Say So

You’ve probably heard it — your anger reveals your purpose. And there’s something in that idea that hits. But what if your anger is lying to you? In this episode, Tim breaks down why anger alone is not a reliable compass, what Scripture actually says about the difference between righteous anger and flesh anger, and why grief — not anger — is the cleaner signal when it comes to discerning your calling.In This Episode • Why the “anger reveals purpose” idea is partly true — and partly dangerous • Jonah vs. Nehemiah: two men, same heat, completely different sources • The difference between reacting and responding • Why grief is anger that’s been purified through love • The one filter every man needs to run his passion through Key Verses "Let the redeemed of the Lord say so." — Psalm 107:2 "Do you do well to be angry?" — Jonah 4:4 "As soon as I heard these words I sat down and wept and mourned for days." — Nehemiah 1:4 The Challenge Ask yourself not what makes me angry — but what breaks my heart? Then run it through this filter: Is this making me more like Jesus, or just more like myself?

Grief doesn't ask for permission. It shows up when it wants to — and most men have been trained to push it down and keep moving. In this episode, Tim sits down with Fernando Dasilva to talk honestly about loss, faith, and what it actually looks like to walk through grief instead of around it.From Psalm 34 to the shortest verse in the Bible, this conversation is for anyone carrying something heavy. You don't have to grieve alone — and you don't have to grieve in silence.

That sign on your wall means something — but do you know what Joshua was actually saying when he said it? In this episode, we go back to Joshua 24 and unpack the real challenge he threw down: four options, one choice, and no opting out. The gods competing for your heart today are the same ones they've always been. The only question is which one sits on the throne.

You said the prayer. You show up on Sundays. But are you actually following Jesus — or just holding up your end of a deal?

Continuing our discussion about the gap between knowing and doing, and exploring why it exists in the first place.

You've said it. I've said it. Someone calls out something in our life that needs to change, and we respond with, "Yeah, I know." And then nothing changes. In this episode, we get honest about why knowing isn't enough — and what it actually takes to close the gap between the truth you already have and the life you're actually living.

What if everything God has for you - your purpose, your potential, your place in this world-what if it's already been given to you... and the only reason you don't have it yet isbecause you haven't gone to get it?And today we're going to dig into it - because I think a lot of us are living way below whatGod has already provisioned for our lives. Not because He withheld something. Notbecause we missed our window. But because we never moved.

Describing the purpose of this podcast.