After the breaking comes the crowning.

In this Deep Dive, Beck leads us into the sacred pattern hidden in 1 Peter 5:10 — “After you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace will Himself restore, confirm, strengthen, and establish you.”

Through myth and mystery, we meet Persephone, Hermes, Prometheus, and Hestia — four archetypes of divine grace revealing the compass within:

Water restores.

Air confirms.

Fire strengthens.

Earth establishes.

This is the table of sovereignty — the coronation of the soul.

When the storm subsides and silence settles, the Christ King within takes His seat.

(Includes a short guided meditation — please listen safely and mindfully.)

When the noise fades, the fire speaks in silence.
Today, we’re talking about the silence. The kind that hums louder than noise.

The pause after the prayer, the space between what was and what’s becoming. We explore how God often shows up in fire — a pillar by night, a burning bush — yet invites us to listen through the stillness between the flames.
This conversation is about what happens when doing nothing is the sacred work. When silence becomes the refiner’s fire, and wisdom is born from restraint.
We also share a tender moment with my sister Dana — whose email reminded me how showing up with love, even in the smallest ways, can break the silence beautifully.
Let’s sit together in that holy quiet and remember: sometimes the most powerful transformation happens when we stop trying to fill the space.

There are moments when memory feels less like looking backand more like being called home.

Before We Forgot is a passage between worlds —a quiet remembering of what once was, and what still is, beyond sight.

It’s about the voices that linger in the stillness, the truths that echo in the spaces between, and the kind of love that cannot be lost because it was never bound by time.

Sometimes remembrance is not about holding on, but about allowing what is eternal to rise again — whole, radiant, and waiting.

In this Deep Dive companion to Monarchy, Beck takes listeners beneath the surface of the butterfly’s transformation and into the hidden story of The Sacred Usurper — the archetype that dares to rise before its time. Through the mirrored tales of Jacob and Esau, Saul and David, and the old Adam and the Christ within, this teaching explores what happens when divine inheritance meets human impatience.

You’ll uncover:

• Why “the usurper” is not the villain, but the bridge between the old and the new.
• How ego resists transformation when the Spirit begins its inner reign.

• A guided meditation to help you release the striving self and abide in the Father — the finished work.

This Deep Dive invites you to let the false ruler within fall… so that the true Monarch can rise.

🎧 Hey friends, a quick note before we begin: This episode includes a short guided meditation. If you’re driving or handling anything requiring focus, please come back to that part when it’s safe to close your eyes and be still.

Listener Invitation:

Reflect on the “usurper” moments in your own life — the times you tried to rush what Spirit was already preparing. Journal what you learned when you finally let the true Monarch within take His throne.

Episode 5 · The Fire in Your Voice

In this episode, Beck and Olivia explore the sacred element of Fire — the energy of creation, conviction, and speech. Together they open up about their own battles with negative self-talk: Olivia shares how the words she spoke to herself on the mound shaped her pitching career, while Beck reflects on the years she spent silencing her own voice out of fear and unworthiness.

Through story, Scripture, and alchemy, they uncover the truth that words hold power — the same power that spoke the world into being. Fire can destroy or refine, and when the voice is purified, it becomes a flame of purpose.

Beck’s mini teaching weaves together the myth of Prometheus, who brought divine fire to humanity, with Jeremiah 23:29: “Is not My word like fire?” says the Lord. Olivia brings this theme home, sharing how recognizing her inner dialogue is helping her close her softball career feeling finished, proud, and free.

Together, mother and daughter remind us to abide in the Father — the finished work — and to let that divine fire speak through us.

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In this companion episode to The Story Behind 287 West, Beck guides listeners deeper into the hidden layers of meaning woven through myth, symbol, and Scripture. Together, we explore the ancient concept of the Green Language — the way truth hides in plain sight, asking us to look again with fresh eyes.

You’ll hear how numbers and symbols serve as more than mere curiosities; they are invitations into wisdom, pattern, and divine order. We also turn toward myth, entering the playful story of Hermes and Apollo’s stolen cattle — a tale of cleverness, language, and the origins of music that reveals profound truths about deceit, discovery, and divine exchange.

This episode offers both story and reflection, moving from teaching into practice. You’ll be invited to pause, breathe, and integrate these ideas into your own inner landscape.

Episode 1.5 is designed as a companion to Episode 1, providing depth, context, and practical ways to engage with the themes that shaped the birth of 287 West. If Episode 1 was the story, Episode 1.5 is the map of meaning that lies beneath it.

In this episode, Beck and Liv explore the symbolism of the Monarch butterfly and what it teaches us about sovereignty, transformation, and living as the ruler of our own inner kingdom.

They talk about the stages of metamorphosis — from caterpillar to cocoon to butterfly — and how these stages mirror the sacred pause, shadow work, and rebirth we go through as we mature spiritually.

This conversation is about claiming your inner monarchy — learning to create sacred containers for growth, stepping into spiritual authority, and returning to the Father’s presence again and again as you emerge into a higher, freer way of being.

“Life is beautiful, messy, and sometimes a little unfiltered — and so is 287 West. You may hear the occasional strong word, always in context and never careless, because we believe in telling the whole story just as it is.”

In this conversation, Olivia and I dive into what it really means to find your why. We start with the idea of purpose — why we do what we do — and then Olivia shares her own vulnerable story about the end of her softball season.

She talks about the sting of a national tournament loss, how it left her career feeling unfinished, and the mixed emotions that followed. Together, we explore what it looks like to face disappointment, to ask hard questions about continuing or letting go, and to find a sense of completion — whether by taking another step forward or reframing the story entirely.

This is a heartfelt, honest episode about wrestling with purpose, trusting God with our choices, and learning to abide in the Father — even in moments that feel unresolved.

“Life is beautiful, messy, and sometimes a little unfiltered — and so is 287 West. You may hear the occasional strong word, always in context and never careless, because we believe in telling the whole story just as it is.”