Wandering. Wounded. Loved

What does it mean to be still in a world that never stops moving?In a culture consumed by busyness, constant connectivity, and endless distractions, we can easily lose sight of the importance of making room for God.In this episode, we explore the spiritual disciplines of silence and solitude, drawing from the lives of early Christian figures like St. Anthony and St. Benedict, the examples of John the Baptist, the Apostle Paul, and ultimately Jesus.Through Scripture, church history, and personal experience, we consider how stepping away from the noise can help us become more attentive to God's presence.Perhaps what we need most isn't another spiritual activity, but a moment of stillness with God."Be still, and know that I am God." — Psalm 46:10

Every decision we make is forming us into who we will be in the next 5–10 years. Some decisions are intricately planned out. Others happen on a whim. And sometimes, the decisions we make lead us somewhere we never expected. In my latest podcast episode, I share stories from middle school, high school, and college—including how I accidentally attended the wrong college and ended up meeting my wife. Looking back, I can see how God used decisions I made without knowing the whole story to shape the person I am today. But here's the question: What do we do when we regret a decision? And what commitments should remain constant, regardless of where life takes us?

This week on the Oblivious Truth Podcast, I had the honor of sitting down with an incredible mentor and pastor, Tommy Spencer.Every time I connect with Pastor Tommy, I leave encouraged, empowered, and a little wiser than before.This episode is for anyone who desires to lead in the spaces God has placed them. True leadership doesn’t start with a title—it starts within. Learning to lead your own life with integrity, faith, hope, and love is the foundation for leading others well.You don’t need a position to be a leader. When faith guides you, hope sustains you, and love shapes how you serve others, leadership naturally follows.

This week on the Oblivious Truth Podcast, I have the honor of hanging out with an incredible magician, actor, and founder of Mission 2540, Brooks. Together, we talk about what it truly means to use your gifts and talents to meet the needs of others. This episode is for anyone seeking to make a difference in the lives of the younger generation and learning how to embrace a servant’s heart. Brooks reminds us that life is bigger than chasing personal achievements — that our greatest accomplishment is leaving a lasting impact on the people around us.Be on the lookout for opportunities to make an impact, and challenge yourself to find at least one person you’re willing to invest in.

This episode is for the weary. For those celebrating. For those grieving. For those holding on quietly. In this Christmas special, we revisit the Nativity—not as a polished story, but as a holy interruption. God enters into chaos…fragility…brokenness. God chooses to dwell with us in the midst of the worst and best days of our lives.

In this episode, up-and-coming fashion icon Aloni joins us to talk about what it really means to walk by faith in the creative world. From facing skepticism to building a vision no one else sees or understands, Aloni drops some serious gems on how obedience, sacrifice, and faith in God have shaped his journey. In an industry that often highlights the individual, Aloni is all about honoring the greatest creator of all time–God. This conversation is for anyone who is building their "ark" before anyone sees the rain.

In this first episode, I will introduce The Oblivious Truth Podcast with a story about a boy searching for meaning, love, and truth. It’s a reflection on pain, hope, and the kind of love that changes everything. This is where our journey starts.