Voice The Kingdom

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with Virginia Zulato for an honest and eye-opening conversation about ADHD. Virginia opens up about the realities of living with ADHD and how it goes far beyond the common assumption of simply “not being able to focus.”She shares how ADHD impacts many areas of life — motherhood, marriage, career, and ministry — and what it has looked like to navigate those challenges with faith, honesty, and humility. Through her journey, Virginia has begun to see that what once felt like a limitation may actually carry purpose.This conversation explores the process of understanding how God uniquely wired each of us, and the responsibility of learning how to steward what we’ve been given. Virginia speaks candidly about the tension, the learning process, and the grace required to walk that out.In this episode, we unpack: • The deeper realities of living with ADHD • How ADHD can affect family life, work, and ministry • The misconceptions surrounding ADHD • Discovering purpose in the way God wired you • Learning to steward what once felt like a struggleThis episode is a reminder that sometimes what we see as a weakness can become a place where God reveals purpose, growth, and a new way of stewarding the gifts He’s placed within us.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with Junior for his first conversation on the podcast. Together we talk openly about the intersection of business, family, and faith — and the realities of walking through seasons of financial hardship while trying to lead as a husband and father.Junior shares what these past years have looked like from his perspective: the pressure, the responsibility, and the internal battle of learning to release control. He reflects honestly on being someone who naturally wants to manage everything, and how God used difficult circumstances to teach him surrender and trust.We also talk about the importance of building a solid foundation before growth. Looking back, we recognize that in the beginning our foundation was not as strong as it needed to be, and how the hardships we faced became part of the process God used to realign our priorities.More than anything, this season drew our entire family closer to God — including the kids. What once felt like struggle became a place of transformation, reminding us that God does not punish His children, but often uses life’s situations to shape, refine, and mature us.Junior also speaks about the importance of opening up and talking to others when you are struggling. The challenges you face are rarely unique to you alone, and honest conversations can bring perspective, encouragement, and strength.In this episode, we unpack: • Leading a family through seasons of financial pressure • Learning to release control and trust God’s process • Why a strong foundation matters before growth • How hardship can draw a family closer to God • The importance of speaking with others when you’re strugglingThis conversation is a reminder that God often builds the deepest foundations in the hardest seasons — preparing us for what comes next.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with Priscila Ventura to talk about what it truly means to bring the Kingdom of God into your profession.As an interior designer, Priscila shares how she came to understand that her work is more than aesthetics and space planning — it is access. God has entrusted her with entry into people’s homes, and she carries His presence with her into those environments. What once felt like “just a job” became a calling when she realized her profession was a platform for influence, peace, and purpose.She opens up about her journey to where she is today — the doubts, the uncertainty, the process, and the quiet ways God was present even when she couldn’t see the full picture. This episode is about recognizing divine placement, stewarding influence well, and understanding that your workplace is not separate from your faith.In this episode, we unpack: • Seeing your profession as a Kingdom assignment • Understanding access as responsibility • Trusting God’s presence through seasons of doubt • Walking in purpose even before you feel fully confident • Bringing peace, excellence, and integrity into every space you enterThis conversation is a reminder that the Kingdom is not confined to a pulpit — it moves through homes, offices, and everyday work when we choose to carry His presence with intention.

In Part 2 of this conversation on Voice the Kingdom, Priscila and I go deeper into the reality of pivoting careers, embracing unexpected seasons, and redefining success.We talk honestly about stepping away from business to be “just a mom” — and how that transition can challenge identity, ambition, and confidence. Priscila shares what it looked like to pause professionally, wrestle with internal questions, and trust that obedience in one season does not cancel purpose in the next.We also address a lie many women believe: that after 40, it’s too late to start, pivot, build, or dream again. This episode confronts that mindset and highlights how God’s timing is not limited by age, culture, or comparison.We reflect on how simple conversations — the ones that seem ordinary in the moment — can open doors we never anticipated. Divine opportunities often begin quietly, through relationships, obedience, and availability.In this episode, we unpack: • Pivoting careers without losing identity • Navigating the season of being “just a mom” • Breaking the belief that it’s too late to begin again • Trusting God with timing and reinvention • Recognizing how conversations can unlock unexpected doorsThis conversation is a reminder that no season is wasted, no obedience is unseen, and it is never too late to move when God says move.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with Jackie for a powerful and honest conversation about bringing the Kingdom of God into motherhood — especially when the journey doesn’t look the way you expected.Jackie shares her personal walk with her daughter Julia, who is autistic, and opens up about the moment her understanding of motherhood was reshaped. She speaks candidly about doing “everything right,” yet receiving a diagnosis that challenged her expectations, faith, and control — and how God met her in the surrender that followed.This episode explores the process of accepting a diagnosis without losing hope, choosing faith over fear, and learning how obedience looks when the path is unfamiliar. Jackie shares how fear cannot be allowed to paralyze action, and how Kingdom living in motherhood means trusting God with outcomes you cannot control.In this episode, we unpack: • Accepting a diagnosis without rejecting God’s purpose • Letting go of perfection and embracing God’s design • How fear tries to stop obedience — and how faith moves anyway • Bringing Kingdom values into daily motherhood • Finding purpose, strength, and peace in an unexpected journeyThis conversation is an invitation to every mother walking a path she didn’t plan — to trust that God is still present, still sovereign, and still at work.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, we talk about learning to listen to God in the simple, quiet instructions — the small obediences that often feel insignificant but are the very places trust is built.God often begins with the small so we can be trusted with the greater. This conversation explores how obedience before understanding, and joy before fulfillment, are signs of maturity in our walk with Him. The “dance” isn’t about celebration after the promise arrives, but rejoicing in God’s presence while you’re still waiting.We reflect on what it means to respond to God with faith in the unseen, to move when He speaks softly, and to praise Him not for what He’s done yet, but for who He is.In this episode, we unpack: • Hearing God in the simple, daily moments • Why obedience in small things prepares you for greater responsibility • Rejoicing in God’s presence before the promise is fulfilled • Trusting God’s timing without demanding outcomes • Learning to move with faith, not certaintyThis episode is an invitation to listen closely, obey faithfully, and rejoice fully — even before you see the fruit.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, we unpack one of the most misunderstood distinctions in the Christian walk: the difference between conviction and condemnation.Many believers confuse the voice of the Holy Spirit with shame, heaviness, and self-accusation — but God’s correction never crushes, and His conviction always leads to life. In this conversation, we expose how condemnation disguises itself as “conviction,” keeping people stuck in guilt instead of walking in freedom and obedience.We talk honestly about how to discern God’s voice, how conviction draws you closer while condemnation pushes you away, and why learning this difference is essential for spiritual maturity, healing, and leadership.In this episode, we unpack:How to recognize the voice of the Holy SpiritWhy conviction produces repentance without shameThe fruit of God’s correction versus the fruit of accusationWhy clarity in this area changes how you hear God and walk with HimListen in and be reminded: God corrects to restore, not to punish. Conviction leads you forward — condemnation holds you hostage.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with my special guest Natalia to have an open, honest conversation about fasting — the kind of conversation we don’t hear enough in the Christian world. Even though fasting is biblical, powerful, and transformative, it’s still treated like a taboo subject in many circles.We talk about what fasting actually feels like, what it reveals in you, and how important it is to have a strong support circle — especially if you’re fasting for the first time or stepping into a longer, deeper fast. We share personal experiences, the challenges, the clarity, the warfare, and the moments when God strengthens you in ways food never could.Inside this episode, we unpack:Why fasting is still misunderstood and rarely taughtHow community, accountability, and covering make all the differenceWhat to expect spiritually and emotionally during a fastHow fasting sharpens your sensitivity to GodThe strength and discipline built when you set yourself apartListen in and be reminded: fasting isn’t just about going without — it’s about making room for God to speak, lead, and transform you.Follow Natalia @AnchoredStrength / @AncoradaEmPropósito

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with my special guest Natalia for an honest conversation about one of the most defining — and often overlooked — parts of walking with God: covenant friendships.We talk about the people God places in our lives to sharpen us — not friends of comfort, but friends of truth; not those who simply agree, but those who challenge, refine, confront, and call us higher. We explore what it means to cultivate friendships that shape character, strengthen purpose, and anchor us in Christ.Through real stories and transparent moments, we unpack how God uses friendships to break isolation, pull us out of unhealthy patterns, and align us with His wisdom. We discuss the joy and the tension — the sharpening, the accountability, the pruning, and the deep peace that comes when iron meets iron.And we challenge the way we build — in leadership, entrepreneurship, and in Kingdom living — asking: What does true, biblical friendship look like? How do we walk in relationships that sharpen us spiritually and practically?In this episode, we unpack:• What “iron sharpens iron” actually means in the Kingdom• The difference between companionship, community, and covenant friendship• How God uses friendships to refine purpose, character, and calling• Red flags vs. Kingdom traits in relationships• How to build friendships that protect your soul and your assignment• What accountable, sharpening relationships look like in real lifeListen in and be reminded — Godly friendship isn’t optional; it’s a spiritual discipline. When you surround yourself with sharpeners, not dullers, God expands your capacity, strengthens your walk, and prepares you for greater Kingdom impact.Follow Natalia @AnchoredPurpose / @AncoradasEmProposito

A Talk About Surrender: In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, I sit down with my special guest Natalia to have an honest conversation about one of the hardest — and holiest — parts of walking with God: surrender.We open up about the places in our lives and businesses where God asked for a deeper “yes” — not the easy yes of convenience, but the costly yes that changes your direction, shifts your priorities, and reshapes your identity.Through real stories and transparent moments, we explore how surrender pulls us out of self-reliance, breaks our need for control, and leads us into alignment with God’s purpose. We talk about the tears, the pruning, and the peace that only comes when you lay it all down.And we challenge the way we build — in leadership, entrepreneurship, and ministry — asking: What does it look like to surrender daily, not just occasionally?In this episode, we unpack:- The places God asks us to release control- The personal and business sacrifices embedded in surrender- Why surrender produces growth we can’t create ourselves- How letting go opens the door for God’s direction- What surrendered leadership looks like in the KingdomListen in and be reminded — surrender isn’t losing; it’s making room for God to lead. When you release what’s in your hands, He places something far better in its place. Follow Natalia @AnchoredPurpose / @AncoradasEmProposito

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, we sit down with a special guest, Natalia, to unpack a theme that every believer and Kingdom builder eventually faces — the price of obedience.We talk honestly about the moments when saying “yes” to God costs us comfort, control, and sometimes relationships — yet leads to a deeper, unshakable peace. Through our personal stories, we explore how obedience often begins in surrender, stretches our faith, and positions us for divine purpose.We also reflect on how obedience impacts leadership, business, and daily decisions. Obedience isn’t always glamorous — it’s a refining fire that reveals what truly matters.In this episode, we unpack:- The hidden cost behind saying “yes” to God- How obedience unlocks clarity, even in uncertainty- Why sacrifice precedes breakthrough- The role of obedience in building for the KingdomListen in and be reminded — obedience may cost you something, but disobedience costs far more. When you choose God’s way, you never lose; you’re simply being positioned for purpose.

If wisdom is crying out — why aren’t we listening?In this episode, we dive into Proverbs 8 and ask the hard question: why do we ignore the very thing that offers life, favor, and legacy? Pride, fear, noise, and self-reliance often pull us away from the voice of wisdom — but God is calling His people back to alignment.We also reflect on a powerful concept from Draw the Circle by Mark Batterson: if you want to hear God clearly, you must make room for Him intentionally.Let this episode realign your hunger, your hearing, and your habits — so you don’t just chase success, but build with Kingdom wisdom.🕊️ Scripture: Proverbs 8📚 Book Reference: Draw the Circle by Mark Batterson🔗 Share this with someone wrestling with decision fatigue or distraction.

In this episode of Voice the Kingdom, we dive into a powerful moment in the life of the prophet Elijah — a man who, after a great spiritual victory, found himself overwhelmed, burned out, and convinced he was alone.We explore what happens when our emotions distort the truth, and how God gently brings us back into perspective: “You’re not the only one — I’ve preserved 7,000 others.” Whether we’re leading in ministry, building a business, or just navigating a hard season, this is a reminder that we are never as alone as we feel.We also challenge the way we make decisions — especially in business — reminding ourselves that emotions are real, but they’re not reliable metrics. We need rest, clarity, and truth to lead with wisdom.In this episode, we unpack:🙌 God’s provision in our lowest moments📊 The danger of emotion-based decisions🔥 The power of perspective🛠️ Why you’re not the only one building for the KingdomListen in and be reminded — there’s more support, more purpose, and more clarity than you think.

In this episode, we break down Proverbs 1 through the lens of Kingdom business and everyday obedience. God’s wisdom isn’t just poetic — it’s practical. We’re called to live with discretion, prudence, and the fear of the Lord at the center of every decision we make.If you’ve been building without wisdom, delaying obedience, or treating God’s instructions casually, this episode is for you. Let this be a realignment — a return to reverence, discipline, and clarity.📖 “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction.” — Proverbs 1:7🎥 Now on YouTube! You can also watch this episode on our official YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceTheKingdom

What does it really mean to build for the Kingdom — not just in ministry, but in business?In this episode, I share how God disrupted my plans, restructured my companies, and taught me that obedience isn’t just about prayer — it’s about decisions, systems, people, and atmosphere. From letting go of what felt familiar to establishing prayer as a daily rhythm in our workplace, this is a raw and honest glimpse into what Kingdom business actually looks like.I’m still in the process, but I’m learning to walk with God — in the valley and on the job site. This is not just business. This is worship.🎙️ Let’s build the Kingdom — together.

I didn’t launch this to be heard. I launched this because I heard.After 12 hours in prayer, I left with one instruction:“Voice the Kingdom.”This episode is raw. Unpolished. Weighty. And it’s the start of something I never asked for—but fully surrender to.For anyone who’s been carrying a message, a mission, or a call—this is your confirmation:You don’t need a plan. You need obedience.🎧 Episode 1 of Voice the Kingdom is here.