In this raw and deeply personal episode, Tribe of Judah OG Lion — the roar behind the mic — confronts a moment many believers experience but rarely admit: almost walking away from faith.

What happens when trusting God feels heavier than doubting Him? When disappointment lingers longer than hope? When prayers seem repetitive and heaven feels distant?

“I Almost Gave Up on Faith” explores spiritual exhaustion, wounded belief, and the quiet tension between holding on and letting go.

Hebrews 12:3 reminds us, “Consider Him… so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.” Losing heart does not always look like rebellion. Sometimes it looks like fatigue. Sometimes it sounds like silence. Sometimes it feels like numbness.

This episode draws from the desperate honesty of Mark 9:24 — “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!” — showing that God does not require perfect faith, only surrendered honesty. Doubt does not disqualify devotion. Weakness does not cancel covenant.

Through Psalm 73:13–14, we confront the uncomfortable thought that faith can feel costly: “Surely in vain I have kept my heart pure…” Yet Scripture never hides human struggle. It preserves it. That means God is not intimidated by your questions.

Galatians 6:9 anchors this episode with endurance: “Let us not grow weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” The temptation to quit often precedes breakthrough.

And in one of the most comforting assurances in Scripture, 2 Timothy 2:13 declares, “If we are faithless, He remains faithful.” Our inconsistency does not weaken God’s character. Our wavering does not cancel His covenant.

This episode is for the believer who is tired.

For the listener who feels spiritually bruised.

For the one who stayed — but barely.

Almost giving up on faith does not mean your faith is dead. It may simply be wounded. And wounded faith can still be healed.

Season 2: Faith In The Fire is not about emotional hype. It is about refined belief — faith that survives doubt, disappointment, delay, and discouragement.

If you are in a season where believing feels difficult, this episode will remind you: God sustains the faith you feel slipping.

Stay honest.

Stay anchored.

Stay believing.

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In Season 2: Faith In The Fire, Episode 4 — “When Silence Was God’s Answer,” Tribe of Judah OG Lion, steps into one of the most misunderstood seasons in the believer’s journey: divine silence.

What do you do when you pray and heaven feels quiet? When you seek and don’t perceive? When you cry out and no immediate answer comes back?

This episode explores the spiritual reality that God’s silence is not His absence. It is often His refinement.

Drawing from Psalm 46:10 — “Be still, and know that I am God” — this conversation confronts the discomfort of stillness and the maturity it produces. Silence forces believers to move beyond emotional confirmation and into covenant trust.

Job 23:8–10 reminds us that even when Job could not perceive God, he declared, “But He knows the way that I take; when He has tried me, I shall come forth as gold.” Silence in Scripture is frequently tied to testing, preparation, and purification — not abandonment.

This episode also reflects on:

• Psalm 13 — where David honestly asks, “How long, O Lord?” showing that authentic faith makes room for raw questions.
• 2 Corinthians 5:7 — “For we walk by faith, not by sight,” and sometimes not by sound either.
• Romans 5:3–4 — revealing how tribulation produces perseverance, character, and hope.
• Isaiah 55:8–9 — reminding us that God’s ways and timing transcend our limited understanding.
• Luke 2:52 — demonstrating that even Jesus experienced seasons of quiet growth before public manifestation.

Silence does not cancel covenant.

Delay does not destroy destiny.

Unanswered prayers are not unanswered purposes.

In this episode, Tribe of Judah OG Lion speaks to believers who are navigating quiet seasons — the spaces where God feels distant but is actually working deeply beneath the surface. This is a call to spiritual endurance, to anchored faith, and to trusting the character of God when His voice is not immediately audible.

If you are in a season where heaven feels closed, this message will remind you: God’s silence is often His invitation — to maturity, to dependence, and to deeper trust.

Season 2 is not about emotional faith. It is about refined faith.

And sometimes the loudest evidence of God’s work… is holy silence.

Listen, reflect, and stay rooted.

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In Episode 3 of On Da Kiss Ass Kool Podcast: Raw & Uncut, Tribe of Judah OG LION — the roar behind the mic speaks directly to the silent struggle many believers never confess out loud: believing God even when you don’t feel Him.

This episode is for the tired believer, the frustrated prayer warrior, and the faithful soul still standing in seasons where heaven feels quiet. Through raw testimony, biblical truth, and Spirit-led reflection, this episode dismantles the lie that faith must always feel emotional or inspirational.

Faith is not validated by feelings — it’s revealed through obedience, endurance, and trust when emotions disappear.

Drawing from Scripture, this episode reminds us that God’s silence is not His absence. Just as the Word declares, “We walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7), many seasons of faith require trusting God without reassurance, confirmation, or emotional feedback.

You’ll be anchored in biblical truth including:

• “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1)

• “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding” (Proverbs 3:5–6)

• “Though He slay me, yet will I trust Him” (Job 13:15)

• “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” (Matthew 27:46)

• “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted” (Psalm 34:18)

• “Be still, and know that I am God” (Psalm 46:10)

• “Those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength” (Isaiah 40:31)

• “Hold fast the confession of your hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful” (Hebrews 10:23)

• “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning” (Psalm 30:5)

• “The just shall live by faith” (Romans 1:17)

This is Season 2: Faith In The Fire — a season for believers who kept praying through doubt, trusting through silence, and showing up even when God felt far away. This episode speaks life to those who are still believing, still trusting, and still standing.

If you’re believing without the feelings, this episode will remind you: you are not weak — you are growing. God is still working, still covering, still faithful.

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What do you do when you love God… but you’re angry with Him?

In Episode 2 of On Da Kiss Ass Kool Podcast: RAW & UNCUT, we confront the uncomfortable truth many believers hide—you can be faithful and furious at the same time. This episode breaks the silence around praying through anger, disappointment, grief, betrayal, and unanswered questions.

Here, we dismantle the myth that God only listens when we’re calm, composed, and “spiritually polished.” Through raw reflection, biblical truth, and Spirit-led honesty, this episode reminds listeners that God is not intimidated by your emotions. He invites them. Scripture shows us that lament, frustration, and even anger have always had a place in authentic prayer.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for being mad while still believing…

If you’ve ever struggled to pray because your heart felt too heavy or too heated…

If you’ve ever wondered whether God turns away when your prayers sound messy…

This episode is for you.

Praying While Angry is an invitation to stop performing and start being real with God—because even angry prayers are still prayers, and God would rather hear your truth than your silence.

Come as you are. God can handle it.

Faith doesn’t always feel strong. Sometimes, it hurts.

In this opening episode of Season 2, Faith in the Fire, Faith That Hurts speaks to the reality many believers quietly carry—the pain that comes from trusting God while walking through disappointment, loss, and unanswered prayers. This episode creates space for honest faith, where belief and hurt coexist, and where questions don’t cancel trust.

Hosted by Tribe of Judah OG Lion — the roar behind the mic, this episode confronts the tension between loving God deeply and hurting deeply at the same time. Through biblical insight, spiritual reflection, and raw truth, listeners are reminded that pain does not mean God is absent, and struggle does not mean faith is failing.

Scripture shows us that faith tested by fire is not destroyed—it is refined. This episode encourages wounded believers to stay connected, keep praying, and trust that God is still working even when the process feels painful.

If your faith has been stretched, tested, or bruised—but not broken—this episode is for you.

Press play. Stay faithful.

The fire may hurt—but it will not consume you.

Season 2 of On Da Kiss Ass Kool Podcast: RAW & UNCUT is a Spirit-led call to those who are still believing God—even while bleeding.

Hosted by Tribe of Judah OG Lion — the roar behind the mic, this season, Faith in the Fire, speaks directly to wounded believers navigating pressure, pruning, and unseen battles. With a raw radio presence and unfiltered truth, the podcast creates space for honest faith, biblical reflection, and encouragement rooted in God’s promises.

This season acknowledges the fire without glorifying the pain. Scripture reminds us that faith tested by fire produces perseverance, and perseverance births hope that does not disappoint. The fire is not punishment—it is preparation.

Through transparent conversations, kingdom insight, and Spirit-guided moments, listeners are reminded that God refines, restores, and remains near in every season of suffering.

If you’re holding on by faith, questioning but not quitting, hurting but still hoping—this season is for you.

Press play. Stay connected.

The fire won’t consume you—it will refine you.

🎙️SEASON FINALE DROP | EPISODE 10 IS LIVE 🔥

The beginning wasn’t pretty. But it was real. And God was in it.

This one’s raw, uncut, and drenched in truth. I’m talking survival, surrender, and spiritual rebirth. If you’ve ever felt like your story started too messy to matter — this episode is your reminder: God rewrites everything.

💔 From hiding pain to healing out loud

🙏 From silence to scripture

🔥 From broken to bold

Press play and feel the hope.

This finale is a hug for your soul and a spark for your spirit.

📖 Job 8:7 | Isaiah 43:18–19 | Psalm 23:3

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This one’s personal. Not rehearsed. Not polished. Just me—finally saying the things nobody ever asked, but I always needed to answer.

In this episode, I open the vault. I speak on the questions I wish someone had asked when I was breaking, when I was pretending, when I was surviving. Questions like: “What did it cost you to keep smiling?” “Who were you when no one was watching?” “What truth did you bury just to be accepted?”

I talk about the silence that shaped me, the pain I performed through, and the healing I’m still learning to receive. I share stories I’ve never told—about identity, abandonment, spiritual exhaustion, and the quiet war between who I was and who I’m becoming. This is not a highlight reel. It’s the behind-the-scenes footage of my soul.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unheard, or misunderstood… this episode is for you. If you’ve ever wished someone would ask how you really are—not just the version you post, but the version you pray through—this is your space.

I’m not giving answers. I’m giving honesty. And maybe that’s what we’ve needed all along.

🎙️ Solo. Unfiltered. Still healing. Still showing up.

📖 Scripture reflection: Psalm 34:18 — “The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.