many christians know a lot about God, yet still feel unchanged by their faith.

in this episode of made to dwell, we explore the difference between information and formation in our spiritual lives—and why knowledge alone doesn’t produce transformation. we talk honestly about the unique challenges that come with theological education, the temptation to prioritize certainty over surrender, and how god forms us through slow, embodied, often unseen practices.

if you love learning, studying scripture, or engaging theology but long for deeper intimacy and lived change, this episode is an invitation to let what you know begin shaping who you become.

doomscrolling has become a normal part of daily life, but it’s quietly shaping our attention, our peace, and our spiritual lives.

in this episode of made to dwell, we talk about why doomscrolling is so hard to stop, how to create helpful boundaries using tools like blok, and how to replace mindless scrolling with slow, grounding habits that rebuild focus and attention span. we’ll explore simple practices like knitting, coloring, reading music, and other tactile rhythms that help regulate the nervous system and make space for presence.

if you’ve been feeling scattered, overstimulated, or spiritually distracted, this episode offers practical steps to help you reclaim your attention and choose what forms you.

this episode of made to dwell is a personal life update as i share all the details behind moving to utah and launching a brand new business. from navigating change and uncertainty to trusting god through big transitions, this conversation walks through what it looks like to step into a new season with faith, intention, and openness.

i talk honestly about the emotions that come with relocation, starting over in a new place, and building something new from the ground up. if you’re in a season of transition, considering a move, starting a business, or simply feeling the nudge toward something different, this episode is for you.

this is a reflection on obedience, discernment, and learning how to dwell with god when life feels unfamiliar but full of possibility.