What I Have, I Give is a faith-based podcast where lived experience meets the power of the Gospel. Inspired by Acts 3:6, each episode offers honest conversation, testimony, and encouragement — freely given.
This space is rooted in humility, obedience, and the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Through Scripture, story, and community, #WIHIG creates space for God to move, heal, and remind us that whatever we have is enough.
My hope is that you will be inspired to give whatever you have so others may encounter God.
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"Lord, I pray that I do not go unnamed in Your story."
That simple prayer became the burden behind this episode.
When we think about God's purpose, we often assume the greatest danger is failing altogether. But what if the greater tragedy is missing the very opportunities God places before us? What if His plans move forward—as they always will—but someone else steps into the assignment we were invited to embrace?
In this episode, we begin with one of Scripture's most overlooked figures: the unnamed kinsman-redeemer in the book of Ruth. He had the first opportunity to become part of the lineage of Jesus Christ. Yet because he chose self-preservation over sacrifice, his name disappears from the story while Boaz's is remembered for generations.
This isn't a message about earning God's love or striving for significance. It's a call to spiritual discernment.
As believers, we are invited to participate in the work God is doing on the earth. That means cultivating wisdom, knowledge, and understanding so we recognize His invitations when they come. It means surrendering selfish ambition, comfort, and fear so we don't mistake divine opportunities for inconvenient interruptions.
God's purposes will always prevail.
The question is whether we will recognize our moment when it comes.
May we become the kind of people who are ready to say, "YES" when we're called.
Scriptures Referenced:
Ruth 3-4 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ruth%203-4&version=NLT)
Romans 12:2 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%2012%3A2&version=NLT)
Ephesians 6:9 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ephesians%206%3A9&version=NLT)
Esther 4:14 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Esther%204%3A14&version=NLT)
24 Jun 2026
the Hebrew word that reframed my waiting season
Waiting can feel like one of the hardest parts of the faith journey. Whether you're waiting for an answered prayer, a new opportunity, healing, direction, or simply a sense of movement, the space between where you are and where you hope to be can often feel frustrating and uncertain.
But what if waiting was never meant to be passive?
In this episode, we explore the rich biblical meaning behind the Hebrew word, qavah, often translated as "wait" in Scripture. Far more than simply enduring the passage of time, qavah carries the idea of being intertwined, bound together, and connected. It paints a picture of drawing close to God in such a way that His strength becomes your strength.
Together, we'll unpack how this deeper understanding transforms seasons of waiting from periods of stagnation into opportunities for spiritual growth and renewed faith. Through personal reflections and biblical encouragement from Isaiah 40:31, you'll discover how God often works most profoundly in the moments when nothing seems to be happening.
You'll also hear practical ways to stay connected to God during your waiting season. These simple practices shared can help shift your focus from what you're waiting for to the One you're waiting with.
If you've been feeling discouraged, restless, or weary in a season of waiting, this episode offers a fresh perspective and a gentle reminder that God is present in the process. As you learn to qavah—you may find that the waiting itself becomes a place of renewal, strength, and deeper trust.
Shalom.
Resources & Links
Psalm 27:14 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Psalm+27%3A14&version=ESV)
Isaiah 40:31 (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Isaiah+40%3A31&version=ESV)
Digging deeper into the meaning of "qavah." Youtube video: The Promises of God: What the Original Hebrew Actually Reveals (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKD-Pggjr-U)
19 May 2026
running & life lessons from a former olympic-trained athlete
This episode is a little different from the usual as I share a side of my story that not many people know — I was once an Olympic-trained track athlete.
In this episode, I talk about my background in sprinting, training with Olympic athletes, and what eventually shifted me away from the sport. I also share what it was like years later transitioning from sprinting into long-distance running and the major differences between the two when it comes to training, discipline, mindset, breath, and endurance.
I also reflect on a recent 5K run I did after a long break from running. No music, no phone, no distractions — just me, thoughts (that I share), and the mental challenge of pushing through.
Whether you’re a runner or not, I hope this episode encourages you to revisit something you once loved, challenge yourself in a new way, and remember that life is much more like a long-distance run than a sprint.
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