Episode 6 explores the difficult but powerful season of waiting on God. Ikera and RJ talk honestly about what happens when prayers feel delayed, doors stay closed, and God seems quiet. This episode breaks down how waiting is not punishment or abandonment, but preparation. They discuss how patience forms endurance, how trust deepens when answers are not immediate, and how God works behind the scenes even when nothing looks like it is moving. This conversation brings encouragement to anyone standing in a season of uncertainty while believing God is still faithful.

In this episode, I share prophetic poems written across different seasons and books, each carrying an assignment for healing. After every poem, RJ and I sit with it listening, reflecting, and allowing space for what the Spirit is doing beneath the words. This is not analysis or performance. It’s presence. Some wounds don’t need fixing first. They need to be seen, named, and held in truth. If a poem opens something in you, stay. You’re not alone here

"Today we’re looking at one of the most famous chapters in the Bible, John 14. We usually hear these verses at funerals or in sermons about heaven, but what if I told you they actually contain the secret code for a secure, high-trust relationship? From defining what love actually looks like to managing 'troubled hearts,' Jesus’ parting words to his friends are a masterclass in emotional intelligence and relational security."

This episode is a sober conversation about spiritual warfare stripped of theatrics. Not everything loud is powerful, and not everything quiet is passive. Here we confront anger disguised as authority, deliverance without discipleship, and warfare that avoids self accountability. This is for believers who are done performing and ready to stand aligned with Jesus in obedience, restraint, repentance, and truth. Real authority doesn’t shout. It stands.

Episode 2 slows the room down and takes us straight into the upper room.

We talk about the name The Towel and Basin Society and why it isn’t poetic branding—it’s a line in the sand. We open John 13, where Jesus does the unthinkable: He takes off His outer garment, wraps Himself in a towel, picks up a basin, and kneels.

Not as symbolism. As leadership.

Ikera reads the chapter aloud while RJ and Ikera pause between verses, unpacking what Jesus was actually doing and what we tend to sanitize. Power choosing the floor. Authority choosing service. Love choosing inconvenience.

We talk honestly about why servanthood is misunderstood, why it offends ego, and why Jesus never separated humility from authority. This episode isn’t about doing more for God—it’s about becoming like Him.

If you’ve ever felt called to lead but confused about posture…

If you’ve been wounded by leadership that refused the towel…

If you know Jesus but want to walk like Him…

This episode will rearrange the furniture.

The towel is still wet.

The basin is still full.

The invitation still stands.

In this first episode of The Towel and Basin Society, we return to the upper room where Jesus did the unthinkable. He stood up from the table, wrapped Himself in a towel, and washed feet not as a metaphor or gesture but as a way of life.

John 13 confronts the modern hunger for influence with an ancient truth: greatness in the Kingdom begins on your knees. Servanthood is not weakness. It is obedience with muscle.

This conversation is for creators, leaders, and believers who want to follow Jesus without skipping the towel. We talk about why service comes before visibility, why obedience shapes destiny, and what happens when you choose the basin in a world obsessed with crowns.

The towels are on the floor.

The table is set.

Come sit.