EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 1H 7M
The Man That Meets The Moment
from The UnlearnT Podcast · host Ruth Abigail Smith
Send us Fan MailWe open Season 2 with Minister Zacchaeus Moss, a master encourager whose life story shows how God turns missing affirmation into a calling to speak life. We talk father absence, mental health, grit, and the moment you stop living in intermission and step into your second act. • why affirmation differs from compliments and how encouragement pushes us forward • how father absence shaped a hunger for “well done” and became a gift to others • growing up in a single-parent home with grandparents and a strong faith foundation • teenage years marked by mom’s mental illness and the reality of living alone • setting boundaries for sanity while holding integrity under pressure • choosing college, refusing to become a statistic, and staying determined • the setback that delayed graduation and the discipline to show back up • defining “intermission” as a season of unresolved questions and deep processing • a mother’s final question that led to reconciliation with an earthly father and trust in a Heavenly Father • discovering identity and mission as seeking people who look like your younger self • a closing prayer for youth, parents, and communities to protect and guide the next generation Please like, share, subscribe, hit us in the comments.
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Send us Fan Mail We open Season 2 with Minister Zacchaeus Moss, a master encourager whose life story shows how God turns missing affirmation into a calling to speak life. We talk father absence, mental health, grit, and the moment you stop living in intermission and step into your second act. • why affirmation differs from compliments and how encouragement pushes us forward • how father absence shaped a hunger for “well done” and became a gift to others • growing up in a sin...
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