Why do we crave approval so deeply? Why do we hesitate to speak truth, adjust our behavior to fit in, or replay conversations in our minds, wondering if we measured up? The pursuit of validation is exhausting—an endless cycle of striving, fearing rejection, and feeling like we’re never enough. But what if we’re chasing something that was never meant to define us?

In this episode, we explore the weight of human approval, the dangers of living for people’s validation, and the unshakable security found in Christ. Paul’s warning in Colossians 2 reminds us not to be led astray by the shifting expectations of the world, but to stand firm in the truth of God’s Word. Because at the end of our lives, we won’t answer to a crowd—we’ll stand before the King.

So, why do we care so much about what others think? And why aren’t we caring more about what God thinks?

Have you ever noticed how children trust so easily, find joy in the smallest moments, and love without hesitation? In this episode, we explore how the faith of a child reflects the very heart of God—and what we, as adults, can learn from it. Jesus didn’t just welcome children; He pointed to them as examples of the kind of faith that leads to the kingdom of heaven. Through their trust, joy, creativity, forgiveness, and love, children reveal deep spiritual truths that we often overlook.

Join us as we unpack what it means to have a childlike faith—not one that is naïve, but one that is deeply rooted in trust, wonder, and surrender to God. Maybe faith isn’t something we grow out of, but something we are called to return to.

In this episode as we explore the transformative power of saying "yes" to God. Drawing from Acts 9 and the story of Saul's conversion, we’ll unpack how surrender, obedience, and trust open the door to incredible transformation in our lives and the lives of others. Through personal stories and biblical truth, we’ll challenge you to consider: What does giving God your yes look like for you? Tune in for an inspiring conversation about faith, trust, and stepping into the unknown with God.