Life is full of changing seasons—times of joy and abundance, and times of loss, waiting, or uncertainty. In this episode, we explore how God uses each season to grow us, shape our faith, and draw us closer to Him. Drawing from Scripture and real-life stories, we’ll talk about how to recognize God’s hand in the transitions, trust His timing, and walk faithfully even when the path ahead is unclear. Whether you’re entering a new chapter or grieving the end of one, this conversation is a reminder that every season has a purpose—and God is with you in them all.

In this episode, we explore the power of your personal story—how God met you in the middle of your trials and carried you through. Your testimony isn’t just your own; it’s a light for someone else who’s still walking through the dark. We talk about why your story matters, how sharing it can strengthen your faith and others’, and we encourage you to boldly speak of what God has done. Whether you’ve walked through loss, doubt, healing, or transformation, your testimony could be the hope someone else is praying for.

We all do it—ignore the signs, downplay the truth, pretend everything’s fine. Denial can feel like protection, but it often keeps us stuck, afraid, and disconnected from reality. In this episode, we explore why we resist the truth, what it costs us, and how grace invites us to wake up. Whether you’re facing a hard conversation, a painful past, or just the quiet ways you avoid the mirror, this is an invitation to honesty, healing, and hope.

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 41, where Joseph goes from forgotten prisoner to Pharaoh’s right-hand man—all because of a dream. We’ll explore how God’s timing, wisdom, and favor unfold through Joseph’s life, and what his rise to power in Egypt teaches us about preparation, trust, and purpose. Whether you’re in a waiting season or stepping into something new, this chapter has something powerful to say.

Betrayed by his brothers, sold into slavery, and falsely accused—Joseph’s journey in Genesis 39–40 is anything but easy. Yet, even in the darkest moments, God’s presence never leaves him. In this episode of Detours, we explore how Joseph remained faithful despite injustice, how God was working behind the scenes, and what his story teaches us about trusting God in our own seasons of trials.

Favoritism can divide families, destroy relationships, and lead to devastating consequences. In this episode of Detours, we dive into the story of Joseph and his brothers from Genesis 37; a powerful example of how favoritism fueled jealousy, betrayal, and suffering. Why did Jacob’s preference for Joseph create such deep resentment? How did God ultimately use this painful situation for good? Join us as we explore the dangers of favoritism, the impact it has on our lives today, and what Scripture teaches about treating others with fairness and love.

Relationships shape our lives—whether they’re friendships, family bonds, or romantic connections. But what does it mean to have a truly healthy relationship? In this episode, we have real, honest conversations about building strong connections, communicating boundaries, and recognizing when it’s time to walk away.

Join us as we explore what healthy love and friendship look like, how to communicate effectively, and the habits that foster lasting, fulfilling relationships. No sugarcoating—just real talk, real growth, and real change. Whether you’re navigating new relationships or healing from past ones, this podcast is here to help you build the connections you deserve.

Enabling often feels like love, but is it truly helping? In this episode, we dive into the tough reality of enabling—what it is, how it affects relationships, and why setting boundaries is both biblical and necessary. With real-life examples and Scripture-based wisdom, we explore how to love others without fueling unhealthy patterns. If you’ve ever struggled with saying "no" or wondered if you’re truly helping someone, this episode is for you. Tune in as we uncover the difference between grace and enabling, and how to walk in truth while showing Christ-like love.