How arrogant is it to only need God when you’re falling apart? This week I got caught red-

handed — treating God like an emergency contact instead of my source. We talk Peter

walking on water (and sinking the second he got distracted), the disciples falling asleep on

Jesus in his hardest hour, and why “give us this day our daily bread” is a rebuke to how far

ahead I try to live. It’s a confession, not a lecture. Come sit with it.

This is Don’t Hit Snooze — the podcast. I’m Chetta, like money. Get your butt up.

Timestamps

0:00 — Cold open (yes, the movie-lines-on-repeat confession)

0:30 — Life updates: the move, the big chop, the Substack, kindergarten on my birthday

2:10 — Sitting in the car when it hit me

2:50 — Loving God vs. needing God — two different things

3:40 — Peter walks on water... then doubts and sinks

5:45 — I forget quick — the pen, the $125

6:05 — The YouTube video that exposed my own pride

7:05 — The turn: who gave me the eyes to see strategy in the first place?

7:55 — When prayer becomes ritual instead of relationship

8:30 — “Give us this day our daily bread” — not the five-year-plan bread

9:05 — Judging people in traffic (Matthew 5:13 and my fiancée’s 5/13 birthday)

10:05 — Adam, the garden, and the one tree

10:40 — The confession: I didn’t make it through the month

11:15 — Remembrance is the real challenge, not revelation

12:00 — Gethsemane: the disciples hit snooze on Jesus

13:50 — What I actually need him for, every single day

14:30 — Closing prayer

15:50 — Don’t hit that snooze button

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Chetta Like Money gets vulnerable about how she's feeling about tech and how it has people so caught up these days and what it's taking for her to become indistractible. Join the conversation.

In this episode, the host, Chetta Like Money, opens up about the war between flesh and spirit — those moments when exhaustion, frustration, and self-doubt try to take over. Drawing from Scripture, personal reflection, and divine insight, she walks through what it means to wrestle with God like Jacob, to limp with grace, and to find holiness in the chaos of everyday life.

This is a call to stop numbing out and start noticing where God is still moving, even in the middle of the mess.

Key Scriptures:

• Genesis 32:22–32 — Jacob wrestles with God.
• Romans 7:15–25 — Paul’s tension between flesh and spirit.
• Psalm 13 — “How long, O Lord?”
• Matthew 11:28 — “Come to me, all you who are weary…”

Takeaways:

• Your anger and exhaustion are not sins — they’re signals.
• Wrestling with God is still being with God.
• Grace can meet you even when discipline slips.
• Rest is not a reward; it’s a requirement.

Listen if you’re:

• Running on fumes and calling it faith.
• Feeling like you’ve lost your rhythm with God.
• Trying to reconcile being spiritual and human at the same time.

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