What happens when certain struggles are ignored in the name of progress?

In this episode, we speak candidly about sexual immorality, temptation, and why recovery often breaks down when hidden behaviors go unchallenged. This conversation doesn’t come from judgment — it comes from experience.

We discuss how culture normalizes what quietly destroys peace, how secrecy fuels addiction, and why discipline is not punishment but part of healing.

Topics include:

• The biblical meaning behind “sexual immorality”

• Why temptation often feels stronger in isolation

• How recovery can fail when boundaries are missing

• The cost of real freedom — and why it matters

• Following Jesus as a lived decision, not a label

This episode is for anyone who’s tried everything and still feels empty. For those tired of surface-level answers. And for anyone willing to confront the things that actually hold us back.

This is not about condemnation. It’s about clarity, responsibility, and real transformation.

In Episode 3 of Pit to Purpose, we dive into a truth many people feel but struggle to name—the emptiness that remains even after chasing everything the world offers.

We talk about addiction, ambition, relationships, and the constant hunger for “more,” and why none of it satisfies when the soul is starving.

This episode explores the idea of a God-sized hole—and what happens when faith replaces the things that never worked. Through honest conversation and lived experience, we unpack how peace, purpose, and restoration begin when we stop trying to fill the void ourselves.

This is a conversation for anyone who’s tried everything and still feels empty.

Sometimes the very thing meant to break us becomes the place where God does His greatest work.

In Episode 2 of Pit to Purpose, we sit down for an honest conversation about hope—the kind you don’t just quote, but the kind you cling to when life feels impossible.

We open with Jeremiah 29:11 and talk about what hope looks like in real life:

• coming out of addiction

• learning how to trust again

• rebuilding after years of survival mode

• realizing sobriety is more than staying clean—it’s the recovery of the soul

We get real about the “God-sized hole” so many people try to fill with alcohol, drugs, money, relationships, and validation, and why none of it ever satisfies. We also talk about how faith, trust, and hope connect, and what it looks like to hand the heavy stuff over to God instead of carrying it alone.

If you’re still standing in the middle—not who you used to be, but not fully where you’re headed yet—this one’s for you.

Hope still holds.

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