A late-night reflection on the wild, over the top nature of God’s love. I wrestle with how the gospel has often been reduced to rules and beliefs when it was always meant to be an audacious, overflowing story of grace.

Drawing from Jesus’ miracles, parables, and the heart of forgiveness itself, I invite listeners, especially those who grew up in church, to imagine a God who chooses relationship over law, love over judgment, and abundance over restraint.

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I haven’t set foot in a church building since Easter. For someone who grew up never missing a Sunday, that feels wild to admit.

On this evening walk, I talk about what it’s been like to step away from the building and discover God outside of the programs, performances, and noise. I share how past breaks from church actually opened me up to something deeper, and why this current season feels just as rich.

This isn’t about pointing fingers — it’s about noticing. What does it really look like to follow Jesus beyond slogans and conferences? The prophets said it long ago: God wants justice, compassion, and love — not empty religion.

If you’ve ever felt disillusioned with church but still hungry for God, this one might resonate.

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On this late-night walk, I wrestle with Jesus’ challenge: “You will know them by their fruit.”

What do we actually see growing out of our churches, our politics, and even our own lives — love or fear, compassion or control?

This isn’t about guilt. It’s about noticing. Paying attention. Asking honestly: does the fruit look like Jesus, or something else entirely?

Take an evening stroll with me and let’s follow the fruit.

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