We love a good worship song, but do we always think about what we’re singing? My friend Isaac joins me to talk about music, faith, and what churches should consider when choosing songs for their congregations. From the influence of major worship groups to what’s on our everyday playlists, we’re getting into what we listen to and why it matters.

Who are you becoming when nobody’s watching? We’re kicking off Season Seven with a conversation about character, habits, and the private decisions behind public success—and what it takes to become the same person off camera that you appear to be on it.

You only get one life—so how will you choose to live it? In this episode, we talk about taking the shot, doing the hard things, and making the life you’ve been given truly count.

From dating and friendships to mentorship and everything in between, we’re exposing the relationship myths shaped by culture, Hollywood, and unrealistic expectations. Before another myth gets you into a mess, discover what real, healthy, and biblical relationships are supposed to look like.

Everybody has a battery socially, emotionally, and spiritually. In a world that constantly pulls from us, this conversation is all about learning how to step away from the noise, recharge with God, and find the balance needed to keep pouring into people without running empty.

Relational maturity shows up in every part of life—from friendships and leadership to church, work, and everyday conversations. In this episode, we talk about what it means to love people with wisdom, patience, and the awareness to navigate relationships well.

Emotions are powerful, but they were never meant to lead our lives. In this episode, we explore emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and how learning to understand and communicate our emotions helps us grow spiritually and live wisely.

Feeling lonely even when you’re surrounded? This episode dives into friendships, FOMO, and hidden isolation—and asks whether God’s will is found in chasing connection, or in walking with the right people on purpose.