We discuss the Gospel Principles of business ownership within the body of Christ!

A lot of people live like God is constantly disappointed in them — waiting for them to mess up again.
In this episode, we talk about where that belief comes from, why it sticks so deeply, and how it quietly shapes fear-based faith. God isn’t relating to you through frustration, distance, or anger. We unpack the difference between conviction and condemnation, and what it actually looks like to live from acceptance instead of trying to earn it.

Proverbs 1 isn’t gentle — it’s loving enough to warn you.
In this episode, we unpack why wisdom calls out loudly, why people often ignore it, and what happens when truth is repeatedly dismissed. This isn’t about punishment — it’s about consequence, direction, and learning how to listen before life forces you to.

“Forgive and forget” sounds spiritual… but it’s often misunderstood.
In this episode, we talk about what forgiveness actually is — and what it isn’t. Forgiveness doesn’t mean denial, amnesia, or pretending something didn’t hurt. It means releasing the right to revenge without surrendering wisdom, boundaries, or truth. We unpack how people misuse this phrase, how it’s caused real harm, and how to forgive in a way that leads to freedom instead of self-betrayal.

Scripture describes a consuming fire — yet many of us experience a muted, distant faith.
This episode asks the uncomfortable question: has God changed… or have we?

Before you fixed yourself.
Before you had answers.
Before you earned anything.
God ran toward you — not away from you.

This episode reframes grace, repentance, and the heart of the Father.

Your emotions feel real — but they aren’t always telling you the truth.
In this episode, we talk about how feelings can distort reality, shape false narratives, and quietly pull us away from truth if we don’t slow down and examine them. This isn’t about ignoring emotions — it’s about learning how to listen without letting them lead. If you’ve ever felt stuck, confused, or spiritually exhausted, this conversation is for you.

You are more than what you build.
More than what you earn.
More than what succeeds or fails.