The Poiema Pod

Second Half: The half where tenacity and consistency collide to decide how the game ends. For some, it’s a time to seal an already secured lead. For others, it’s a time to restrategize and contend for victory. Either way, the second half holds tremendous value to everyone still on the field. As we step into the second half of the year, this episode invites us to pause and ask an important question...

Father's Day means different things to different people. In this special episode, I reflect on the life, legacy, and lessons of my father, the values he left behind, and the memories that continue to shape me. Together, we'll explore what Scripture teaches about fatherhood and why the greatest inheritance a father can leave is one that outlives him. Most importantly, we'll consider the Fatherhood...

In this episode of  Poiema Pod , we journey from the traditions of Lent & Easter to the truth of the Cross and the power of the resurrection. Through personal reflections and deeper insight, we uncover what Easter has always been pointing to: CHRIST &THE CROSS.

Is there really anything to gain from the past? For some, it’s filled with successes and experiences worth building on. For others, it holds memories they would rather leave behind. In this episode, we explore how intentional reflection can turn both wins and missteps into wisdom for the future. Growth doesn’t come from simply moving on, it comes from understanding what has happened and using it t...

In this opening episode of the Poiema Pod,  Yield to Leading , we reflect on what it means to step into a new season without relying on old assumptions. We explore why every new season requires fresh dependence on God leading, learning to let the One who made the way go ahead of us.

In this welcome episode, we share the heart behind Poiema and the Scripture that anchors this journey, Ephesians 2:10. You’ll hear why this podcast exists, what kinds of conversations you can expect, and how each episode is designed to help the everyday believer discover their God-given identity, grow in faith, and walk intentionally in purpose.