Send a textToday, I bring you a Radiating Faith solo sermon centered on Fruit of the Spirit: A Field Guide for Discerning the Genuine from the Counterfeit by Walton Taylor. In this episode, I break down the prologue of the book and use it as a launching point to explore Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Robert Mahoney, founder of TVTP Solutions (Targeted Violence Terrorism Prevention), a consulting firm that works with municipalities, school districts, law enforcement, and mental/public health organizations to strengthen real prevention strategies. Mr. Mahoney explains why we often overvalue “visible security” (protection and preparedness/response) while undervaluing Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Christina Ronquillo, a domestic violence survivor and contributing author in the Warriors of Hope anthology. We reconnect after meeting at the book launch and walk through the core themes survivors face behind closed doors—abuse, control, fear, and what it takes to speak up Read More
The Bible teaches us to be slow to anger—but has anyone ever shown you how?Anger can rise quickly, and before you know it, you’ve reacted in a way you regret. But what if you could slow that moment down and respond with peace instead of frustration?In this episode, you’ll learn: • Read More
Send a textToday on Radiating Faith (a ministry subseries of Couple O’ Nukes), I break down Purim (the Feast of Esther) and explain why believers in Christ should take this holiday seriously—not just as Jewish history, but as a living reminder of God’s protection, deliverance, and providence. I ground this Read More
Send a textListener Note: This episode contains political content and references allegations and reported statistics. Some claims may be disputed or not independently verifiable; listeners are encouraged to consult multiple credible sources. Today, I sit down with Zolal Habibi, an activist with the Iranian Resistance and a member of the National Read More
At what point does anger become sinful? Is it wrong to feel angry toward your children? Why is it so hard to stop yourself when you feel rage?In this episode, you’ll learn:• What healthy, normal anger looks like • How rage is different from anger • When anger crosses the line into Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Aggie Park, host of the {UN}SPOKEN podcast, to unpack a faith-forward conversation on trauma, identity, and what healing looks like in real time. Ms. Park shares her story of being born in Indonesia, growing up in Germany, and later building life in the Read More
Send a textToday, I invite Imani Mclemore to preach with me to read and break down the Song of Songs (also called Song of Solomon), one of the most overlooked and misunderstood books in the Bible. Because it’s written as an intense love poem, a lot of people ask why Read More
Send a textToday, I reunite with Lori Lyons- whom I met on the New Media Cruise (formally, Podcasters Cruise)- to talk about what it really takes to “ignite your business” in a world full of copy-and-paste websites, AI-generated content, and shrinking attention spans. We get into why a website still Read More
Let's be honest here. You want to overcome the anger outbursts. You've read the You’ve read the books, listened to the podcasts, watched the free trainings, downloaded the PDFs, and maybe even purchased self-paced courses — yet nothing seems to truly change. So what gives?In this episode, you’ll learn:The 3 Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Jen Hewson, functional medicine practitioner, minister, and founder of Sifting Life Ministries, to explore the powerful intersection of faith, holistic health, addiction recovery, and trauma healing. Dr. Hewson explains why the human body should be treated not as a broken machine, but as Read More
Have you ever felt deep shame for your rage-filled outbursts towards your kids? Do you need help with your anger, but the thought of telling someone about your problem fills you with embarrassment and dread? Do you wonder how you can even call yourself a Christian mom?Let me first tell Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Mesha Paul, survivor, author, and host of the Silent No Longer Podcast, to have a conversation about domestic violence, childhood trauma, and the long journey of healing. Ms. Paul shares her story of growing up in instability, experiencing long-term sexual abuse, and later Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Larry Brant, a U.S. Navy chaplain, former civilian pastor, and author of Restoring the Broken, to explore the intersection of faith, mental health, and moral injury within the military and first responder communities. Dr. Brant shares his remarkable journey from decades of church Read More
Send a textToday, I read a chapter from the Survival To Thrival book series focused on forgiveness, boundaries, unity, and emotional safety. I open with Proverbs 17:9 and explain why forgiveness is not a simplistic “clean slate,” but a choice that can either heal or enable depending on how it Read More
Have you ever found yourself counting down the minutes until your kids' bedtime, afraid that you are going to lose it, and ashamed of being an overreactive mom? In this episode, I’m sharing one of my favorite conversations because you’ll hear real-life wins from Nicole, a mom of seven, inside Read More
Send a textToday on Radiating Faith, the ministry subseries on the Couple O’ Nukes podcast, I deliver a solo sermon that examines the hidden Biblical parallels inside K-Pop Demon Hunters by breaking down the lyrics of the song “Your Idol.” I use the song as a case study to teach Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Brent Colbert, a law enforcement officer, leadership doctoral student, and host of The First Responder Playbook, to have an honest and unfiltered conversation about leadership failures in high-risk professions. Mr. Colbert and I share how poor leadership—not the job itself—is often the driving force Read More
Send a textToday, I sit down with Benjamin Long, a board-certified sleep medicine physician and U.S. Air Force doctor, to discuss one of the most neglected pillars of physical, mental, and spiritual health: sleep. Dr. Long explains how modern culture, technology, and chronic stress have reshaped our relationship with rest—and Read More
