In this episode, I reflect on a remarkable season of answered prayers, unexpected divine appointments, and stepping out in faith, while wrestling with the vulnerability of quiet seasons, unmet expectations, and my ongoing journey of learning to discern God's voice.

What happens when reading Exodus begins playing out in vivid, persistent detail in your mind's eye?

In this episode, I share the narrative visions from early 2026 that shaped the first two songs on my Exodus album—"Thutmose III and Bithiah" and "Jochebed." We step into an ancient throne room gripped by fear, an underground network quietly smuggling Hebrew infants out of Goshen, and the desperate faith of a mother laying her child in the reeds of the Nile.

Home from Rogers, back in my own kitchen, I couldn't put one question down: had God been speaking to me through the crisis — or had a sleep-deprived, anxious mind made it all up?

This is what happened in the weeks after. February into March. No ER, no locked unit — just ordinary rooms and ordinary people, and a string of encounters I couldn't explain away.

I'm still learning to discern His voice. But I've come to believe God never left — and that needing help, a diagnosis, or a hospital stay doesn't mean you imagined Him. If you've ever been afraid your own mind can't be trusted, this one is for you.

Content note: continues a mental health crisis and the recovery after an inpatient stay. Please listen with care.
Song: "Reawakening" — available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Youtube Music

Website: SolomonCherian.com
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