What if the "more" you're sensing isn't ego ... it's obedience? Phil Kniesel, lead pastor of Hope City Church in Edmonton, shares how God broke his heart for his city, why he set a 1% vision, and how to lead with both audacity and wisdom. From launching prayer nights that grew from 125 to over 1,100 to creating financial buffers that preserved his staff during crisis, Phil shows a path any leader can walk: be all in with what's in your hand, ask God for favor, and keep solving the next problem with courage and compassion.

Guest: Phil Kniesel. Theme: calling, bold vision, prayer, stewardship, leadership resilience.

You'll learn:

1. How to discern the difference between ambition and assignment and why asking God for success and favour isn't pride.

2. A practical model for citywide impact: long-horizon goals supported by consistent corporate prayer.

3. How to pair big dreams with prudent systems like building financial margin so people keep their jobs.

4. Why leadership gets lonelier as you grow and the relationships that keep you healthy.

5. The portable rule for momentum: be faithful with your next step.

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What if your story began with "unfortunate"—and God renamed your future? Julius Rwotlonyo shares how he moved from scarcity and limiting labels to leading a 35,000-person, 17-location church and dreaming in decades for a continent. This conversation will stretch your vision for what's possible and show you how to pair courage with wise stewardship.

Guest: Julius Rwotlonyo
Theme: identity, calling, stewardship, dignity, long-horizon vision

You'll learn:

1. How reframing identity activates calling, including Julius's renaming story and why "possibility" became his core lens.

2. The seven convictions that anchor resilient leadership: God's greatness, goodness, love, presence, ongoing work, sufficient grace, and glory.

3. How to hold big vision and real budgets without becoming reckless—financing the gap while staying faithful to core mission.

4. Why dignity beats handouts, and how serving with excellence transforms both the city and the servant.

5. Vision 2050 and a belief that Africa is at a turning point that will rewrite a global story.

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He was kidnapped at 13… and thrown off a cliff for his faith.

In this raw and powerful episode of Help Me See, Anees Khan tells the story of how he survived an attempted murder in Pakistan—and how it marked the beginning, not the end, of his life.

From waking up on the edge of death to walking into his own funeral, Anees shares what happened when trauma collided with calling. His story is a masterclass in choosing obedience over comfort, identity over victimhood, and purpose over pain.

This episode isn't just about survival—it's about the supernatural grace required to start over, lead a family, and keep believing when everything says you shouldn't.

What you'll walk away with:

• A new understanding of what it means to own your story

• The mindset that turns tragedy into transformation

• How obedience—even when terrifying—becomes freedom

• Why unprocessed pain won't disqualify your purpose

• A reminder that your life is not over—it's just beginning

Listen to the full episode and tag @‌jdriedger and @‌aneeskhan on Instagram with your biggest takeaway.

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