In this episode of Selah Sessions, we dive deep into the sacred, quiet spaces where true restoration begins. God’s healing isn’t always public—it often happens in the hidden, secret place, away from the noise and eyes of the world.

Join me as we explore:

• How God uses seasons of solitude to repair and renew your heart

• The difference between being restored and simply getting back what you lost

• The power of dwelling under the shadow of the Almighty

• Why your hidden season is not a delay, but a divine preparation

Whether you’re facing brokenness, weariness, or just a longing for intimacy with God, this session is a reminder that He is quietly at work in you—mending, shaping, and restoring every piece of your soul.

Take a deep breath, step into the secret place, and let God restore you… completely.

Sometimes the people who know us best are the hardest to convince of our calling. In this episode of The Last Sessions with Pastor Carlos, we dive into why a prophet is not recognized in his own home—and what that means for anyone walking in their God-given purpose. Drawing from scripture, real-life examples, and practical encouragement, Pastor Carlos explores how to stand firm when familiar faces doubt your destiny, how to lean on God’s affirmation instead of human approval, and why rejection from those closest to you can actually strengthen your walk in faith. Tune in for insight, inspiration, and a reminder that your calling is bigger than your circle.

In this Selah Session, Pastor Carlos dives into the power of godly friendships through the lens of Proverbs 27:17: “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” True friends don’t just comfort us—they challenge us, refine us, and push us closer to the call of God on our lives.

Join this heartfelt reflection on how sharpening happens in conversation, in prayer, and in the Word. Discover the difference between criticism and godly correction and learn how to embrace the friends who strengthen you—and become that kind of friend to others.

This is more than an encouragement; it’s a call to grow deeper, sharper, and stronger together.

Selah.