Does experience automatically make us credible? In this episode, Misti Green examines the difference between years accumulated and expertise developed. Through the lens of leadership, education, faith, and her own 27 years in the work, she explores why credibility is ultimately revealed by what our experience has taught us, changed in us, and produced through us.

The finale of the Samson Series: After the drift, the pride, the repeated warnings, and the fall, Samson is left without the strength he had relied on for most of his life. Blind, bound, and back in Gaza, he can no longer overpower his circumstances. Yet quietly, his hair begins to grow again. In this final episode, we explore what Samson’s story reveals about consecration, consequence, grace, surrender, and the difference between the gift and the One who gave it. Because the strength was never in the hair.

Part 3 of the Samson Series: We’ve followed Samson through the drift, the guardrails he slowly moved beyond, and the extraordinary victories that may have convinced him he could survive almost anything. Now, Delilah enters the story. Through four increasingly dangerous exchanges, Samson is given warning after warning, yet he stays. This episode explores the deeply human tension between what we want and what we already know—and what can happen when desire becomes louder than discernment.