In this episode, Cody Jefferson and I keep it real—talking about healing, mindset shifts, and what it actually takes to get unstuck. If you're tired of surface-level fixes and ready for real transformation, this one’s for you. We dive into inner work, truth, accountability, and living with purpose. No fluff. Just an honest conversation that’ll push you to take action today. Let’s go. #lightson

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Your experience is real—but is it the whole truth? In this episode of Lights On, Laura and I unpack how to honor what you've been through without letting it hijack your future. We talk about healing, empathy, church hurt, relationships, and why holding your experience with humility might be the most powerful thing you can do right now.

This one's honest, unfiltered, and necessary. Let’s keep getting better—together.

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This convo right here is special. I sat down with my good friend Chris Durso — a real one — and we got into it. We talk about leadership, trauma, healing, therapy, church in New York, and what it actually means to get healthy. Chris opens up about his battle with PTSD, abuse, and what healing has looked like for him. This one’s honest, raw, and filled with hope.

If you're trying to figure out your faith, your friendships, or just how to keep going when life hits hard — this is for you.

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What if your biggest complaint is actually a clue to your biggest breakthrough? In this episode, we explore how to turn frustration into transformation using the power of self-awareness, honesty, and the “Three C’s” — Clear, Conscious, Committed. Whether it’s in your relationships, career, or personal growth, this conversation will challenge and empower you to see your complaints in a whole new light.

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In this episode, we dive into real talk on faith, identity, alcohol, and finding balance in your 20s. Unscripted, heartfelt, and full of moments that might just shift your perspective.

We explore parenting, purpose, and the question that keeps coming up:

“What else might be true?”

Perfect for anyone navigating life, growing in faith, or figuring it all out one step at a time.

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"What if Hollywood's breakthroughs could be in spiritual storytelling?" Carl Lentz sits down with filmmaker John Irwin to talk about his new project House of David, the miracles behind its creation, and how faith and filmmaking collide in powerful ways.

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Carl and Laura dive deep into your questions! They discuss the joys and challenges of getting older, their parenting philosophies (including a debate on spanking!), and how to rebuild a marriage when it's tough. They also address a common issue: balancing church with kids' activities and dealing with church-related guilt. Plus, don't miss the story of a hilarious trash-talking moment on the basketball court! Tune in for honest answers and real talk.

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In this deeply personal episode of “Lights On,” Jay Williams opens up to Carl Lentz about his remarkable journey. From a meteoric rise as a basketball prodigy at Duke and a promising NBA career with the Chicago Bulls, to a life-altering motorcycle accident that nearly claimed his life, Jay shares the raw emotions and physical challenges of his recovery. He delves into the depths of his mental struggles, including suicidal thoughts, and the profound realization that his identity was wrapped up in basketball and fame. Jay reflects on the importance of family, the power of resilience, and the ongoing process of self-discovery, offering a powerful message of hope and inspiration. He also discusses his friendship with Carl Lentz, their shared basketball past, and some funny stories from their time together.

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