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We hate waiting. It feels like silence. It feels like being forgotten. But in God’s Kingdom, waiting is never wasted.

In this episode of Uncomfortable Grace, we wrestle with the truth that when God says “wait,” He isn’t punishing you—He’s preparing you. We’ll walk through the dangers of rushing ahead, the counterfeits impatience creates, and the deeper strength, humility, and trust that only waiting can produce.

If you’re stuck in a season where the answers aren’t coming, the doors aren’t opening, and God seems slow—this is for you. Waiting may feel like death, but it’s actually the soil where faith comes alive.

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Not every act of faith comes with applause. Not every “yes” to God gets noticed. Most of the Christian life is lived in the quiet places—where no one claps, no one cheers, and no one even knows what it cost you.

This episode of Uncomfortable Grace is about the sacred power of hidden obedience. It’s about choosing faithfulness over recognition, holiness over approval, and the smile of God over the applause of men. Because in the Kingdom, the shadows aren’t wasted—they’re where your roots grow deep.

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We live in a culture obsessed with approval—chasing likes, applause, and affirmation as if they can fill the God-shaped hole in our souls. But here’s the hard truth: when being liked becomes your highest goal, Jesus will always offend you. In this episode, we rip the mask off one of the church’s most subtle idols—the craving to be accepted at all costs. We’ll talk about why this idol is so dangerous, how it keeps us from true discipleship, and what freedom looks like when you stop bowing to popularity and start following Christ with a holy defiance.

This isn’t a “feel-good” episode—it’s a call to examine your heart. Are you living for the crowd, or for the Cross?

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If God’s Word has never made you uncomfortable, you might not be reading it right.

In this episode of Uncomfortable Grace, we tackle the moments when Scripture doesn’t soothe your feelings — it strikes at your heart. When it calls out the sin you’ve justified, challenges the pride you’ve protected, and demands repentance you’ve been avoiding.

The Bible isn’t written to agree with you; it’s written to transform you. That transformation is rarely painless, but it is always worth it. We’ll explore why offense is often the first step toward freedom, how to lean into the hard verses instead of skipping past them, and why the sting of truth is one of God’s greatest mercies.

If you’ve ever wanted to close the Book because it hit too close to home, this one’s for you.

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The lights are on. The stage is set. The crowd is watching.
But is God even in the room?

In this episode of Uncomfortable Grace, we’re pulling back the curtain on the dangerous drift from worship to performance — when church becomes more about applause than repentance, more about platform than presence.
We’ll talk honestly about what happens when we trade anointing for aesthetics, depth for hype, and truth for theatrics.

I’m not here to bash creativity or excellence. I’m here to ask the hard question:
Have we started entertaining people instead of discipling them?

This one’s going to sting — but maybe that’s what the Church needs.

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Shame. Fear. Pride. Self-protection.
We all have our reasons for hiding. But what if keeping it in is exactly what’s keeping you stuck?

In this episode of Uncomfortable Grace, we explore the very human tendency to cover up our sin — and the spiritual toll it takes when we do. From the fig leaves in Genesis to the silence that nearly broke King David, we look at what hiding does to the soul… and what healing begins when we finally step into the light.

I also share how one book — The Band Meeting — opened my eyes to the power of confession and weekly accountability. That shift has changed everything for me — and it just might for you too.

This one is for anyone tired of pretending, and ready to walk in freedom.
Because grace doesn’t shame us — it frees us.

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We love grace that hugs us. But what about grace that calls us out?

In this episode, we explore the side of grace that’s not always gentle — the kind that convicts, corrects, and confronts what’s killing us. Because real grace doesn’t just make us feel better… it makes us holy.

We’ll look at what Scripture says, how Jesus modeled both love and confrontation, and why the most merciful thing God can do is not let us stay stuck.
This isn’t about guilt. It’s about growth.

If grace has been making you uncomfortable lately — lean in. That just might be God saving your life.

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What do you do when you’re walking in your calling — but no one seems to notice?

In this episode, we talk about the quiet seasons of ministry, leadership, and obedience — the ones without applause, attention, or affirmation. If you’ve ever felt unseen, unappreciated, or tempted to quit because no one’s cheering you on, this message is for you.

We’ll unpack what Scripture says about faithfulness in the shadows, why God often forms us in obscurity, and how to resist the trap of needing approval to stay obedient.

Because heaven claps louder than any crowd ever could.

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