In today's episode, Dayna walks you through her personal experiences with anxiety and OCD; the spirals, the intrusive thoughts, and the constant feeling of needing to be in control. She shares what anxiety has looked like in her own life, what she's done that didn't work, and how it slowly revealed what she actually needed in her life; Jesus! At the end of this episode, she turns to scripture as a place of refuge. She talks about what it really means to bring your anxious thoughts to God, how the Bible reframes fear, and why peace doesn't come with control, but from surrender. If you've ever felt trapped in your own mind or wondered if lasting peace is possible, this conversation is for you!

This episode is a Q&A-style conversation answering some of the most common (and most honest) questions about faith and how I got started on my journey.

We talk about what it really looks like to share your faith without feeling awkward, navigating purity before marriage in today’s culture, how to hear from God and discern His voice, and how to get started in your faith journey if you feel unsure or overwhelmed.

This isn’t about having it all figured out or doing faith “perfectly.” It’s about starting where you are, asking real questions, and learning how to walk with God in everyday life. 🪽

Whether you’re new to faith, returning to it, or simply curious, this episode is for anyone who wants truth, clarity, and encouragement — without pressure or judgment. 🫶🏼

I’m excited for this extra long episode with you guys this week!! Let me know your thoughts on this style of episode, and for my YouTube family, I’m sorry that we’re audio only!! Thanks for being here ❤️

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In this episode, Dayna reads through Luke chapter 10 and invites you into her personal study process. She breaks down her notes, explains how and why she wrote them, and reflects on what stood out as she read through the text. From being sent out, to choosing the better portion, Luke 10 challenges how we live, serve, and listen to Jesus. This episode is part Bible reading, part Bible study, and part behind-the-scenes look at how she engages in scripture.

In this episode of Gospel to Go, Dayna unpacks one of the biggest questions believers ask: How do I actually hear God’s voice? She breaks down the difference between God’s leading and her own thoughts, shares practical ways to discern His direction, and gives real-life examples of what it looks like when God is speaking. If you’ve ever wondered, “Is this from Him… or from me?” this episode will hopefully bring some clarity, peace, and confidence in your walk with the Lord! 🤍

In this episode, we dive into the moment Peter went from an empty net to overflowing with blessings. If you’ve ever felt like you’re trying your hardest and nothing is working, this story is going to hit home. Jesus steps into Peter’s boat, asks him to try again, and everything changes. Not because Peter suddenly became better at fishing, but because obedience unlocked what effort couldn’t.

We talk about exhaustion, burnout, doing all the “right things,” and still feeling stuck… and how God often meets us right there. This episode will help you see why obedience matters, why direction matters, and why one small “yes” can open a door you didn’t even know existed.

If you’ve been praying for breakthrough, clarity, or purpose, this story is for you. Grab your morning coffee and let’s walk through Peter’s moment of surrender and how it speaks directly into your life today!! I love you guys! Thanks for being here 💛

In the first episode of Gospel to Go, Dayna opens up about how the story of Jonah mirrors so many of our own lives - running from God, delaying obedience, and wondering why nothing feels right until we finally surrender. She shares why she started reading the Bible for the first time, how Jonah's story hit her in a way she didn't expect, and why this podcast exists: to help Scripture click through simple, relatable analogies you can take with you on the go. 💌