In the season finale of Better Word, I discuss two of my biggest struggles. One, addiction to pornography which I though was the biggest struggle of my life, and another that was layered deeper and even more rooted into who I am, Pride.

We will look at Matthew 6:31-34 as a way to expose what we have our eyes fixed on, and what we are seeking. Do we seek His kingdom or our desires?

I just want to thank you all for walking with me through this season. Your love, prayers, kind words, and the fact that you keep listening week after week means more than you’ll ever know. I pray that each of you will develop a deep hunger for the word of God and that any part of my story that resonates with yours will encourage you and strengthen you to keep taking steps toward Jesus every day.

Have you ever had one of those weeks—or even seasons—where fear or anxiety feels like the only emotion you can access? Like it’s your default setting, the first thing you feel when you wake up and the last thing you carry to bed?

Me too.

So in today’s episode, we’re going to break down Psalm 27:1–4 together and explore a few key truths:

• How God’s light and salvation change everything about how we face fear

• The confidence that comes when we trust His character more than our circumstances

• And the hope of what’s ahead—the “one thing” worth chasing above all else

Whether you’re feeling strong in your faith or barely hanging on, my hope is that there’s something here for you. Something that reminds you that you’re not alone. Something that helps you breathe a little deeper. Something that points you back to the One who is your light, your salvation, and your stronghold.

Title: Sin’s Power Is Broken: Walking in Freedom (Romans 5:20–6:7) Keywords: Romans 6, freedom from sin, grace and obedience, Christian transformation, spiritual disciplines, overcoming temptation, new life in Christ, sin and consequences, Christian accountability, renewing your mind

Description: In Episode 10 of Better Word, we dive into Romans 5:20–6:7 to discover what it means to be truly free from the power of sin. While God’s grace is abundant, Paul reminds us that it’s not a license to keep sinning—it’s a call to live differently. This episode explores the mindset shift required to walk in freedom, the consequences of sin even when forgiven, and the spiritual disciplines that help us live as new creations. With honest stories, biblical truth, and practical steps—including the importance of prayer, service, and “burning the ships”—this episode equips you to live a life of surrender, purpose, and lasting transformation.