Are you longing to hear from God in a deeper way? In today’s episode of the Full Life Podcast, Zach Imboden guides you through a powerful and reflective practice called Lectio Divina—an ancient, soul-centering way of reading Scripture that helps you slow down, listen, and experience God’s personal presence.

We’ll meditate together on Luke 8:22-25, the story of Jesus healing a man with leprosy. With gentle prompts and moments of silence, Zach walks you through three rounds of reflection to help you tune into what God is saying through His Word—right in the middle of your everyday life.

Whether you’re feeling stuck spiritually, longing for clarity, or simply need a moment to breathe, this episode offers space to reconnect with God in a meaningful, peaceful way.

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How to Say Yes to God When That Takes You Into the Unknown | With Denisha D. Workizer

What do you do when you sense God leading you somewhere—but you don't know where He's taking you?

Following God doesn't always come with a clear roadmap. Sometimes saying yes means stepping into uncertainty, taking a risk, walking through unexpected loss, or trusting God with a future you can't see.

In this episode of the Full Life Coaching Podcast, Zach Imboden sits down with Denisha D. Workizer to talk about what it looks like to say yes to God when that yes takes you into the unknown.

Denisha shares from her own journey of faith, including the loss of her husband, learning to trust God through seasons of uncertainty, and stepping out in faith to start a business. Together, Zach and Denisha explore how we discern God's direction, move forward when we're afraid, and learn to trust God one step at a time.

In this conversation, you'll discover:

• How to recognize when God may be inviting you into something new
• What to do when obedience requires stepping into uncertainty
• How faith can sustain us through grief and unexpected loss
• How to discern God's voice from our own desires and fears
• Why we don't need to know the entire plan to take the next step
• How God can use seasons of uncertainty to deepen our faith
• What it looks like to trust God when the future isn't clear

If you're standing at a crossroads, navigating a major transition, grieving a loss, or sensing God asking you to take a step of faith, this conversation will encourage you to remember that God doesn't reveal the entire journey—He simply asks for your next yes.

If you're struggling to discern what's next in your life, coaching or spiritual direction can provide a safe space to process what God may be doing and discern your next faithful step.

Learn more about coaching and spiritual direction at FullLifeForYou.com.

Question to consider:
What is the next "yes" God may be asking of you?

What if the greatest threat to your leadership isn't a lack of talent—but trying to carry everything yourself?

Too many leaders spend their time doing the work instead of developing the people. Over time, that doesn't just limit your organization's future—it increases pressure, leads to burnout, and can ultimately cost you what matters most: your soul, your marriage, and your calling.

In this episode of the Full Life Coaching Podcast, Zach Imboden sits down with Jake Bartkovsky to explore how healthy leaders multiply leadership without losing themselves in the process.

Together, they unpack a practical, biblical framework for developing emerging leaders based on the way Jesus invested in His disciples.

• Why leadership development is essential for long-term health and sustainability
• The biggest mistake leaders make that leads to burnout
• How Jesus developed leaders through Access, Responsibility, Feedback, and Safety
• Why leadership is caught before it's taught
• How to empower people without losing control
• The role of feedback and psychological safety in helping leaders grow
• One simple challenge you can put into practice this week to begin multiplying leaders

Whether you're leading a church, business, nonprofit, or team, this conversation will help you build a healthier leadership culture while investing in the next generation.

Because healthy leadership isn't about doing more.

It's about developing more leaders.

Think of one person you're currently leading.

This week, intentionally give them one of these four gifts:

• Access
• Responsibility
• Feedback
• Safety

Start small. Start intentionally. Watch what God does.

If this episode encouraged you, subscribe to the Full Life Coaching Podcast, leave a review, and share it with another leader who wants to build something that lasts.

And if you're feeling overwhelmed by the weight of leadership or want to create a healthier leadership culture, coaching may be your next step. Learn more at FullLifeCoaching.com.

Be a healthy leader. Stay a healthy leader.