Today, I’m talking about what it really means to surrender our plans and trust that God’s way is better.

Inspired by Forest Frank’s powerful song “Your Way Is Better,” this episode dives deep into what it looks like to let go, lean on faith, and walk in obedience — even when the road ahead feels unfamiliar. I’m sharing Scripture, practical life lessons, and a personal story about how moving from Massachusetts to Florida completely shifted my identity and helped me discover who I really am beyond labels and limitations.

Today I’m talking about the power of keeping your word and living with quiet integrity. In this episode, we dive into James 5:12—a verse that challenges us to let our “yes” be yes and our “no” be no. We’ll explore what it means to be trustworthy in a world full of empty promises, how to live out our faith without performing it, and why honest communication matters more than ever. If you’ve ever struggled with overcommitting, people-pleasing, or feeling pressure to prove yourself, this one’s for you. Let’s lean into truth, simplicity, and sincerity—together.

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Today I’m talking about the saying “God has a plan” — a phrase we hear often, especially in times of uncertainty or pain. But what does it really mean? Is it comforting, dismissive, hopeful, or maybe a bit of all three? In this episode, I explore the weight and warmth of those words, how they show up in our lives, and what they reveal about faith, timing, and trust. This isn’t about having all the answers — it’s about asking honest questions and sitting with the mystery.

If you’ve ever wrestled with purpose or tried to find peace in the unknown, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I dive into the everyday phrase “God bless you”—where it comes from, what it means, and why we still say it. From ancient superstitions to modern social norms, I unpack the layers of language, culture, and spirituality hidden in this common response to a sneeze. Whether you’re curious, skeptical, or spiritually minded, this episode invites you to pause and reflect on a phrase we often say without thinking.