Hey, it's 2026, guys. And I am believing God for huge things this semester. And what we're

about to talk about in the coming months, I believe will shift the trajectory of your life. Yesterday, I was headed

to my first interview for my new book that comes out in March called The Lie You Don't

Know You Believe. And I put on my slacks in my button-up with a little bow and I didn't feel like I was

suiting up for an interview in California. I felt like I was suiting up with boxing gloves

ready to go fight. And not like the superhero kind of fight, but the deep in my soul, gritty, sweaty. I don't know if I

can do this. My gloves are on them with my girlfriends and we're going to do our best to fight the

bad guys. You know, it wasn't, it wasn't a superhero. This is going to be easy. I'm going to

fight for all of you and you're all going to be free.

It was let's go slug it out together. And let's see if we aren't completely different on the other side of this. What if four months from now your life felt more free, more peaceful?

What if for the first time you could name the core lie that

you started believing when you were eight years old on a softball field when somebody said

something to you that you've never forgotten? What if this was the year, these were the months,

that the plaguing thoughts that you cannot shake,

that you continue to spiral in over and over again of insecurity, doubt, fear, rejection.

What if they no longer plagued you?

That is what I am praying and that is what I am believing, could be different.

The core lie that you've believed all your life, we're going to go fight it.

We're going to name it.

We're going to know it.

You're going to stop feeding it in your life.

There's this story that I'll mention again later in the season of my daughter who brought

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