follower(ship)

We love the idea of Jesus as Savior, but what if we’ve been starting in the wrong place? In this episode, we center our conversation on Romans 10:9 and unpack the truth that Jesus must be Lord first if we have any hope of truly knowing Him as Savior.This is a call to more than belief. It is a call to surrender. We talk about why lordship is foundational, what it looks like to place every area of your life under the authority of Jesus, and why salvation without submission falls short of what Scripture actually teaches.If you’ve been comfortable with Jesus rescuing you but hesitant to let Him lead you, this episode will challenge you to rethink the starting point of your faith.

When God feels silent, what are we supposed to do?In this episode of Follower(ship), we have an honest conversation about those seasons where it seems like God isn’t speaking, moving, or even near. We talk about the tension of knowing the truth about God’s presence while still feeling the weight of His silence in real life.We unpack what Scripture shows us about these moments, why they happen, and how we can respond in a way that deepens our faith instead of drifting from it. From learning to trust what God has already said, to staying consistent in prayer and daily rhythms, this episode is all about holding on when it would be easier to check out.If you’ve ever felt like your prayers are hitting the ceiling, this conversation is for you.

Life is full, fast, and often distracting, but what actually keeps us grounded isn’t just good intentions, it’s consistent rhythms.In this episode, we talk about how the routines we build and the daily opportunities we take to meet with God shape what we value and who we’re becoming. When life gets busy, it’s not about trying harder, it’s about returning to the practices that keep Jesus at the center.We explore how small, faithful moments with God can refocus our hearts, anchor our priorities, and help us stay rooted in what matters most, even in the middle of everything else.

In this episode, we take a step back and ask a bigger question: what do you want your life to look like 20 years from now? Not just in what you do, but in who you are becoming. We talk about the slow work of spiritual formation, how everyday decisions shape us over time, and why the future you are hoping for is being formed right now.

What does it actually look like to spend time with God every day? In this episode of follower(ship), we have an honest conversation about the rhythms, struggles, and distractions that come with meeting God in the quiet. This isn’t about perfection or performance. It’s about creating space to be with Him and letting that time shape who we’re becoming. If you’ve ever felt inconsistent or unsure where to start, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, we talk honestly about what has happened since we started taking our faith seriously enough to talk about it. A lot of us have been challenged to be more open about Jesus, and what began as simple conversations has turned into real growth, real courage, and real transformation.Most of this episode is just us sharing stories. Stories of life on life discipling. Stories of stepping out in faith. Stories of what happens when you choose to invest deeply in one person instead of trying to reach everyone at once.We have seen God move in powerful ways in a short amount of time. Not because of big events or hype, but because of consistent, personal investment. This conversation is about the benefits we have experienced, the growth we did not expect, and why investing in the one might be the most impactful way to live on mission.

In this first episode of follower(ship), we explore why rest is more than just taking a break and why Sabbath is not simply about stopping work. We talk about the pressure to always be productive, the subtle ways busyness shapes who we are becoming, and how intentional rhythms of rest can actually form us into healthier, more grounded people. This conversation pushes past surface level self care and asks what it means to trust God enough to slow down. If you are tired, constantly moving, or unsure how to build sustainable rhythms into your life, this episode invites you to pause and reconsider the pace that is shaping you.