You gave your heart to Jesus. You meant it. So why are you still angry? Still worried? Still struggling with the same stuff? In this episode, Robert walks through a conversation with his wife and a tearful moment with his oldest son to answer the question most of us are too afraid to ask out loud: if I really surrendered, why am I still like this? From Genesis 4 to Proverbs 3, this one's for anyone who's been told surrender is the finish line — and is starting to suspect that wasn't the whole story.

What do you do when life hits you with something you can’t fix?

In this episode of Faith in the Fields, we talk about one of the hardest parts of faith—letting go of control.

After walking through the loss of his grandfather, Robert shares a deeply personal moment of standing in the hospital, wanting to fix what couldn’t be fixed… and realizing that some situations aren’t ours to control.

Through Scripture and real-life experience, this episode explores:
• Why we naturally try to control outcomes
• How control can quietly replace trust
• What it looks like to surrender—even when it hurts
• And how peace begins when we finally let go

Featuring powerful verses like Proverbs 3:5–6, Psalm 46:10, and 1 Peter 5:7, this conversation is not about having all the answers—it’s about trusting God when you don’t.

If you’re in a season where life feels uncertain, heavy, or out of your hands… this episode will meet you right there.

You don’t have to understand everything.
You just have to trust the One who does.

Everyone wants God’s plan… until it costs them something.

In this episode of Faith in the Fields, we take an honest look at what it really means to follow God—not just in the moments that feel good, but in the moments that require surrender.

Jesus makes it clear in Luke 9:23 that following Him isn’t about convenience. It’s about denying ourselves, taking up our cross daily, and choosing obedience even when it’s uncomfortable.

Through Scripture and real-life reflection, we unpack the true cost of following God:
• Letting go of comfort
• Releasing control
• Trusting Him when it doesn’t make sense
• And sometimes walking a different path than those around us

This episode isn’t about fear or pressure—it’s about clarity.

Because while following God may cost you something… not following Him will cost you more.

If you’ve been feeling the pull to step into something deeper, but hesitation keeps holding you back—this conversation will meet you right where you are.

You don’t need the full plan.
Just the willingness to trust God with the next step.

In this Episode we talk about what God is doing during the waiting season and we dive into the things that God is building inside of us to make sure we have everything we need to be able to carry our blessing. We talk about how sometimes God has to build whats inside of us before he can build the things around us.

Have you ever prayed for something and wondered why God hasn’t answered yet?

In this episode of Faith in the Fields, we talk about one of the hardest parts of faith — waiting on God’s timing. When prayers seem unanswered and life doesn’t move as quickly as we hope, it can be easy to question whether God is working at all.

Through the story of Abraham and powerful scripture like Ecclesiastes 3:11 and Romans 5:3–4, we explore why seasons of waiting are often the very moments when God is shaping our faith, our character, and our future.

Sometimes what feels like a delay is actually preparation.

If you’re in a season where it feels like God is silent or slow to move, this episode will remind you that God’s timing is never random — and He is always working behind the scenes.

Can God still use someone who has made mistakes?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E9, Robert Cole explores one of the most powerful truths found throughout the Bible: God consistently works through broken and imperfect people.

From Moses to David to Peter, scripture is filled with examples of individuals who struggled, doubted, and failed—yet God still used their lives in incredible ways.

This episode also takes listeners to Romans 8:1, a verse that reminds us that in Christ there is no condemnation for our past mistakes.

Through scripture, reflection, and encouragement, this conversation reminds us that our failures do not cancel God’s purpose for our lives. Sometimes the very moments we feel most broken are the places where God begins rebuilding something new.

What happens when we ignore God’s voice?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E8, Robert Cole explores the story of Jonah and what it teaches us about running from God’s calling.

Building on the previous episodes about hearing God’s voice, this conversation looks at the moments when we sense God guiding us but choose another path.

Through scripture and personal reflection, Robert explains how ignoring God’s guidance often leads to unnecessary storms in our lives—but also how God’s grace continues to pursue us even when we run.

This episode reminds us that our mistakes don’t disqualify us from God’s purpose. Sometimes the path back begins with simply turning around and listening.

How do you actually hear God’s voice?

In Faith in the Fields — S2 • E7, Robert Cole explores one of the most common questions believers ask: how does God communicate with us today?

Building on the previous episode about the battle between the voices that influence our lives, this conversation dives deeper into how God often speaks in ways that are much quieter than we expect.

Through scripture and reflection, Robert examines the powerful story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19, where God did not appear in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire—but instead through a gentle whisper.

This episode also explores how God guides us through scripture, the Holy Spirit, conviction, and moments of quiet reflection, and why the noise of the world can make it difficult to recognize His voice.

In a world full of distractions, learning how to slow down and listen may be one of the most important spiritual disciplines we can develop.