Adolfo shares his journey of growing up knowing the Lord, yet coming to a point where that faith had to become personal.

Along the way, there were real experiences, times of being close, times of drifting, and moments where the Lord quietly brought him back. What once felt familiar eventually became a question he could no longer ignore: "what kind of life was he going to live?"

This episode follows the relationship Adolfo had with the Lord - from knowing about Him to choosing Him, from living divided to learning what it means to be fully for the Lord.

Through it all, you see a God who doesn’t give up, who continues to draw, speak, and make Himself real in a person’s life.

🎧 Listen to hear Adolfo’s full story and what it means to respond when God becomes personal.

This week on Words of This Life, Dr. Jung Han shares his journey through science, achievement, and the deeper question that success couldn’t answer.

From growing up in Taiwan to pursuing a PhD in the U.S., Dr. Han followed a path of discipline and ambition. As he began to achieve his academic goals, a quiet question started to rise within his being- is this really it?

Through an unexpected invitation and a fresh encounter with the Word, Dr. Jung began to rediscover the Christian faith– not just as something outward, but as something real and living that began to answer the deeper sense within him.

A reminder that even in a life full of achievement, there’s something more, a sense of eternity placed within us that can only be satisfied by God Himself.

This week on Words of This Life, Brian shares his story of coming to know the Lord, from growing up without a real knowledge of God to realizing that God had been pursuing him all along.

Through moments that seemed small at the time, a deep search for meaning, and the prayers of others, he eventually encountered Christ in a real and personal way. From there, everything began to change.

Brian speaks on what it looks like to live the Christian life day by day, learning to follow the inner sense of life, to eat and enjoy Christ through His Word, and to grow with other believers. He also shares on the reality of seasons, and how both the highs and lows are arranged by God so that we would gain Him more deeply.

A reminder that the Christian life isn’t about striving, but about receiving a Person and learning to know Him more over time.

This week on Words of This Life - Jennifer shares a story of being cared for in unexpected ways and how it changed the way she sees others.She opens up about searching for acceptance, building her own life, and once seeking for certain things to fall into place in order to finally feel fulfilled. Jennifer shares that, through the genuine care of other believers, she began to know the Lord as her first love.She also shares how, along the way, the Lord gave her a real heart to care for the people around her.What stands out isn’t one big moment, but the quiet way God was working through people and everyday interactions.Whether you’ve grown up around faith, feel far from it, or are just figuring things out, this conversation is honest, relatable, and full of hope.Listen now on all platforms!

Ian shares his journey of growing up in a Christian home, knowing the Lord from a young age, and yet wrestling with what it meant to truly pursue Him.
From feeling out of place in his early years to encountering a genuine Christian community in college, Ian opens up about the turning points that shaped his faith. Through simple but real experiences in small groups, friendships, and stepping out to follow the Lord, his view of his Christian life began to deepen.
He also shares how the Lord broadened his heart through experiences abroad, seeing the need for the gospel beyond his own world, and realizing that God’s purpose is much bigger than just one place or one stage of life.
This episode is a reminder that the Christian life isn’t meant to be lived alone and that the Lord is faithful to lead us, grow in us, and place us exactly where we need to be.
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Juston Street’s story begins with a genuine pursuit of success, purpose, and meaning, with the expectation that giving himself fully to something would ultimately satisfy.From growing up in a close family to pursuing baseball at a high level and later stepping into the world of acting, Juston experienced what it looks like to go all in. Yet even in the midst of these opportunities, there remained a deeper question: is this really all there is?In this episode, Juston shares how the Lord was present in every season of his life even when he didn’t realize it. Through unexpected moments, personal struggles, and a growing inner hunger, he began to see that what he was really searching for wasn’t success, but God Himself.What unfolds is a testimony of being brought out of striving and into something deeper and more grounded. Juston speaks about discovering the church, the reality of the Body of Christ, and a life that is no longer centered on self, but on God’s purpose. His story is a reminder that true satisfaction is not found in outward success, but in knowing and experiencing God.If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe to stay connected. 🤍

In this episode of Words of This Life, Brenda Olmos shares her testimony of coming to know the Lord as a teenager, growing up in a Mexican home, and learning to follow Him in both the big and small decisions of life.

Brenda speaks on how Christian community first drew her in, how the Word became personal to her in college, and how the Lord faithfully led her through major turning points, including Bible training, her career in healthcare, pursuing a PhD, marriage, and experiences that required deeper faith. She also shares on ambition, financial anxiety, giving, serving in the church life, and the importance of staying soft toward the Lord’s inner speaking.

This conversation is a rich and honest look at what it means to pursue a full human life while remaining open to the Lord, trusting His leading, and learning that true security is found in Him.
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In this episode of Words of This Life, Pablo and Ayo are joined by former ABA champion and NBA player Willie Wise for a rich conversation about life, faith, and what truly gives meaning to human life.

Willie shares about growing up in San Francisco as one of ten children, living “from meal to meal,” and how basketball became the path that eventually led him to Drake University and the 1969 Final Four. From there, he went on to play professionally in the ABA and NBA, facing legendary players and experiencing the highest levels of the game.

Along the way, Willie also shares his experiences growing up during a time when racism and cultural tensions were very present in the United States. He speaks honestly about the atmosphere of the 50s and 60s, the challenges many faced, and how he has continued to view these issues even today.

One of the central lines from this episode captures the heart of his testimony: “Reality is Jesus Christ. Everything else is papier-mâché.” Willie explains how so many things people pursue can seem solid, but in the end only Christ remains as the true reality that gives life meaning.

This episode is also our first remote split-screen recording, and we’re thankful to share Willie’s story with you.

If this episode encouraged you, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe as we continue sharing real and impactful Christian stories from believers who love the Lord and His Word.