For many, prayer is simply something they do rather than a conversation they engage in. However, our Heavenly Father has given us the beautiful gift of prayer to enable a two-way conversation with Him. This makes prayer a relational experience. In this episode, I will establish that prayer is indeed relational and that practicing it correctly forms us into mature sons and daughters.

Is God in control, or is He simply in charge? This is a question I've pondered deeply over time. At one point, I firmly believed that God was in control of every aspect of our lives. However, I've come to the realization that He is actually in charge, which suggests a different relationship with the world and our choices. In this episode, I'll delve into this concept further, exploring the implications of each belief and why understanding this difference can have a profound impact on our faith and daily lives. Listen in to discover new insights that may change how you perceive God's role in your life.

Christians are called to embrace unity rather than foster division among themselves. We can disagree without being hostile. However, I have noticed Christians excluding other Christians simply because they vote differently. This should not be the case. In Christ, there is neither Democrat nor Republican; yet within the church, we divide, bite and devour one another.

In the past, I embraced the concept of the 7 Mountain Mandate, a belief that advocates for Christians to have a dominant presence in the seven spheres of cultural influence. I no longer hold to it. In this episode, I delve into the reasons behind this change of perspective and provide a detailed explanation.

I no longer believe in tithing due to the manipulative and fear-based tactics often used to teach it. I firmly believe in Spirit-led giving, and I discuss the difference in this episode.

Do you feel the need for spiritual covering? Are you seeking a ministry leader to shield you from spiritual attacks and attract additional blessings and favor in your life? I once believed that was essential, but my perspective has shifted. Join me in this episode as I explore why I’ve changed my mind.

Why did Jesus go to the cross? Was it to suffer God's wrath and abandonment? Was it to suffer my punishment? Did God pour out his anger on Jesus? I used to believe this, but I no longer do. In this episode, I explore why Jesus died from a different perspective than Penal Substitution.