This episode wrestles with the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about our times. We dig into how our society’s heart has hardened, how we excuse lawlessness, and how love and peace have become liabilities. But there’s hope. God’s Word still calls us to compassion, truth, and legacy.

What You’ll Hear:

1. The incident & its significance – What happened with Charlie Kirk, the reactions, and the wider implications. AP News+2CBS News+2
2. The evil of hardened hearts – How society grows numb to injustice and expresses less sympathy when tragedy strikes.
3. The deception of division – How powers behind the scenes stoke race, religion, abortion, gender debates to distract from unity in Christ.
4. The biblical commands for love & peace – Scripture that calls us to another way. Blessed are the peacemakers.
5. How to live a legacy of peace – Practical steps to choose love over war, forgiveness over revenge, truth over shouting.

Scripture References:

• Matthew 5:9 – Blessed are the peacemakers
• Hebrews 3:13–15 – Hardness of heart
• Ezekiel 36:26 – God gives new hearts
• John 10:10 – The thief comes to steal, kill, destroy

Who This Episode Is For:

• Anyone feeling division is their default
• Those angry at injustice but unsure how to respond
• Believers wanting to live out peace in a violent world
• Men and women who want their legacy rooted in Christ, not conflict

Legacy Charge:

The way you respond today—your peace, your love, your grace—is part of the legacy you leave. Don’t delay. Don’t harden. Rise up in love.

In this episode of Let It Be: Legacy, we’re talking about the power of rising again after life knocks you down. From the biblical story of the prodigal son to the reality of daily struggles with discipline, consistency, and tragedy, this message is a call to men everywhere: Don’t stay down.

You’ll learn:

• Why failure isn’t final unless you quit
• The prodigal son’s lesson for all of us today
• How discipline—not cheat days—creates lasting results
• The urgency of life in a world where tragedy is real and the enemy is at work
• How rising again connects directly to your legacy

This episode will challenge you to stop giving your failures more power than your faith and remind you that as long as you’re alive, it’s never too late to rise again.

In this powerful episode of Let It Be: Legacy, we uncover the uncomfortable truth about the 9 to 5 grind. Millions of people are draining their energy, drowning in debt, and living for the weekend—without realizing they’re trading their purpose for a paycheck.

I share a personal story of a coworker who carried so much pain that he unalived himself, and I break down why you cannot allow your job—or anyone else—to take your soul for granted.

You’ll learn:

• Why chasing money without wisdom leads to bondage
• The impact of debt, stress, and work culture on our lives (with real statistics)
• The biblical truth about work and purpose
• Practical steps to invest in yourself, guard your energy, and build a legacy beyond your job

This episode is a wake-up call. You are more than your job. You are more than a paycheck. You are a soul with a God-given purpose.

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In this powerful episode, we expose the myths and dangers around love. People get married for the wrong reasons, chase feelings over faith, and often pay with their lives. Love itself is not enough—without boundaries, commitment, and Christ, love can blind you and even destroy you.

We discuss:

• Why love alone doesn’t sustain marriage (with real statistics).
• The dangers of “toxic love” that leads to abuse, crime, and death.
• Why unconditional love still requires healthy boundaries.
• How true love only comes from Christ.
• Why building your love on God’s foundation is the only way to secure your legacy.

📖 Backed by scripture, facts, and real talk—this episode will challenge how you think about love and inspire you to build wisely.

In this episode, we get real about the danger of bad advice. The truth is, most people will tell you what they would never do — and if you follow them, you’ll end up just like them.

I break down:

1. Why people give bad advice (fear, failure, and projection).
2. My personal story of leaving a 9–5 to become an entrepreneur despite the naysayers.
3. How people spoke against me homeschooling my children — and how I proved them wrong.
4. Biblical truth on why God’s voice must always be louder than man’s.
5. How ignoring bad advice is critical for building your legacy.

⚠️ Note/Disclaimer: During this episode, when I mention “niece,” I meant to say “cousin.”

🔑 Key Scripture: “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” (John 10:27)

🎙️ Takeaway: Stop letting people live through you. Stop letting them dictate your story. Listen to your voice, but more importantly, listen to God’s voice. That’s where purpose and legacy are born.

In this powerful episode, we confront the hard truth: it’s easier to blame others than it is to face ourselves. Drawing from statistics, history, and the Word of God, we explore why real change begins with the man—or woman—in the mirror.

You’ll hear:

• Why avoiding self-reflection can destroy your future.
• The alarming statistics on self-hatred and suicide.
• Malcolm X’s haunting question: “Who taught you to hate yourself?”
• Biblical wisdom on examining your life and walking in purpose.
• How legacy begins when you take accountability for what you see in the mirror.

This isn’t just about self-help—it’s about self-honor. If you want to leave behind a legacy worth remembering, stop pointing outward and start looking inward.

Do you expect people to treat you the way you treat them? To be as loyal, honest, or loving as you are? That mindset can leave you disappointed—or even put your life in danger. In this episode, we break down why looking for yourself in others is a dangerous trap, backed by facts, statistics, and the Word of God.

We’ll cover:

• Why expecting people to act like you sets you up for heartbreak
• The psychology of projection bias and how it blinds us
• Real statistics on betrayal, crime, and misplaced trust
• Biblical truth on the deceitfulness of the human heart
• How to guard yourself without becoming cold or bitter

Ultimately, we’ll see why our faith and trust must rest in God—not in people.

Scripture References:

• Jeremiah 17:9
• Matthew 7:16
• Psalm 118:8
• Proverbs 4:23

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Podcast: Let It Be: Legacy

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In this episode, we dive deep into the question: What does it really mean to be a good person? Society often defines goodness as kindness or morality, but the Bible gives us a richer, more challenging perspective.

We’ll explore why true goodness begins with God, why human goodness falls short, and how the Holy Spirit produces real goodness in us. We’ll talk about practical ways to love others, avoid false goodness, and build a lasting legacy of faith and honor.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why only God defines true goodness (Mark 10:18)
• The difference between human “niceness” and biblical goodness
• How the fruit of the Spirit reveals true character
• Practical ways to love your neighbor as yourself
• The danger of counterfeit goodness (Matthew 23:27–28)
• Why being “good” is about faith, direction, and legacy, not perfection

Scriptures Mentioned:

• Mark 10:18
• Romans 3:23
• Galatians 5:22–23
• Matthew 22:37–39
• Micah 6:8
• Proverbs 13:22
• Matthew 25:23

Takeaway Quote:

“Being a good person is not about perfection—it’s about walking in God’s direction.”