Some of us have gotten very good at carrying things. Family. Work. Ministry. Expectations.

We carry what belongs to us, and after a while, we start carrying what belongs to everybody else too. Their needs. Their emotions. Their disappointment.

And because we can carry it, we assume we should. There are things we have learned to live under that God never asked us to hold. And sometimes freedom looks like finally knowing the difference.

In this episode, we sit down with Deana Hamilton of SafeHope Collective to discuss how we can find freedom by finding alignment between our true identity and the life we choose to live.

What does faithfulness look like when the culture shifts, the work gets harder, and you may never see the outcome you hoped for?

In this episode, Dhati sits down with BLVD missionaries Yonas and Morgan for an honest conversation about ministry on the West Coast, changing cultural realities, vulnerability, community, and the cost of staying committed to the mission.

They talk about what it means to keep going when success looks different than you imagined, why leaders need people who truly know them, and how to remain hungry for God’s will even when the finish line feels out of reach.

Would you still go if you knew you might never get there?

We’re back! We kick off season 7 with two of our favorite people, Anthony and Morgan Allen. Ministers, artists and leaders in their community, The Allens help us identify some key ways they have seen the mandate of leadership change as they work to mentor young adults through their faith journey. How do you lead a generation so aware of their own shortcomings? What do you do when your voice, as a leader, is drowned out by the sea of influence on social media? We hope you’ll be blessed and encouraged as you yourself seek to make disciples where you live, work and worship.

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