In this episode, we’re diving deep into a topic most people avoid — insecure friends and how they can quietly drain your walk with Christ.

We’ll talk about how insecurity shows up in friendships — through competition, comparison, or constant negativity — and how the enemy can use those dynamics to distract you from your purpose. You’ll learn how to recognize the difference between helping a hurting friend and being spiritually drained by one.

We’ll also cover:
- Setting healthy, Christ-centered boundaries
- How to love people without losing your peace
- What to do when God calls you to distance yourself for your growth
- And how to respond in wisdom instead of offense

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt guilty for pulling back, confused about how to handle toxic friendships, or wondering how to stay loving and obedient to God.

It’s time to protect your peace, guard your anointing, and walk in freedom.

Hope you enjoy :)

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Okay, let’s talk about it — are you called to lead worship, or are you just talented? Because there’s a difference. In this episode, we’re unpacking what it really means to be called — the heart, the anointing, the posture — versus just being able to sing or play well.

We’re getting into all the things: the pressure that can come with leading, toxic worship culture, comparison, performance… and how to create a healthy, Spirit-led space where people actually encounter Jesus, not just good music.

Hope you enjoy :)

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In this episode, we take time to reflect on some of the recent tragic events happening in our world. It’s been sobering to witness so much pain, uncertainty, and loss—and it serves as a reminder of how fragile life truly is. More than ever, we need to recognize our deep need for Jesus. He is our only hope, and His return is closer than we think. Time is running out, and the call to turn to Him is urgent. Join us for this heartfelt conversation as we look at the times we’re living in through the lens of faith and the hope we have in Christ.

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