Ep. 75 - Your Value Is NOT Tied to Your Output

Ep. 79 – Why We Crave Story

Why are we so drawn to stories about flawed characters who discover truth and find redemption? Today, we explore how story structure reflects the human condition, and why our love for stories may point to something much deeper...

Ep. 78 - Comparison Is Stealing Your Peace

We live in a world obsessed with comparison. Today, we discuss why God isn't judging you by human standards, why He doesn't play favorites, and how the Parable of the Talents can free us from envy, self-hatred, and chasing someone else's calling.

Ep. 77 - Negative Self-Talk Is Destroying Your Relationship With God

Join me as we talk about something so many writers and creatives quietly struggle with: Negative self-talk. So many of us constantly live under the weight of shame, insecurity, perfectionism, and feeling “not good enough.” But what if those thoughts are actually robbing us of intimacy with Jesus? In this episode, we talk about self-worth, condemnation, spiritual discouragement, and the freedom Christ actually offers us.

Ep. 76 - I Don’t Think Christians Have to Write Christian Books

This might be my most controversial opinion as a Christian writer… But I genuinely don’t think Christians are required to write explicitly Christian books. Join me as we dive into questions like: Is writing still worship if nobody ever reads it? Can stories glorify God without Christian characters? And what does it actually mean to create for God’s glory? This episode completely changed the way I think about creativity, storytelling, and artistic calling.

Ep. 75 - Your Value Is NOT Tied to Your Output

Join me as we talk about one of the biggest lies many Christian creatives secretly believe: “If I could just achieve more… then I’d finally be enough.” Whether you’re a writer, parent, employee, student, or creator, it’s so easy to tie your worth to productivity and success. But Jesus tells us a completely different story. In this episode, we dive into identity, burnout, pressure, and why your value was never meant to come from your performance.