If your faith feels hard, tiring, or repetitive right now — this episode is for you.

In this solo episode of The Second Supper, host Gigi unpacks what endurance in faith really looks like and why feeling weary doesn’t mean you’re failing — it means you’re being trained.

Using a personal running analogy and biblical truth from James 1:2–4, Gigi explains how spiritual endurance is built slowly through consistency, grace, and surrender. Faith isn’t about perfection or dramatic moments — it’s about choosing Jesus in the ordinary, unseen, and sometimes uncomfortable parts of everyday life.

This episode speaks directly to:
• New believers feeling pressure to “get it right”
• Christians struggling with guilt, distraction, or burnout
• Anyone waiting for a big spiritual moment instead of trusting daily obedience
• Those learning how to invite God into the mundane

You’ll also hear practical, real-time action steps to help you build spiritual stamina, replace shame with grace, and grow closer to God without performance or pressure.

If you’re in a season where your faith feels heavy, hear this: you are not failing — you are in training. You don’t have to sprint. You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to keep going with Jesus at the center.

Your seat is always saved at this table 🤍

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