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The latest episode of WhatItIzWhatItBeezLike?! is one of those conversations that lingers long after the audio stops. Host King Cyz sits down with CHH artist Chris Caro for a raw, unhurried conversation about faith, fatherhood, and the painful work of walking away from a church that had become unsafe.

If you’ve ever wondered whether the discomfort you feel at church is just “church hurt” or something deeper, this episode speaks directly to you.

A Radical Encounter, and a Long Detour

Chris’s…

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In this episode of I’ll Just Let Myself In, Lish Speaks continues part two of Into Powerless reminding listeners that a powerless Christian is not who God called believers to be. While many Christians may feel powerless, defeated, anxious, or stuck, Lish makes it clear that those feelings do not define the truth of a believer’s identity. If you follow Christ, you have access to power through Him. The challenge is learning how to walk in it.

One of the strongest points of the episode is the…

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Getting promoted feels exciting. At least at first.

Then Monday comes, and you realize what the title actually means. Your friend now reports to you. Or someone who used to outrank you is sitting in your staff meeting, waiting for you to lead. Or you inherit a team through a merger, and that team did not choose you, and they are not going to pretend otherwise.

Nobody warned you about this part.

The planning will come to you naturally. The spreadsheets, the performance reviews, the…

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We, as Christians, often tend to assume that being led by God means He shows us the destination and then we walk toward it. But that is not the picture Scripture says: the most enduring image of God’s leadership is that of a shepherd, and a sheep is not briefed on the route. The sheep simply remain close enough to follow their leader. In the same way, being led by God is less about having every answer and more about staying near the One who does. 

This is the heart of the most…

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Most of us are not disobeying God outright – we are just stalling. We have a sense of what He is asking, but we keep telling ourselves we need a little more certainty or confirmation that we are reading Him right. It feels responsible, even spiritual, to wait until we are sure. But delayed obedience has a way of looking wise while subtly costing us the benefit of immediate action.

Clarity is most often something God gives after the step of obedience, not before it. When God told…

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Most of us build our sense of self out of external validation; we are the role we play at work, the opinions other people hold about us, the number we weigh on a scale, the size of our social media following, the wins we can point to, and the failures we are still apologising for. The trouble with an identity stitched together from those things is that all of them can be taken from us, and when they go, we are left wondering who we even are underneath it all. 

Yesterday, we talked…

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Comparison has a way of making us question everything. It whispers lies that say we are behind, not enough, too late, or somehow less valuable because someone else appears to be further ahead. Social media, expectations, and internal pressure can leave us feeling like we are constantly measuring our lives against people we were never created to compete with. But God never called us to copy someone else’s assignment. He called us to walk faithfully in the one He designed specifically for us.

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There are seasons where it can feel like everyone else is moving ahead while you’re standing still. Dreams delayed. Plans shifted. Doors closed. But just because it hasn’t happened yet doesn’t mean God has forgotten you. You still have purpose. You still have calling. And you are not behind.

Habakkuk 2:3:

God’s timeline is not limited by your timeline. What feels like a delay to you may actually be development. Every setback, every lesson, every quiet season is preparing you for the…

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We pick up today where we left off yesterday, still on the theme of peace in a clamorous world. You probably reached for your phone within the first few minutes of waking up this morning. Most of us do anyway, before we have had a single clear thought of our own. To be fair, we are not weak for struggling with this. We are up against tools that were engineered to be hard to put down, but then we’re left with guilt borne from the inability to make time for the most important things.

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