In this solo episode, Adam looks at how the first disciples dropped everything the moment Jesus called — no debating, no delay. He talks about building that same kind of faith today: a faith that doesn’t second-guess God, doesn’t stall, and doesn’t ask “are You sure?” every time He leads.

This episode teaches us about urgency, obedience, and learning to say “yes, Lord” without hesitation.

In this episode of See The King, Adam sits down with UFC fighter Brad Tavares for an honest conversation about judgment, humility, and what it actually looks like to follow Christ without pretending you have it all together.They walk through Matthew 7:1–6 and break down why Jesus warns us about judging others, how pride blinds us to our own flaws and how easy it is for Christians to drift into judgment without realizing it. Pride can silence the light we’re supposed to reflect, and muddy our spiritual clarity.

This conversation is a reminder that Jesus calls us to center compassion and love people the way God loves them, even when their struggles look different from our own.

In this episode of See The King, Adam breaks down what bold faith really looks like through the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 16 and 18 a moment in Scripture where one man stood against an entire culture that turned its back on God.

Adam talks about why Christians today carry that same responsibility: to exalt God publicly and privately, to refuse to bow to the world’s idols, and to live with a confidence that comes from the Lord, not from our own strength. He unpacks how Elijah challenged evil without arrogance, listened for God’s voice, acted only when God said move, and waited when God said wait.

If you’ve felt spiritually pushed on, overwhelmed, or unsure how to stand firm, this conversation will remind you: the same God who backed Elijah backs you. Boldness, protection, direction, and victory still come from Him alone.

In this episode, Adam sits down with UFC fighter Dan Ige to talk honestly about a kind of peace most people never learn — the kind that isn’t tied to circumstances, wins, or the outcome you prayed for. Dan opens up about the pressure of wanting to glorify God every time he stepped into the cage, and the frustration of losing to fighters who didn’t share his faith. He didn’t just have to challenge his opponents, he also had to challenge his belief that just because he was a Christian, he deserved to win against those who weren’t.Adam and Dan talk about ego, identity, spiritual warfare, and what it looks like to fight with confidence even when the scoreboard doesn’t favor you. They break down how to stay grounded when life pushes back, how to separate identity from performance, and how God uses disappointment to build a peace that actually lasts.This conversation is for anyone who’s ever tried to honor God while facing results that didn’t make sense — a reminder that peace is not circumstantial, and God can still be glorified in the moments you didn’t choose.

In this episode, Adam breaks down the difference between your truth and the truth, reminding us that perspectives, opinions, and feelings aren’t the same as what God has established.

Using Scripture, he explains why truth belongs to God alone , not culture, emotion, or personal experience.He walks through what it means to worship “in spirit and in truth,” why the belt of truth holds the armor of God together, and how relying on God’s Word is the only way to stand against the enemy.

This episode challenges you to look at your life through God’s lens, not yours and to anchor yourself to the truth that never shifts.

In this episode of See the King, Adam sits down with recording artist Colton Dixon for a raw conversation about faith, obedience, and spiritual warfare. From life on tour to encounters that test belief, they open up about what it means to fight from victory, not for it, and to trust that God’s already working in the unseen.

They share personal stories of healing, the power of worship in battle, and how distractions and doubt are some of the enemy’s sharpest weapons.

Through Romans 8 and real-life testimony, Adam and Colton explore how to stay grounded when faith is tested, why praise is warfare, and how God’s plan always outlasts our pain.

In this solo episode, Adam reflects on Exodus 23 and the lesson of receiving God’s promises little by little. He breaks down what it means to trust that God is already fighting battles ahead of you, even in places you haven’t reached yet.

Through scripture and reflection, Adam talks about obedience, waiting well, and why God’s timing is an act of protection — not delay. He also challenges listeners to guard their lives against what’s not of God, to expel evil when it tries to settle in, and to let faith lead every step forward.

Fatherhood, faith, and the weight of what men pass down. Adam and guest, youtuber Cole LaBrant talk about the giants every man faces, pride, ego, distraction, and how those unhealed battles become the ones our kids have to fight. They unpack what it means to build true generational wealth, not through money or status, but through spiritual inheritance and example.From the story of Joshua and the giants left behind, to Peter’s struggle with ego, to the quiet discipline of dying to the flesh daily this conversation digs deep into the responsibility of leading your home well. It’s about breaking curses, raising kids who know Jesus for themselves, and becoming the kind of father whose faith leaves a mark long after you’re gone.