In this episode, I invite you to take a step back and ask the big question: Why am I here? Drawing from the wisdom of Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning, we explore the universal longing for purpose that runs through every heart in every generation. But unlike the world’s endless hacks and hollow substitutes, the true path to purpose doesn’t begin with us, it begins with our Creator.

We were made for God’s glory. That’s not just a poetic phrase, it’s the rock-solid foundation for a life of peace, direction, and joy. Using Isaiah 43 and Colossians 3 as our compass, I walk through what it means to bear the image of Christ in everyday life not just on Sundays, but in the unseen, honest moments that shape our witness. We don’t need a new message; we need confidence in the original one.

This episode is about more than theology it’s about learning how to live a life that doesn’t crumble under guilt, distraction, or performance. It’s about rediscovering the quiet, powerful satisfaction of walking with God, on purpose, for His purpose.