In a divided world, God calls His people to live differently. In this episode of Salt Not Sweetener, we reflect on Romans 12:18 and the sacred call to live peaceably with others — not through compromise, but through surrender. This conversation invites listeners to examine the posture of their hearts, releasing offense and choosing humility so the peace of Christ can reign. True peace is not passive; it is a spiritual discipline that reveals the transforming power of the gospel.

In this spiritually weighty episode of Salt Not Sweetener, I invite listeners into a sobering reflection on God’s holiness, authority, and the seriousness of how we respond to what He has anointed. Anchored in the Scripture, “Touch not My anointed, and do My prophets no harm,” this episode challenges casual attitudes toward spiritual truth and calls for deeper reverence for God’s order.

Through biblical insight and heartfelt reflection, I explore how offense, pride, and spiritual blindness can lead people to resist God’s work, often without realizing the implications. This episode examines the dangers of speaking against what God has called, the necessity of discernment, and the call to live a life marked by repentance, obedience, and humility before the Lord.

Touch Not is not merely a warning—it is an invitation to self-examination, spiritual alignment, and renewed fear of the Lord. This episode will stir conviction, deepen discernment, and remind listeners that God fiercely guards His purposes and His people. A timely message for those seeking to walk in truth, holiness, and spiritual maturity.

In this episode of Salt Not Sweetener, I invite listeners into a deeply personal and transformative conversation about what it looks like to take God’s Word as truth — especially when our feelings, thoughts, and circumstances seem to tell a different story. Drawing from Scripture and my own testimony, I explore the difference between human perception vs. biblical truth, reminding believers that our emotions aren’t the ultimate measure of reality and that aligning our worldview with God’s Word brings freedom, clarity, and spiritual growth. Throughout the episode, I share how this shift in perspective has reshaped my walk with Christ and encourage listeners to root themselves in God’s unchanging truth, no matter what they’re facing.

In this installment of Salt Not Sweetener, I invite listeners into a reflective conversation about deepening our love for God. With honesty and vulnerability, I share Scripture and personal testimony about how loving God empowers us to face fear, resist spiritual discouragement, and grow in intimacy with Christ. This discussion also highlights the impact of sharing our encounters with Jesus as a way to uplift and evangelize others. This episode is an encouragement to believers seeking to strengthen their faith and live out God’s love more fully in their everyday lives.

In this powerful and reflective episode of Salt Not Sweetener, we explore the biblical concept of prophets—what they are, how to recognize when a word is truly from the Lord, and the ways God uses prophetic voices to speak into our lives. Through Scripture, personal insight, and real-world application, I get very real about discerning God’s voice, responding with spiritual maturity, and understanding how God communicates with His people. Listeners are invited into an honest conversation about what it looks like to hear from God, how to test prophetic words, and how these revelations can shape and strengthen our walk with Christ. Whether you’re curious about prophetic ministry or seeking deeper spiritual clarity, this episode encourages attentive listening, deeper faith, and a heart tuned to God’s presence.

In this episode, we explore how believers can recognize and respond to spiritual opposition in ways that honor God. Drawing from several pieces of scripture and personal testimony, this episode emphasizes that spiritual battles are real, but so is God’s power, presence, and protection.

Remember brothers and sisters: Victory in spiritual opposition doesn’t come from personal strength, but from trusting God completely and responding in ways that reflect His character.

Today we discuss how God uses the thorns in our side. How does God use suffering to bring us closer to him and execute his will? Listen today, as I read scripture and share from personal testimony how God will use suffering to deliver on his promises and keep you in relationship with him.

Later in the episode, we will also touch on open doors and unforgiveness. We dive into why so many people reject Jesus and what he has to offer, as well as identifying how you can humble yourself to receive the gospel.

In this episode, 8 discuss the biblical phrase “Many are invited but few are chosen,” exploring what it really means for discipleship. The conversation draws on scripture — including passages from the Gospels (notably Matthew 22 and John 15 — and personal testimony to illustrate how the idea applies to life today. The message emphasizes that while the invitation to faith is wide, genuine commitment and living out that faith are what distinguish those truly called to follow. Through reflection and sharing, this episode is intended to encourage listeners to examine their own faith journey, consider what it means to be “chosen,” and respond with humility, repentance, and sincere discipleship.