In the world of ancient radiography, images were developed in the darkroom before they were revealed in light — and sometimes, our lives work the same way.

In this heartfelt conversation with fellow radiographers, Donald and Yemisi, we talk about the long wait between graduation and induction, the lessons learned in delay, and how joy and faith found us in the dark.

“Our Darkroom Process” is a story of waiting, faith, friendship, and finding purpose in hidden seasons.
If you’ve ever been in a waiting season, this one will sound a lot like your story.

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Our year in office wasn’t all smooth prayers and smiling pictures. There were real clashes, strict tones, and moments where avoidance felt easier than showing up. Yet somehow, God used even those rough edges to shape us.

In this final part of the RCF Trio BTS series, I sit again with Precious and Tinu as we look back on what it meant to lead together in RCF Medilag. From navigating male attention as women in leadership, to disagreements amonst us, to the quick reconciliations that kept us moving, we unpack it all.

We also trace how those lessons follow us now: learning patience at work, carrying a lifestyle of prayer, finding boldness in evangelism, and seeing Christ even in conflict. Or as we joked in our quick-fire round… Jesus in the storm.

It’s friendship, friction, and the kind of clarity you only notice in hindsight.

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How do you keep showing up when the results don’t match your sacrifice?
And what kind of friendships help you stay grounded when the pressure is loud and excellence is non-negotiable?

In Part 2 of the RCF Trio BTS series, I sit with two of my closest friends, Tinu and Precious as we unpack what it meant to be all in for God, all out in service, and still trust that it was all God, even when the outcomes didn’t look like reward.

We talk about juggling student leadership, academic expectations, and side hustles, all while trying not to crash. We open up about the hard moments, the miracle of friendship, and why we kept showing up when stepping back felt easier.

If you’ve ever wondered what obedience looks like in real time with stretched faith, imperfect results, and quiet yeses behind the scenes, then welcome. This is your inside pass.

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What happens when God calls you to lead… and you honestly don’t feel ready?

Or when the expectations of ministry meet the realities of student life, personal struggles, and academic pressure and somehow, you're meant to carry it all?

In this honest and heartfelt episode, I sit down with two of my closest friends, Tinu and Precious, who served with me as General Secretary and Vice President during our time in RCF. Together, we peel back the layers of leadership reflecting on fears, funny moments, and the quiet growth that comes from saying “yes” even when you’d rather run.

From eleventh hour fundraising calls to barely-booked venues, chaotic transitions, the wild ride of campus ministry, and the beauty of surrender—the Trio shares it all.

If you’ve ever questioned your readiness, wrestled with pressure, or just needed a reminder that you’re not alone in the stretch, this one’s for you.

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When God calls again, do you still say yes?

In Part 2 of this intimate conversation with my dad, we explore what it means to follow God when the call is clear, but the cost is great. From leaving a government role at its peak to stepping fully into ministry life, this episode walks us through surrender, provision, and obedience on the other side of comfort.

But we don’t stop there.

We also zoom out to reflect on the state of God’s Church. What does unity look like today? What breaks it? What builds it? And how do we stay faithful and fruitful in a world that feels increasingly fractured?

If you’ve ever wrestled with decisions that stretch your faith or wondered how to carry both calling and conviction, this is your sign to lean in.

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Today’s episode is close to home because it starts from home. For the first time on The Son-Glasses Podcast, we’re welcoming a guest. And fittingly, it’s someone whose story is deeply tied to mine—my dad.

Together, we revisit seasons of silence, sacrifice, and surprising instructions from waiting on God for a child, to walking away from a thriving business, to navigating pressure as a first-generation Christian.

We unpack what it means to trust when it’s hard, obey when it’s costly, and keep your eyes on God when nothing else is clear.

This isn’t just a story. It’s a reminder that when we wear our Son-Glasses, we start to see legacy, faithfulness, and God’s hand in every chapter.

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When strong opinions collide, progress stalls. When winning an argument overshadows solving the problem, everyone loses. And when unity takes a backseat to pride, the mission suffers.

So how do we shift from competition to cooperation? From standing our ground to finding common ground? Because too often, while staffs are vying, patients are dying. Whether in medicine, ministry, or everyday life, the answer changes everything.

In this episode, we’re putting on our Son-Glasses to uncover the power of true teamwork. Because sometimes, the greatest victories come not from proving a point—but from making the right one together.

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