In this episode, we're opening up about the honest reality that life as a Christian isn’t always easy. Faith doesn’t shield us from struggles — it gives us the strength to face them. From moments of doubt and discouragement to the tension of trying to live by God’s truth in a world that often pulls us in another direction, being a follower of Christ can feel heavy at times.

But even in the hard seasons, God is present. He’s refining, stretching, and drawing us closer. Today, we're sharing what it’s looked like for me to walk through the ups and downs of faith — imperfectly, but faithfully. If you’ve ever felt weary in your walk or wondered if you’re the only one who struggles, this episode is here to remind you: you’re not alone, and grace is always within reach.

In this episode, we’re asking an important question: What are your roots producing?

We’ll talk about what it means to be spiritually rooted in God, how the things we allow into our hearts take root, and how God uses us — and others — to plant seeds of faith, growth, and even healing. Whether you're just beginning your walk with Jesus or you're trying to grow stronger in your faith, this conversation will help you reflect on what's growing in your life... and why it matters.

Are your roots leading to real fruit? Let’s dig in.

We all walk through seasons that test us—where the pain feels heavy, the answers seem distant, and we’re tempted to wonder if God is even paying attention. But what if the trial you're in isn’t punishment or delay... but preparation?

In this episode, we explore what it means to have a faith that endures, especially when life doesn’t make sense. We talk about why God sometimes keeps us in the fire, how endurance is built through pressure, and how pain often carries a deeper purpose we can’t yet see. Through scripture, personal reflection, and honest encouragement, you'll be reminded that you're not stuck—you're being strengthened.

If you're in a waiting season, walking through hardship, or just trying to understand why it hurts so much, this conversation is for you. God hasn’t left you—He's working in you.