Season Two begins with a moment of awe.

A familiar song. A new perspective. A grandfather holding his grandchildren and suddenly realizing something deeper about the Incarnation.

In this episode, Paul reflects on the song “Mary, Did You Know?” — not as Scripture, but as a set of questions that open the heart. What must it have been like for Mary to hold the Son of God as a newborn child? Did she grasp the magnitude of who He was? Did it all truly land?

Through personal story, Scripture from Luke’s Gospel, and honest confession, this episode asks a deeper question beneath them all:

What have I done with Jesus?

Not as a theological debate.
Not as church language.
But as a matter of awe, surrender, and relationship.

This episode marks the beginning of Season Two — a season centered on one honest, searching question:

How are you and Jesus?

If you’ve ever believed the words but struggled to feel the weight of them…
if Jesus has felt more like words on a page than a living Savior…
you’re not alone.

This is an invitation — not to have all the answers — but to stop, look, and marvel again.

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Credits & Thanks:
AI voice elements and Mary's song by ElevenLabs.
Music used in this episode licensed through Epidemic Sound.

The Least of These — What Did I Do with What He Gave Me?

In this episode, Paul continues his journey through Matthew 25 and wrestles honestly with one of the most sobering questions Jesus points us to: What have you done for the least of these?
From the parable of the talents to the sheep and the goats, Paul walks through how responsibility, mercy, and everyday love reveal the truth of our faith.
With Greek word studies, Wesleyan-Holiness insight, and the story of a man named Edward who changed everything, this episode invites you to ask the question that won’t let Paul go:

Am I living a life that looks like someone who actually knows Jesus?

#leastofthese

#Matthew 25

In this episode, I open up about a question that’s been unsettling me lately: am I truly following Jesus, or just calling myself a Christian?

With so many public failures in the Church—and my own history of stumbling—I’ve been forced to wrestle with Scripture’s harder questions:

What have I done with what God entrusted to me?

What have I done for the least of these?

And ultimately… what have I done with His Son?

This isn’t a theological treatise; it’s a raw, personal conversation about abiding, obedience, and the life that actually reflects Christ.