Wherever your spirit goes, your life will follow. This weeks episode focuses on Jeremiah 17:7-8. We talk about how your spirit is either anchored in what God is beginning or attached to what is slowly destroying you.

You are the tree planted by water. This is your life, your calling, your influence, your fruit.

What are you trusting? And how will you pivot?

Today's topic focused in on searching for meaning, how best should one pursue their purpose? This episode is packed with revelation and journaling questions that also us to see that life is worth living when you give it to God. Eyes are wide open, with purpose positioning you for the promise.

Using Ecclesiastes 1:2 we ask,

What do I invest my time and energy in that feels "meaningless," and why do I keep doing it?

How does acknowledging God as the source of meaning change the way I view my daily tasks and long-term goals?

Am I pursuing temporary satisfaction or eternal significance, and how can I align my actions with what truly matters?

This episode is a reframing of obedience, timing, and the quiet discipline God uses to prepare you for what’s next. After learning to trust the instruction and stop negotiating with God’s clarity, many of us assume breakthrough should follow immediately. But sometimes the one thing blocking your progress isn’t disobedience, it’s impatience.

This conversation uncovers why servanthood feels so difficult when you sense “more” in your spirit, and why God often keeps you in a place that feels beneath your potential. It's really preparation.