We often say things like, “I could never do that.”

But what if we’re more capable of evil than we’d like to admit?

In this episode, I share a personal story that completely changed the way I see my own heart. From a painful experience in university to the uncomfortable truth Scripture reveals about the human heart, we’re having an honest conversation about pride, anger, bitterness, hidden sins, and why none of us should place our confidence in ourselves.

This isn’t an episode about condemning people. It’s about humility. It’s about recognizing our need for God’s transforming grace every single day.

Maybe the greatest prayer we can pray isn’t, “Lord, bless me.”

Maybe it’s, “Lord, search me.”

Can Christians be angry at God?

In this deeply personal episode, I share my experience with grief, unanswered prayers, and the difficult emotions that followed. We talk about disappointment, confusion, honest conversations with God, and why your questions don’t make you a bad Christian.

If you’ve ever wrestled with God in a painful season, you are not alone.

Betrayal has a way of changing you.

Not just how you see the person who hurt you, but how you see yourself. It can leave you questioning your judgment, your trust, your heart, and even your ability to move forward.

In this episode, we’re having an honest conversation about the pain of betrayal, the anger, the self-blame, the trust issues that follow, and what it really looks like to rebuild your life afterward.

This isn’t about pretending you’re okay or rushing the healing process. It’s about learning how to heal without becoming bitter, how to trust again without becoming naive, and how God meets us in the middle of the rebuilding.

If you’ve ever been hurt by someone you trusted, this conversation is for you.