We all love a good shortcut. Faster. Easier. Cleaner. Yes, please. But what happens when shortcuts aren’t actually shorter?

In this episode, we meet Naaman. He needed a miracle, but not like this! And his first response? No.

And honestly? Same. Sometimes the very thing we’re saying no to is the place where God wants to meet us most. (I know. I don’t love that either!)

Because while it’s true that God knows how to speak to us in a way we know how to hear, the real question is: what are we saying back?

Grab your coffee for the kickoff episode of our new series- Say What?

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Here’s a small excerpt: "Naaman wanted the easy button, the quick fix. He wanted Elisha to just wave his hand over the spot and cure him, to shortcut this. Me too, Naaman. But some things aren’t meant to be short-cutted."

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Spring is here, and so is a fresh conversation. In this short teaser, I'll introduce the new Say What? series—exploring not just how God speaks to us, but how we respond. Because if He knows how to speak to us, the real question becomes: what are we saying back?

New episodes release each Wednesday.

We love Sunday—the empty tomb, the victory, the resurrection.

But many times, life doesn’t feel like Sunday. It feels like Saturday.

In this episode, we walk through the “itinerary” of Easter week and pause in the space we often rush past—Saturday. The in-between. The waiting. The questions. The quiet. The liminal space.

Because even in the silence, God is still at work. If you find yourself in a Saturday season, this is your reminder: it’s not the end of the story. Sunday is coming.

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Here’s a small excerpt: "But I don’t think you have to imagine. I think you know this place. Different details. But you know this space of asking, “Where You at, God? Are You gonna show up?"

You can now find Glordinary, Inc. as a charity on Venmo or PayPal, or find me on our website: www.glordinary.com for any other method of giving. The website can also direct you to our PO Box just in case you ever want to send me a note, snail-mail style. Thank you so much!