In this episode, we break down the biggest lie about impact that our generation believes: that you need a big platform, followers, or fame before you can make a difference. Jesus teaches the opposite. Real impact starts with obedience, not audience size. We talk about how culture defines influence versus how God actually uses ordinary people to change lives, looking at biblical examples like the disciples, the boy with the loaves and fish, and the woman at the well.You will see why your school, group chat, workplace, and church are already platforms, and how small acts of faith, encouragement, and honesty can have eternal impact. If you have ever felt too small to matter, this episode will challenge that mindset and remind you that God multiplies surrender, not status. Your obedience today could be the beginning of someone else’s breakthrough.

In this episode of Growing Up Kingdom, I talk about what it was actually like to read the entire Bible in 30 days and why it wasn’t as overwhelming as people think. This wasn’t about rushing through Scripture or checking off a challenge. It was about building consistency and creating space to hear from God every single day. I seriously enjoyed it and would encourage everyone else to try it at least once!

In this episode of Growing Up Kingdom, we walk through timeless biblical wisdom every man needs before mistakes become memories. From temptation and impulse to work, provision, friendships, and self control, we break down how small, overlooked decisions quietly build or destroy a man’s life.You’ll learn why attraction is not neutral, why speed fuels regret, why discipline matters more than motivation, and why character outlasts talent every time. Because wisdom is not trying to restrict you. It is trying to protect you. And choosing it early can spare you years of unnecessary pain.

New year, new goals - but let’s be honest, most resolutions don’t survive past February. In this episode of Growing Up Kingdom, I share 7 practical shifts every young person can actually start doing today: talking to more people, choosing friendships wisely, taking responsibility for your faith, starting the thing you’ve been avoiding, taking care of your body, investing in your skills, and unplugging from constant noise. This isn’t hype or fluff, just real-life wisdom, biblical truth, and straight talk about growing mentally, socially, and spiritually. If you want this year to be better, not louder, this episode is for you.

A new year won’t change your life if you walk into it the same way.This isn’t about hype, vision boards, or resolutions that fade by February.It’s about resetting with God before 2026 even starts.In this episode, we walk through 5 biblical keys that help you finish this year honestly and step into the next one aligned with Jesus — not burnout, pressure, or empty motivation. We talk about honesty, priorities, stress, surrender, and why staying close to Jesus matters more than having a “perfect” year.If you want real growth — not just a new calendar — this one’s for you.

What If God Is Actually Doing Something in Your Lonely Season?Loneliness hits different. It’s quiet. It’s uncomfortable. And it can make you feel like something’s wrong with you. But what if this season isn’t punishment — what if it’s purposeful?In this episode, I talk through 5 things God might actually be doing in your lonely season. Not the Pinterest-quote version of loneliness, but the real, heart-level stuff: slowing you down, reshaping your identity, clarifying your relationships, and preparing you for what’s next.We look at what Scripture says about God being near in the quiet, why loneliness often shows up during transition, and how Jesus Himself understands what it feels like to be alone. This is for anyone who feels disconnected, overlooked, or stuck in a season they didn’t choose.

Today we’re breaking down reacting to something shocking behind the 67 meme. As Christians, we can’t just consume everything blindly. We’ve got to pause, think, and actually discern what’s shaping our minds. Could something like this actually be demonic?This isn’t about fear — it’s about wisdom. Culture is always discipling us, whether we realize it or not. So let’s look at this trend through Scripture, discernment, and a Kingdom mindset.

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If you’ve ever scrolled through social media and suddenly felt less than, you’re not alone. It’s way too easy to compare your real life to someone else’s highlight reel and walk away feeling insecure, anxious, or invisible. But here’s the truth: social media isn’t just entertainment — it’s shaping the way you see yourself.In this episode of Growing Up Kingdom, we talk about why social media hits your confidence so hard and what God actually says about your worth. From comparison to identity to anxiety, we break down the subtle ways social media affects your heart.You’ll learn how to protect your confidence, reclaim your identity in Christ, and stop letting likes and comments define your value. Because you weren’t created to compete — you were created on purpose, with purpose.