Solomon the Harlot & Father of Broken Homes: Why You’ve Got to Tell the Whole Story

Anyone Can Serve, but Are You Surrendered?

Serving in church doesn’t equal being saved. You can be busy in ministry, hold every position, and still miss intimacy with Jesus. In this episode, I challenge the lie that service is the proof of spiritual maturity, and call us back to true surrender. Because at the end of the day, Jesus won’t ask what team you served on. He’ll ask: Did I know you?

Jezebel Wasn’t a Seductress, You Were Just EASY to Deceive

We’ve been calling women Jezebel for all the wrong reasons. This episode flips the script—unpacking what the Bible actually says about Queen Jezebel, why the Church mislabels her, and how the real Jezebel spirit still operates today. It’s not in red lipstick and stilettos… it’s in manipulation, control, false prophecy, and power-hungry leadership. If we’re going to tear down this stronghold, we’ve got to stop fighting shadows and start exalting Jesus.

Solomon the Harlot & Father of Broken Homes: Why You’ve Got to Tell the Whole Story

In this episode, I break down the story of Solomon, the man known for wisdom, wealth, and power but rarely called out for the brokenness he left behind. With 700 wives and 300 concubines, Solomon wasn’t just a king… he was a harlot and the father of many broken homes. His story shows us that gifting doesn’t equal character, and legacy is shaped by more than success. I share why telling the whole story—our own included—is what brings glory to God and sets others free.

Mentored by Man or Marked by God?

Mentors are valuable, but… they’re not Jesus. This episode unpacks the subtle ways mentorship can compete with God’s voice and how to keep Him as your ultimate authority.

Once Saved, Always Saved?

This is the first official episode of The unCONVENTional, and I’m starting with a hard question: Is salvation really permanent… or can it be lost? No background music. No editing. No fluff. Just me, my phone, the Holy Spirit, and the conviction to say what needs to be said. By no means am I saying I have all the answers, but my hope is that I’m giving you something to sit with. Take it to the Lord in prayer and let HIM give you clarity on what to do with this word 🙏