In this episode of the Way to Go Podcast, we reflect on the power of acknowledgment—giving God the credit for the blessings in our lives. Whether it’s spiritual growth, financial provision, or the people around us, every good thing comes from the Lord. With verses like Psalm 16:2 and James 1:17, we’re reminded that apart from Him, we have no good thing. Don’t let pride or forgetfulness steal the praise God deserves. Let’s stop and recognize His

Where are you headed? In this episode of the Way to Go Podcast, we explore the power of intentional living and how our everyday choices shape the direction of our lives. With verses like Matthew 25:21, 1 Timothy 6:12, and 1 Corinthians 10:31, we’re reminded that faithfulness, discipline, and living for God’s glory should guide our trajectory. Whether it’s relationships, finances, or faith, your current path determines your future destination. Let’s make it count.

In this episode of the Way to Go Podcast, we dive into the realities of debt, how it impacts everyday life, and the biblical wisdom behind managing it. From understanding household debt, student loans, and credit cards to strategies like the debt snowball and ways to boost income, we explore practical steps to break free. Based on Proverbs 22:7, this conversation will inspire you to move toward financial freedom with biblical principles and common sense. Whether it

Why would Satan want Jesus crucified? This Easter-focused episode explores the deeper spiritual questions surrounding Jesus’ trial, death, and resurrection. Was the devil hoping to discredit Christ? Did he fail to understand the resurrection? We also reflect on Thomas’ powerful encounter with the risen Jesus and what it means for our faith today. The cross wasn’t the end. It was only the beginning.

This week on The Way to Go Podcast, we reflect on one of the most sobering moments on the path to the cross—betrayal. From Judas’s hidden sin to Satan’s influence at the Last Supper, we examine how a single person can bring division even in the most sacred moments. What does Jesus’ response teach us about character, temptation, and spiritual warfare? And how can we ensure we’re not “the one” who allows the enemy a foothold?We’ll look