Why are Christians fighting each other more than we’re fighting for souls?

In this episode, I’m sharing something personal. I used to be the Christian with no wiggle room — bold, loud, politically rigid, and quick to judge. I thought I was defending truth, but in reality, I was pushing people away.

After stepping away from my old show and looking at things from the outside, I saw something uncomfortable: division has become normal in Christian spaces. We correct publicly. We argue constantly. We question each other’s salvation. And in the middle of it all, the world is watching.

Today we’re talking about:

• The difference between conviction and condemnation • How political identity can overshadow kingdom identity • Why echo chambers fuel Christian division • How pride can disguise itself as holiness • And why love — not volume — is what actually reaches people

Jesus said the world would know we are His disciples by our love for one another. So what message are we sending?

This isn’t an attack on the church. It’s an invitation to maturity.

If we put the same energy into spreading the gospel that we put into arguing online, revival wouldn’t be a hashtag — it would be reality.

Let’s talk about it.

What does it really mean to leave it all on the field, not just in sports, but in life and faith?

In this episode, I explore how every new level forces a reset. From being the youngest in a U16 bracket and struggling to match the pace, to becoming the strongest, only to move up again into U18 and having to relearn the speed of the game. The pressure changes. The expectations change. And so does the way you grow.

This conversation connects sports, faith, and real life, showing how God uses transition to build endurance, humility, and purpose. If you feel like you outgrew one season only to feel uncomfortable in the next, this episode is for you.

You are not failing. You are being prepared for a new level. Whatever field God has you on right now, leave it all on the field.

Scriptures referenced include Colossians 3:23, James 1:2 to 4, 1 Corinthians 9:24 to 25, 2 Timothy 4:7, and Isaiah 43:19.

There was a season in my life where I realized something I never expected — I felt emotionally numb. Trauma didn’t shake me. Loss didn’t surprise me. Pain didn’t get the reaction it once did.

In this episode, I share my personal story and unpack 5 reasons why feeling “dead inside” isn’t always defeat, but sometimes preparation. We talk about spiritual warfare, emotional shutdown, and how God can still move powerfully through a life that feels empty, quiet, or exhausted.

This conversation is for anyone who feels disconnected, worn down, or confused about their faith because they don’t feel God the way they used to — yet they’re still standing.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

• Why emotional numbness doesn’t mean God has left

• How trauma can make you resistant to the enemy

• What Scripture says about being a vessel God can use

• Why faith isn’t based on feelings

• How God works in silence and stillness

If you’ve ever wondered why you feel nothing but still believe — this episode is for you.