🎙️Episode 12a: I'm done apologizing for what God's doing in my life

🎙️ Crumb Confessional — Episode 12aTitle: I'm done apologizing for what God's doing in my lifeDescription:It’s 4:17 AM on July 12, and I’m out walking, lit up with fire and inspiration. No filter today—just full transparency about what Jesus is doing in my life, what I’m dreaming for my family, and how I’m going after Kingdom work in Sierra Leone. I reflect on the early days of hiding my faith, the cultural shame around dreaming big, and the supernatural way God has rebuilt me crumb by crumb. I end with prayer, laughter, and a bold declaration that I will no longer stay silent.I talk about:How Jesus transformed my life over the last eight yearsThe tension between bold vision and staying humbleSustainable rehab and farming models for Sierra LeoneThe frustration of social media silence and God's bigger planLetting go of performance and trusting the Spirit fullyWhy I'm done making apologies for my faith or my dreamsSeeing myself as a toddler with a paintbrush in God’s Kingdom💡 Highlights & Timestamps:00:00 – Early morning walk, fire in my bones, inspired to testify09:38 – “Crumb by crumb, God brought me to a place of openness”20:12 – Vision for rehab farming communities in Sierra Leone32:05 – Wrestling with corporate life, provision, and Spirit-led ambition44:50 – “I’m done hiding it—this Jesus is better than anything else”54:30 – Breaking social media silence: one follower, no replies1:01:44 – The airplane analogy: truth perspective and declaring boldly1:18:29 – On Abraham Hicks, deception, and surrendering control1:33:42 – “I’m a toddler with a paintbrush” — prayer and praise explosion📖 Scriptures Referenced:Psalm 105:1 – “Give praise to the Lord, proclaim his name; make known among the nations what he has done”🧠 Core Takeaway:I won’t shut up about what God is doing—not for my comfort, not for culture, and not for anyone else's approval. This is Jesus’ story.🙏 Closing Line:Crumb Confessional #12a — I’m just a toddler with a paintbrush, saying, “Daddy, can I help?”