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Everybody has goals, but not everybody has God in their goals.

The streets taught us to chase money.

The Spirit taught me to chase meaning.

You can chase a bag and still miss your purpose…

…but if you chase purpose, the bag will chase you.

In this episode, I break down what it really means to set goals that last not for a year, not for a season, but for a lifetime. This isn’t about hype, motivation, or New Year’s resolutions. This is about alignment, obedience, and becoming the person God can trust with the blessing.

Inside this episode:

• Why your WHY matters more than your goal

• How Proverbs 16:9 exposes the truth about planning vs. God’s direction

• Why goals without obedience collapse under pressure

• How God transforms you before He promotes you

• Why activity goals matter more than income goals

• The power of compound consistency (30 minutes a day = 50+ hours a year)

• Why God gives you the blueprint before the blessing

• How faith, discipline, and identity shape long‑term success

• Why the world calls it delusion, but Heaven calls it vision

This episode is for anyone who’s tired of chasing numbers, tired of comparing lanes, tired of rushing God’s timing — and ready to build something Heaven can put its hands on.

“God doesn’t bless ambition. He blesses obedience.”

If you’re ready to stop chasing hype and start building with purpose, this one is for you.

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Some people think adversity is punishment.

But in God’s world, adversity is promotion.

In this raw and transparent episode, Jerry shares how the hardest seasons of his life didn’t crush him they cleansed him, refined him, and prepared him for the man he’s becoming. From childhood poverty to street danger to losing jobs and rebuilding from scratch, every trial became a tool God used to shape his character.

Drawing from 1 Peter 5:10, Romans 8:28, and the story of David running from Saul, this episode shows how God uses trouble to:

• break off old habits

• expose hidden weaknesses

• build spiritual muscle

• sharpen discernment

• strengthen faith

• prepare you for purpose

You’ll hear:

• Why distraction is the enemy of destiny

• How God finds “the brightest pearls in the darkest pits”

• Why trouble reveals your calling

• How David survived betrayal, fear, and pressure without losing his heart

• Why God sometimes takes your paycheck to show you your purpose

• How sanctification is spiritual weight training

• Why your pain will never be wasted

If you’re in a season that feels heavy, confusing, or unfair… this episode will remind you that God is not breaking you He’s baptizing you.

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In this episode of Billionaire Discipleship, I break down a truth most people don’t want to hear:

Before God elevates a man publicly, He disciplines him privately.

This episode is a raw, unfiltered reflection on how God used the trenches the streets, survival, bad decisions, close calls, and painful losses to build discernment, patience, and faith that now applies to business, family, and leadership.

Using James 1:2–4, Psalm 144:1, Matthew 6:31–33, and Romans 12:19, I explain why trials aren’t punishment their preparation.

I share real stories from my past:

•Life-or-death moments in the streets

•Learning discernment the hard way

•How street wisdom became business wisdom

•Why forgiveness protected my future

•How faith gets louder when options disappear

This episode is for anyone who feels like:

•You’ve been through too much for no reason

•Your past disqualifies you from purpose

•God is silent in your struggle

The truth is: God doesn’t waste pain. He repurposes it.

Discernment kept me alive in the streets.

Wisdom keeps me alive in business.

Faith keeps me aligned with God’s timing.

Key Scriptures Referenced:

•James 1:2–4

•Psalm 144:1

•Matthew 6:31–33

•Romans 12:19

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