In this episode of Unqualified but Faithful, I break down one of the most uncomfortable but necessary parts of the Christian life: accountability. Why does God command us to correct one another? Why do we run from the very things that could save our marriage, our character, and our calling?

Drawing from Scripture all throughout the Old and New Testament, I unpack:

Why accountability is protection, not punishment

Why every believer needs people who tell them the truth

Why rejecting correction leads to destruction

The difference between judgment and biblical restoration

How to invite the right people to sharpen you

How accountability strengthens your walk, your relationships, and your purpose

If you’ve been praying for growth, breakthrough, or maturity, this episode will challenge you, convict you, and encourage you to embrace God’s process.

Because you can’t transform what you refuse to confront—and God uses accountability to shape you into who you’re called to be.

Tune in, share with a friend, and stay faithful even when it’s uncomfortable.

It’s been a few months… but today I picked up the mic again. Not because I felt ready — but because God reminded me that grace meets us exactly where we are. If you’ve been trying to find your way back to God, discipline, purpose, or peace… this episode is for you.

Do you struggle with allowing your feelings to run your life? Is it difficult to put your faith in God? Well we've got an episode for you. We talk about Faith over feelings and share some of our struggles and how we are leaning on God and not our emotions .

In this solo episode, I share a real short story and Biblical truth on being a man of God — a father, husband, and leader — even when it feels like you're walking alone.

It's been a whole year since we recorded and it's time that we got back to it. So here's just a small episode to tell you where we've been and where we hope to go.

Lets aim higher as husbands, wives , parents , and as children of God.

we had a special guest and we talked for over 2 hours.

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