We have been told for years that “Christ in you” simply means Jesus living inside of you. But what if the revelation was always far deeper than that? This challenges one of the biggest assumptions many of us have inherited. This one might make you rethink everything.

Serge Da Rosa explores how Christ not only fulfilled Israel's covenant story but also unveiled who we are, what we are, and how we are designed to function. Discover how Jesus reveals our identity, our nature, and a life lived from union rather than striving.

I sit down with Eunike Jonathan to explore a fresh perspective on transformation. This conversation challenges common thinking and opens the door to a deeper understanding that leads to a true “wow” moment.

In this episode, I sit down with special guest Jason Binder to dive deep into one of Jesus’ most powerful parables: the Prodigal Son. But we don’t just focus on the younger son’s return; we uncover the lie both sons believed. Together, we explore how Jesus uses this story to confront a religious system built on earning and worthiness—and how both sons missed the Father’s free, unconditional love. Whether you’ve felt like the “lost son” or the “faithful son,” this conversation will help you see yourself in a whole new way

In this episode, we go deep into the true origin of identity—not shaped by performance, religion, or struggle—but revealed through union. This conversation challenges the old narratives of separation and invites you into the reality of who you’ve always been.

In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Allen Bergeron (Beloved Identity), host of The Inheritance Hub, to unpack one of the most misunderstood phrases in the Bible: the last days.

No one religion holds the monopoly on God. God is having a conversation with all of humanity

We all live inside a story but not every story we tell ourselves is true.

In this episode, we explore how personal experiences, pain, belief systems, and interpretation can shape our reality in ways that slowly drift out of alignment with truth. Two people can share the same moment, the same relationship, or the same environment and walk away with completely different realities.