In this episode, we start a four-part series walking through the final days of Jesus’ life—from Palm Sunday to Resurrection Sunday. Today we’re reading through John 18, looking at the moments leading up to Jesus’ arrest and the events that begin His final hours on earth.

We read the passage together, talk through what’s happening, and reflect on what it means. This is Part 1 of 4 as we follow the story all the way to the resurrection.

In this episode, we’re reframing what it means to be in a “waiting season.” So often we celebrate the mountaintop moments — the milestones, the relationships, the breakthroughs — but what if the valley, the pause, and the in-between hold just as much purpose?

Today, I’m sharing what I’ve learned about being single and how this season isn’t something to rush through, but something to grow through. We’ll talk about the hidden blessings in waiting, the character built in quiet seasons, and how singleness can be a time of deep clarity, confidence, and calling.

If you’ve ever felt behind, overlooked, or tired of waiting — this conversation is for you. Because the waiting season isn’t a punishment… it’s preparation. And it might just be one of the most fruitful seasons of your life.

Have you ever felt like you’ve messed up too much for God to use you? Like you’ve made too many mistakes or gone too far?

In this episode, we talk about that heavy feeling of being “too far gone” — and why it’s just not true.

God has always had a habit of using the most unlikely people. A prosecutor of Christians becomes a preacher. A prostitute becomes part of God’s redemptive story. Ordinary, flawed, messy people, like us, become world changers. That’s kind of His thing.

We read through Acts of the Apostles 9:1–22 and look at the powerful moment when Saul — later known as Paul the Apostle — has a life-altering encounter with Jesus. This is a man actively persecuting believers, breathing out threats, approving violence. If anyone seemed disqualified, it was him. And yet, Jesus didn’t cancel him — He called him.

This conversation is real, encouraging, and rooted in the truth that your past does not intimidate God. Your mistakes don’t disqualify you. Your story isn’t over.