How do you navigate unexplained trials and unimaginable tragedy... while still trusting and following God?

Today we're joined by our friend Joe Oh, who is a Performance Coach, Speaker, and Educator for a very personal, vulnerable, and heartfelt conversation.

Join us for both tears and laughter as we dive deep into:

• How generational inheritance impacts us, both in good and challenging ways

• How God works through us and our families cross-generationally

• The raw reality of navigating pain and unexpected challenges

• Joe's honest and vulnerable account of dealing with panic attacks

• Joe's experience of walking through the heartbreak of miscarriage with his family

• What it means and looks like to "rejoice in trials"

• How to hold the tension between unanswered prayers and standing in faith

• And more...

It's not every day you see two grown Asian American men unpack their generational trauma.

Today, we're joined by John Chen, Founder & President at ABOUND Education and Life Coach, as he and Alex dive deep into a raw, vulnerable, and insightful conversation (and a mini impromptu LIVE coaching session) about their experiences, struggles, and lessons learned as Asian American sons of immigrant parents.

Join us as we unpack:

• John's powerful testimony of how God spoke to him about leaving his stable career in finance to start a college counseling business

• What has helped in healing generational trauma & breaking cycles of family pain

• The reality of navigating unresolved tensions with parents

• Discerning what season you're in & where God is leading you in your career (& life)

• How we can break down the barriers that block us from God's love

• The unique pressures & challenges faced by children of immigrant parents

• Insights on discerning God's wisdom & guidance in your personal & professional life

• And much more...

We want to specifically dedicate this (very vulnerable) episode to those of you who have a complicated relationship with your dad.

In many cultures especially (such as ours as Asian Americans), it’s normal to feel unsure and ill-equipped to navigate the confusing and complex “love-hate” tensions we often feel with our parents... especially our dads. (Ever wonder why the term “daddy issues” exists?)

But it makes it that much harder, too, when your social media feed gets flooded with "I love you, Dad!" posts on Father's Day.

So, if you have a complicated relationship with your dad...

This one’s for you.

We hope that this very REAL and raw conversation brings you comfort - so you know that you are not alone.

We pray that this encourages and helps you to be able to better see your dad through Jesus’ eyes - and to love your dad with Jesus’ love for each and every one of us. ❤️