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MERRY CHRISTMAS!

In this Christmas episode, Peter and I take time to reflect on the past year by focusing on one simple but powerful truth: It’s Already Been Good.

Every human knows life isn’t perfect, and every season brings its own challenges. However, when you intentionally pause and look back, you begin to see where God has shown up in ways you may have missed in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. This conversation is an invitation to reflect, remember, and recognize the faithfulness of God woven throughout your year.

We also talk about why we don’t need to live worried about today or fearful about the future. As Isaiah 9:6 reminds us, the government rests upon His shoulders, not ours. God’s got us, and because of that, we can live anchored in peace, trust, and confidence, knowing He is with us no matter what.

As you reflect this Christmas, take time to recognize that it’s more than a holiday—it’s an invitation to see the goodness of God in every situation, not just when life is easy. In this episode, we encourage you to step into this season with a thankful heart, expectant faith, and renewed joy and hope, trusting that even in the hard, it’s still good, because God is good.

If you’ve been feeling tired, uncertain, or overwhelmed by what’s happening in your world, this episode will help you reframe your perspective and rest in this truth: life itself… It's already been good.

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How hungry are you—really?

In this episode, we dive into the power of spiritual hunger and why the hungry always get fed, straight from the heart of Matthew 5:6. This conversation isn’t about religious routines or checking a box on Sunday, it’s about awakening a deep, holy desire for more of God.

I ask the hard questions:
How do we help people stay spiritually hungry in a world built for comfort?
How do we awaken hunger in hearts that have grown numb, distracted, or spiritually dry?

We talk about why comfort can’t feed your soul, how instant 10-minute devotions and faith out of duty have created a microwave Christianity, and why slowing down for Jesus matters more than ever. The enemy doesn’t always come to destroy, sometimes all he has to do is distract, dull your spiritual senses, and let you drift away from purpose and destiny.

If you’re feeling spiritually dry, worn down, or disconnected, this episode will help you see that dryness isn’t failure, it’s an invitation. An invitation into deeper intimacy, greater growth, and the more of God that’s always available.

Spiritual hunger is not a weakness.
Hunger is a gift from God.

God wants to unwrap your heart, awaken your spirit, and bring you fully alive in Him. There is always more and this episode will stir you to go after it.

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Just because a door is open doesn’t mean it’s God.

In this episode, we talk about how to discern the difference between a God-given open door and a distraction. Not every good opportunity is a God opportunity—and if a door doesn’t align with God’s Word and His character, it’s not worth walking through.

God brings love, joy, and peace—not confusion, compromise, or exhaustion. A God door may stretch your faith, but it will never deplete your soul. Instead, it produces good fruit, integrity, clarity, and life.

We also discuss the importance of seeking wisdom from trusted voices—the people who love you and want God’s best for your life.

If you’re facing a decision and wondering which door to walk through, this episode will help you slow down, seek truth, and trust God in the process.