INSIGHT OUT

Ever felt like you couldn’t take another step? Whether it’s the middle of a race, a season of exhaustion, or a faith battle that’s worn you thin—sometimes we just want to quit. But what if those very moments are where the most spiritual growth happens? That’s the heart of today’s Anchor Point. Devin Almonte draws from Philippians 3 and her own experience to show how pressing on, even when it’s har...

What if your Uber rating was the reason you couldn’t get picked up… or your Netflix habits impacted your ability to rent a car? This week on InSight Out, Devin Almonte explores the unsettling rise of social credit-style systems in America. Not government-run like China’s, but built quietly by private companies, apps, and data brokers. In this episode, you’ll hear: How a 4.89 Uber rating could keep...

Have you ever had a boss you loved… or one you dreaded? We all know what it’s like to work under pressure or just go through the motions to avoid consequences. But is that how we treat our relationship with God? That’s the heart of today’s Anchor Point. Devin Almonte shares a powerful reminder that we are not God’s employees—we are His co-workers. The difference changes everything. There are no pe...

What’s the one thing you never leave the house without? Your phone? Your water bottle? Your keys? Now ask yourself this: Do you treat your relationship with God as essential as that? That’s the heart of today’s Anchor Point. Devin Almonte reflects on how something as simple as forgetting a water bottle can trigger a deep spiritual parallel. These days, we’re constantly attached to something, but a...

What kind of caller are you—answer right away, or wait to see if they call again? And deeper still… do you ever find yourself treating God the same way? That’s the heart of today’s conversation. We often treat God like we treat phone calls—waiting for the double ring, looking for extra confirmation before we respond. Devin Almonte shares why she used to ignore the first call (literally and spiritu...

What do tiny portions, Ozempic plates, and jam-packed calendars have in common? They all point to one big problem: we’ve forgotten what “enough” looks like. In today’s episode of InSight Out, Devin Almonte unpacks the deeper meaning behind the “Ozempic meal” trend and why it matters for our bodies, our minds, and our souls. From inflated portion sizes to the growing pressure to medicate and optimi...

Ever try hiding something from your parents? Back in high school, rebellion felt like a rite of passage—whether it was a tattoo, a mohawk, or bending the dress code just far enough. But have you noticed how today, it almost feels rebellious to follow the rules? In this episode, Devin explorse the strange relationship we have with rules—why we break them, what they reveal about our hearts, and how...

You ever find yourself in a situation where you’re 100% right… but absolutely no one believes you? That was me, pulled over on the highway for "supposedly" driving with a suspended license. What followed was a whole mess of explaining, ticketing, and proving my innocence. All thanks to a glitch in the system. If you’ve ever had to fight to be believed or just felt frustrated by life’s unfair momen...

What happens when our money is no longer tied to anything real? Today on InSight Out, Devin Almonte explores Florida’s bold new law allowing gold and silver to be used as legal tender—and why this is about much more than coins and currency. It’s about trust, stewardship, and the unseen forces shaping our economy and our faith. From the collapse of the gold standard to biblical commands about hones...

I used to carry polished stones to calm anxiety. Then my dad died—and I lost the “rock” that kept me steady. In this Anchor Point, I reflect on grief, comfort, and what Psalm 121:7–8 teaches us about God’s faithful, unshakable presence—even when we feel like everything’s fallen apart.

At the airport, I saw an elderly woman struggling with her suitcase—and dozens of people just walked right by. I helped her. But it left me wondering… how many times have I looked away? In this Anchor Point, I share why small acts of service matter deeply and how Galatians 6:2 calls us to carry each other’s burdens, even when life is busy.

After leaving my job, I realized my employee discount card still worked. At first, I justified using it—it’s their mistake, not mine. But then my stepson noticed. “If it’s wrong, why are you still using it?” Oof. That moment convicted me deeply. Proverbs 11:3 says, “The integrity of the upright guides them.” In this Anchor Point, I reflect on how God uses small moments—and sometimes small voices—t...

What happens when the very act of parenting is treated like a crime? Today on InSight Out, Devin Almonte explores the rising tension between protecting our children and preparing them for the world. From a toddler alone in a parked car to headlines about parents getting arrested for letting kids walk to school, Devin shares real stories that echo a growing national concern: Are we turning everyday...

On New Year’s Day 2025, Kyler Efinger made a desperate dash through Salt Lake City Airport that ended in a tragedy no one could stop. Today on InSight Out, Devin Almonte explores Kyler’s story and asks why we so often walk past people in crisis. What does it mean to notice those who are hurting, and how can we step in with compassion instead of walking by? In this episode, we’ll discuss: The heart...

What if your independent streak is actually holding you back. Not just in life, but in faith? In this Think Twice episode, we talk about the urge to do it all ourselves and how that mindset can quietly seep into our relationship with God. From coffee table disasters to a season of spiritual self-reliance, I’m sharing how my own “I’ve got this” attitude left me ill-equipped… and what finally shifte...

What happens when Amazon accidentally sends you two boxes instead of one? Do you keep the extra… or report it? Most of us would say we’re honest people. But today on InSight Out, we’re talking about the subtle ways we justify dishonesty — and why those little decisions matter more than we think. From surface-level scammers to wardrobe returns and appeasement refunds, return fraud is becoming so no...

What do we do when life feels anything but easy? When prayers go unanswered, peace feels far off, and stress seems to have the upper hand? In today’s episode of InSight Out, we’re tapping into something a little deeper than wishful thinking. Because no matter how much we’d love a big red “easy button” to fix it all, Jesus never promised that. He didn’t offer shortcuts. He offered Himself. In this...

What do we call justice in a culture where vengeance is celebrated? In today’s episode of InSight Out, we explore the unsettling story of Luigi Mangione: a man accused of murdering a healthcare CEO in cold blood and the cultural reaction that turned him into a trending vigilante. From TikTok hashtags to “Saint Luigi” candles, this story reveals a growing confusion between justice and revenge. We’l...

Tangled cords. Tangled life. Let’s stop yanking and start trusting. You reach into a drawer and pull out a big, knotted mess of cords. So what do you do? You shake them. Yank them. Pull harder. But it only makes the knots tighter. Sound familiar? In our Anchor Point today on InSight Out, we’re taking a look at how that same frantic energy often shows up in our everyday lives. We wrestle with relat...

Gene Hackman—Hollywood legend, two-time Oscar winner, a household name for decades. And yet, when he and his wife, Betsy Arakawa, passed away in their home, no one noticed… for two weeks. How does something like this happen? And more importantly, what does it say about the world we’ve built? In this episode, we’re diving deep into the growing crisis of isolation, not just for seniors, but for all...

The holidays are supposed to be magical, but for many of us, they’re anything but peaceful. Strained relationships, unmet expectations, and the pressure to create the “perfect Christmas” can leave us feeling more stressed than joyful. Even Meghan Markle, with all her fame and resources, isn’t immune to these challenges. In this episode, we take a closer look at why the holidays can feel so heavy a...