This episode is not just a Bible study on Judas...it’s a heart check for all of us.

Because proximity to Jesus doesn’t equal intimacy with Him.

And being called doesn’t mean we’ve been converted.

In “Still Chosen,” we talk about the uncomfortable truth that Judas walked with Jesus, heard the teachings, saw the miracles… and still betrayed Him. But the deeper question isn’t about Judas...it’s about us.

Are we walking with Jesus or just walking around Him?

We dive into the tension between calling and commitment, the weight of being chosen, and how desperation, not performance is what keeps us near the cross. We unpack what it means to be responsible with the calling, to return after failure like Peter, and how even our betrayal moments can lead us back to deeper intimacy if we let them.

This one’s for the ones who feel like they’ve gone too far.

This one’s for the ones still sitting at the table with silver in their hands.

This one’s for the ones who are ready to stop running and come home.

Because God is still calling.

And even in the heartbreak, the failure, and the mess—

You are still chosen.

Scripture Focus: Matthew 22:14, 2 Timothy 2:12, Luke 22:31–32

What does it really mean to live set apart? In this episode, we’re diving deep into the raw, refining truth about consecration—and it’s not reserved for preachers or platforms. It’s for every believer who dares to live surrendered. We confront the casual Christianity, false humility, pride, and comparison that try to rob us of purity, power, and purpose. We unpack what it looks like to lay your life on the altar—not just with your words, but with your habits, your time, your yes.

This isn’t about performance—it’s about posture.

This isn’t about spiritual aesthetics—it’s about authentic surrender.

Because the oil on your life was never meant to be common.

If you’ve ever asked, “How do I live set apart in a loud, distracting world?”—this one is for you.

Is grace your permission slip to stay the same or your invitation to become more like Christ? In this raw and passionate love-soaked episode, we’re flipping the script on soft theology and diving deep into what grace actually is: not a free pass to remain in sin, but the divine power to walk in freedom.

Through the lens of Titus 2, Romans 6, and Jude 1, we explore how grace doesn’t just cover—it confronts. It doesn’t shame you—it shapes you. This episode is for the one who’s tired of cosmetic Christianity, for the one wrestling with conviction, and for the one who knows there’s more.

We confront the lies that twist grace into a loophole and reintroduce it as the strong, holy love it was always meant to be. This isn’t about condemnation—it’s about clarity, conviction, and calling you higher.

So bring your journal, bring your heart, and be ready to let the cross reset your lens. Grace is calling—but will you answer the invitation?