I know it’s been a minute… but I had to come check in.

I’ve been in a listening season with God, taking my time and not rushing what He’s doing.

This isn’t the end — just a pause.

I love y’all, and I’ll be back soon 🫧

Hey fam — I caught the bug and had to press pause for a bit. Trust, I wanted to push through, but wisdom said rest. I’ll be back once I’m not coughing every five seconds and sounding like a sleepy trumpet. In the meantime, this is your cue to catch up on any episodes you missed. I’ve got over 80 in the vault, and the next one? Worth the wait.

Love y’all. Be back soon. ✌🏽

A fresh bonus episode that lands right in the battlefield—where sovereignty meets surrender. We break down the moment Israel stands firm through wilderness warfare, and Moses raises his hands as God shields His people with an unspoken gospel: the fight isn’t ours; it’s His. When swords fade and strength fails, a banner never fails. Let that settle heavy.

This episode contains disturbing themes, including war violence, child starvation, and a graphic scene where King Zedekiah’s eyes are gouged out. The story is straight from the Bible — raw, unfiltered, and real. Listener discretion is strongly advised. If you’re sensitive to intense content, please take care before proceeding.

He ignored every warning — until he watched his sons die and saw darkness for the last time.

This episode contains themes of sexual sin, power misuse, and infant loss. While the story is biblical, it includes moments that may be emotionally triggering for some listeners. Please take care as you listen — and feel free to pause or return when you’re ready.

One glance turned into a grave decision — and the fallout shook the entire kingdom.

In this episode, we’re calling on Jehovah Sabaoth — the Lord of Hosts, the God of angel armies — not just in war, but in waiting rooms. We’re sitting with Hannah in 1 Samuel 1 and young Samuel in chapter 3, watching how God shows up when people feel overlooked, unheard, and undone. Because when no one else sees the weight you’re carrying or the prayers you’re whispering, Jehovah Sabaoth does — and He’s not just listening, He’s mobilizing.

Whether you’re battling barrenness, confusion, or just straight-up silence… this one is for you.

This episode retells the devastating story of Tamar, the daughter of King David, whose abuse was ignored by the very family meant to protect her. We also explore the rage of her brother Absalom and the silence of the father who failed her. This is a story of injustice, generational failure — and the God who still sees.

They broke the covenant. They rebelled. They turned their backs on Him.

But in Deuteronomy 4:31, we get a name that doesn’t make sense — El Rachum — The Compassionate God.

This episode is for the ones who think they’ve gone too far or stayed away too long.

Because even in judgment, God’s heart was still leaning toward mercy.

He didn’t forget the promise.

He didn’t forget you.

And this name proves He never will.

Thank you for walking with me. Let’s keep growing.

We’ll explore what this name reveals about God’s character, why calling Him by name creates deeper intimacy, and how Deuteronomy 7:9 reminds us that God keeps covenant to a thousand generations.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling, or wondering if God still sees you — this episode will remind you: He’s faithful. Period.