What They Don’t Tell You About Being An Influencer AKA Content Creator
September 14, 2025
This week I’m continuing the conversation on fasting and sharing another round of vulnerability—wrapped in grace. Last episode I opened up about failing forward in a 7-day water fast. This week, the Lord brought conviction in a way I wasn’t expecting…through the Ten Commandments.
I thought “Thou shalt not murder” was the easiest one to keep—until the Holy Spirit reminded me of my own past. In today’s episode, I’m pulling the curtains back on abortion, gossip, and character assassination…and what it really means to keep this commandment. This isn’t about shame. It’s about truth, repentance, and the freedom Jesus offers when we confess and turn away.
We also dive into Psalm 49 together—a heavy but necessary reminder that wealth, status, and influence all fade away. Only what we build for the Kingdom will last.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why conviction is actually a gift from God
How “murder” can show up not just in action, but in our words
The difference between being a Christian (label) and a disciple (lifestyle)
Why repentance must include turning away, not just saying sorry
How Psalm 49 reframes wealth, influence, and what truly matters
Scriptures to Meditate On:
Exodus 20 — The Ten Commandments
Psalm 49 — A reminder of life’s true value
Matthew 11:28 — “Come to me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
Complimentary Gift for Your Stay This week, I invite you to practice honesty before God. Take one area where you’ve been convicted (big or small) and journal it out. Confess it before the Lord, then write one way you’ll turn away from it this week. This is your step toward not just being a Christian—but becoming a disciple.
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