What if you were made for more than just getting by? What if God’s plan for your life included purpose, influence, bold faith, and spiritual impact — right where you are?

In this episode of Let’s Be True, I sit down with Randy Coggins II, pastor, speaker, and author of Created for MORE: Unlocking Your God-Given Potential. We talk about what it means to live beyond fear, complacency, and self-doubt and step fully into the “more” that God has prepared for you.

We dive into identity, calling, spiritual disciplines, and what it really takes to live intentionally in a world that pulls us toward passivity. Whether you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling with purpose, or ready to take bold steps of faith — this episode will challenge and encourage you to move forward.

Get ready to discover how to stop surviving and start walking in the God-given potential you were created

Luke Remington is a revivalist, preacher, and leader who’s not just talking about awakening—he’s living it. In this episode of Let’s Be True, Luke shares how Jesus completely transformed his life at 16 and called him to preach at 17. We talk about what it means to follow Jesus with everything, the cost of saying “yes” to your calling, and the truth that’s sustaining him through supernatural ministry, worldwide travel, and online evangelism.

If you’ve ever wrestled with calling, identity, or how to live surrendered in a culture that pulls the other way, this one’s for you.

Let’s be true: when God marks you, everything changes.

Today on Let’s Be True, I’m sitting down with Marlon Morales, Youth Pastor at Church of the Mountains, to hear his powerful testimony. Marlon shares how God met him in the middle of real struggles, the moment he surrendered his life to Jesus, and how that surrender led him into ministry. His story is one of transformation, faithfulness, and hope for anyone who wonders if God can truly change a life. Whether you’re searching for purpose or need encouragement in your walk with Christ, Marlon’s story will remind you that God is always working — even when we can’t see it.