There are seasons when following God feels isolating—when obedience costs more than expected and faith isn’t affirmed by the crowd. In this episode, we sit with the story of Elijah and the kind of courage it takes to remain faithful when the world is moving in another direction. Standing Alone with God is an invitation to slow down, prepare your heart, and trust God beyond outcomes. It’s a reminder that faith doesn’t require certainty or approval—only a willing heart anchored in Him.

Drawing from the story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17, this episode speaks to the quiet struggles so many carry into January—fear, grief, anxiety, exhaustion, uncertainty, and the weight of the unknown. You’ll be reminded that while giants may appear overwhelming, the God who walks with you is greater than anything you face.

If you’re entering this year tired, hopeful, hesitant—or somewhere in between—this episode is an invitation to stop running from the giants and start standing in the strength of God’s presence.

Resolutions vs. Revelation isn’t just a New Year episode — it’s an invitation to lay down the pressure you’ve been carrying and step into a different kind of beginning. If you’re tired of writing goals that start with hope but end in exhaustion, this conversation is for you. Together, we slow the noise, release the weight of self-imposed expectations, and open our hearts to God’s direction instead of striving for control.

Rooted in Proverbs 16:9, this episode gently reframes the question from “What am I going to fix this year?” to “Lord, what are You revealing to me in this season?” It’s about trading performance for presence, force for faith, and overwhelming plans for God-led steps. If you’re entering the New Year carrying unfinished dreams, quiet disappointment, or a longing for peace instead of pressure, this episode will meet you right where you are — and remind you that revelation from God can change a year more deeply than any resolution ever could.