Jesus said, “Follow Me.” Simple words—but what do they actually mean for someone trying to follow Jesus today? Whether you said yes an hour ago or many years ago, the question remains: Now what? In this episode of Known, we look at what it meant in the ancient world to follow a teacher—and what that might mean for those of us following Jesus today.

What happens when something you’ve always considered a strength turns out to have another side?

In this episode of Known, I share something God has been showing me about independence, asking for help, trusting God, Christian community, and the uncomfortable vulnerability of letting other people into our lives. Along the way, we’ll explore what Scripture says about depending on God, why relationships matter to spiritual growth, and what it might mean to let ourselves truly be known.

Sometimes growing closer to God leads us into places we weren’t expecting—and asks us to reconsider things we thought we already understood.

What do you do when God feels distant—or you simply can't seem to hear His voice? Sometimes there may be something happening beneath the surface that we haven't recognized. In this episode of Known, we explore what can quietly affect our intimacy with God, why some things can be surprisingly difficult to see in ourselves, and how honesty with God can lead us into a deeper relationship with Him. Sometimes the most important question we can ask is simply, “Lord, is there anything between us that You want to show me?”

Being called a sheep doesn’t exactly sound like a compliment. We tend to think of sheep as foolish, helpless, and prone to wandering. But what if we’ve been focusing on the wrong part of the picture? In this episode of Known, we look at Psalm 23, Jesus as the Good Shepherd, hearing God’s voice, trusting His leading, and what the Bible’s picture of sheep and shepherds tells us about our relationship with God. Maybe the important question isn’t whether we’re sheep—but who we’re following.

What if some of our striving to be productive is actually getting in the way of what matters most?

In this episode of Known, I share something God has been teaching me about productivity, efficiency, rest, and spending time with Him. We'll look at Jesus' invitation to seek God first, what it means to abide in Christ, and the challenge of staying connected to Him when life is full of work, responsibilities, and long to-do lists.

Maybe the answer isn't simply doing more—or even doing less. Maybe it's learning to approach everything we do from a different place.

Known is a podcast about knowing God and being known by Him.

Most Christians would say obedience means doing what God tells us to do.

What if that's only part of the story?

In this episode of Known, we explore what the Bible really teaches about biblical obedience, hearing God's voice, abiding in Christ, and growing in a deeper relationship with God. Looking at the life of Jesus, we discover an understanding of obedience that replaces fear with trust, duty with relationship, and striving with abiding.

You may never think about obedience the same way again.

Known is a podcast about knowing God and being known by Him.