We often define ourselves by the good things we do. And while doing good matters, faith invites us to look deeper than our actions and consider what’s shaping our hearts.

In this episode of Kingdom Conversations, we explore heart posture — the intentions, motives, and inner life that guide our decisions. Through reflection, Scripture, and everyday experiences, we talk about why God is more attentive to who we’re becoming than what we’re performing.

David is no longer waiting, he’s sitting in the promise. But purpose doesn’t end at arrival. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to steward purpose well once it’s been fulfilled. Through David’s life on the throne:his leadership, worship, failures, repentance, and the legacy passed on to Solomon, we explore how purpose becomes responsibility, how legacy is formed over time, and how faithfulness matters long after the promise is realized.

Have you ever felt called, but overwhelmed by the process of becoming? In this episode, we look at David’s time in the caves—where purpose was being formed under pressure. From sparing Saul to leaning on God and godly relationships, this part of David’s story invites us to consider how we carry purpose while God is still shaping us.

Have you ever felt like God spoke something over your life, but your reality hasn’t caught up yet? This episode is a reflection on purpose as becoming—the quiet, often hidden process that forms us long before anything looks finished. Purpose is not always about where we end up; sometimes it’s about who we’re becoming in the waiting.

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This bonus clip is a space to reflect on everything Episode 2 stirred up. Forgiveness can touch places we didn’t expect, and I didn’t want to rush past that. This moment is here to acknowledge your feelings, honor your process, and remind you that God sits with you in every layer the emotions, the memories, the questions, and the growth. A gentle, encouraging follow-up to Episode 2.

In this episode, we’re talking about unforgiveness and forgiveness — the tension between protecting ourselves and wanting to heal. I share parts of my own forgiveness journey with my father and what it taught me about release, healing, and grace. And through it all, we reflect on how Christ meets us in the middle with patience and an invitation to freedom.

Wherever you are in your own journey, I pray this conversation brings encouragement and hope.

In this first episode, we’re sitting with the reality of long suffering — the tension between our humanity and our faith, and what it means to walk through seasons that stretch us in ways we never expected. I share pieces of my own journey navigating a hard chapter, the very real emotions that come with it, and how Christ continues to meet me in the middle of it all. Wherever you are on your path, I pray this conversation brings encouragement and reminds you that you’re not walking through your struggle alone.