Ever feel like you’re busy all the time but somehow not actually getting anywhere? You work, scroll your phone, hang with friends, watch videos, and before you know it another year has passed. In this episode of Growing Up Kingdom, we talk about something uncomfortable but important: how to know if you’re wasting your time as a young adult. Together we look at a few warning signs that time might be slipping by, like constantly consuming entertainment without growing, staying busy but without real purpose, or building habits that don’t move your life in the direction you want.Sometimes distraction is easier than obedience. But the good news is that direction can change at any moment. Through practical questions and biblical wisdom, this episode helps you reset your priorities and think about the kind of life your daily choices are building. Ultimately, time matters because life is short, and following Jesus gives our time real meaning, purpose, and direction. The most wasted life is not the one that watched too much Netflix. It is the one that missed the life and purpose Jesus offers.

Why does waiting on God sometimes feel like being left on read by heaven? In this episode, we get honest about the frustration, confusion, and quiet moments when it feels like God is silent. Starting with Psalm 22, we look at how even David and Jesus expressed that feeling of distance, and why that doesn’t make you weak in faith.We unpack what “waiting on God” actually means, why it feels so painful in an instant-everything generation, and how God often works behind the scenes long before breakthrough happens. From biblical stories like David, Joseph, and Jesus to practical ways to wait well, this episode will shift your perspective from “God is ghosting me” to “God is growing me.” If you’re in a season of silence, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, we break down the biggest lie about impact that our generation believes: that you need a big platform, followers, or fame before you can make a difference. Jesus teaches the opposite. Real impact starts with obedience, not audience size. We talk about how culture defines influence versus how God actually uses ordinary people to change lives, looking at biblical examples like the disciples, the boy with the loaves and fish, and the woman at the well.You will see why your school, group chat, workplace, and church are already platforms, and how small acts of faith, encouragement, and honesty can have eternal impact. If you have ever felt too small to matter, this episode will challenge that mindset and remind you that God multiplies surrender, not status. Your obedience today could be the beginning of someone else’s breakthrough.