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After taking some time away from the podcast, I realized I had been filling my days with good things while avoiding what God was actually asking of me. I wasn't scrolling social media, but I was still finding endless ways to distract myself.

Furniture websites. Recipes. Cleaning. Baking bread. House projects. All good things.

But good things can still become distractions when they keep us from surrendering our time to the Lord.

In this episode, we're talking about biblical stewardship, time, distraction, obedience, self-control, Jonah, Martha, and Ephesians 5:15-16.

What would change if you started each day asking, “Lord, what do You want to do today?”

The goal isn't to perfectly manage every minute. It's to remember that our time is a gift from God and to learn to walk with Him through the day He's given us

In this episode, we talk about something the Lord has been gently reshaping in how we see everyday life.

The joy of the Lord is not only found in spiritual moments or worship experiences, but in the daily stewardship of what God has entrusted to us. Our bodies, our habits, our food, our routines, and even the small decisions we make each day.

This conversation is about learning how to see God in the ordinary again. How to invite Him into the practical places of life and realize He never actually left them.

If you’ve been feeling disconnected from joy or unsure how faith connects to real life, this episode is a reminder that Jesus is present in all of it.

Lately the Lord has been reminding me that joy is not found in perfection. It’s found in returning honestly to Jesus again and again.

In this episode, we talk about the kindness of God in sanctification, spiritual exhaustion, confession, shame, repentance, and learning to receive the love of Christ again. I also share how the Lord has been ministering to me deeply through the song “River of Life” by Kingdom Culture Worship and how the story of the woman at the well has been speaking to me lately.

If you’ve been feeling distant from God, frustrated with yourself spiritually, or hungry for deeper intimacy with Jesus, I pray this conversation feels like a deep breath and a reminder that His love is still reaching for you.