Many people are showing up for everyone else while quietly running on empty themselves. In this episode, we begin a new series called The Tired Soul by exploring the connection between our inner life and our outward faithfulness. We talk about emotional exhaustion, hidden depletion, and why God cares more about the condition of our soul than our ability to keep producing. Looking at the lives of Moses and Jesus, we explore how God often works deeply within us before expanding what He asks us to carry. If you’ve been functioning outwardly while feeling worn down internally, this conversation is an invitation to slow down and pay attention to your soul.

We often want a version of faith that leads to comfort, clarity, and visible victory—but the life of Jesus tells a different story. In this final episode, we look at how the cross is not just what saves us, but what defines how we follow Him. Walking through the closing chapters of the Gospel of Mark, we explore what it means to stay faithful when following Jesus becomes difficult, costly, and uncertain. Because real discipleship isn’t just about where Jesus leads—it’s about trusting Him all the way through.

Fear shows up—even when you’re following Jesus. In the Gospel of Mark, the disciples walk closely with Him, yet still wrestle with doubt, uncertainty, and fear. In this episode, we talk honestly about what it looks like to trust God in the middle of fear—not when everything feels secure, but when it doesn’t. If you’ve ever felt afraid, overwhelmed, or unsure of what God is doing, this conversation will help you see that fear doesn’t disqualify your faith—but it does invite you to trust Him more.