You’ve made mistakes. You’ve done things you’re not proud of. Maybe you’ve even wondered, “How could God still love me after all of this?”

In this raw and real episode, we unpack the truth about God’s unshakable love—even in your lowest moments.
We talk about:

❤️ The difference between guilt and shame
📖 What the Bible really says about grace and forgiveness
🚫 Why your sin doesn’t cancel God’s love or your purpose
🔄 How to move forward when you feel stuck in your failures

Whether you feel far from God, ashamed, or just tired of messing up, this episode is your reminder:
You’re not too far gone. God’s love doesn’t have a breaking point.

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Have you ever been so overwhelmed by life, scrolling through the news, or dealing with something heavy, and thought— ‘If God is so good, why is life so hard? Why does He let bad things happen?’

Let’s be honest… suffering is a huge struggle for a lot of people, maybe even the biggest reason some walk away from faith. Maybe you’ve been there—maybe you're there right now. And if so, first off, I just want to say... you’re not alone.

Today, we’re going to dive deep into this question: Why does God let bad things happen? Is He even in control? Does He care? And if He does, then why does He allow suffering?

We’ll break down:

✅ The reality of suffering and why it exists.

✅ How free will and sin play a role in pain.

✅ What the Bible says about God’s control and His purpose in suffering.

✅ How Jesus personally experienced suffering and why that matters.

✅ How to find hope and trust God even in the hardest times.

I don’t have all the answers, but I do know this—God isn’t afraid of our questions. So let’s wrestle with this together. And my hope is that by the end of this episode you'll find peace in knowing God is still in control, that He sees you, He knows you, and He loves you. And He is with you every step of the way despite your doubts or questions or struggles.

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Dating today is WILD. We’ve got dating apps, late-night DMs, endless swiping, ghosting, ‘situationships,’ and a whole lot of confusion about what a healthy, Godly relationship actually looks like. it’s easy to feel like relationships are more confusing than ever. Especially in a culture where commitment feels optional and love is often treated like a game, how do we as followers of Jesus navigate dating in a way that actually honors God—without getting caught up in all the mess? Is it possible to keep your faith strong while figuring out relationships in a world that’s all about quick hookups and instant validation? How do we honor God in a world where love feels more like a game than a commitment?

🔥 In today’s episode, we’re diving deep into:

✔️ Why dating feels so complicated today and how we got here.

✔️ What the Bible actually says about love, relationships, and purity.

✔️ How to set boundaries in a boundary-less culture—yes, we’re talking physical, emotional, AND digital boundaries.

✔️ How to date with faith in a digital world—without letting social media run your love life.

So whether you’re living the single life, dating, in a ‘complicated situation,’ or just straight-up confused about what godly dating even looks like, this episode is for you.

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