the Lord. Everything the Holy Spirit offers is meant to guide, teach, remind and empower us.

Join me as we dive deeper into what that teaching really means and how we can start applying it in our daily lives.

God has made it crystal clear, honoring, respecting and obeying our parents isn’t just a suggestion, it’s a command. But many of us may not fully understand why He tells us to do this. It’s deeper than just family structure. Honoring our parents is directly tied to blessings, favor, and even longevity. It positions us to enjoy the good things of this earth and more importantly, it pleases God.

In this episode, we’re going to dive deep into what it truly means to honor our parents and unpack why this command matters so much to Him.”

Welcome to Part 2 of our previous episode, Jehovah Zakar: The God Who Remembers.

In the last episode, we explored how the Lord remembered Noah and his family, and how He caused Rachel to conceive. This time, we’re going even deeper, unpacking how God often uses people as instruments of remembrance so that others can receive His blessings and favor.

Join me as we continue to witness the faithfulness of God and discover how He positions others to be a blessing in once life.