You can listen to fifteen podcasts. Read your Bible every day. Know all the right verses, post all the right things, say all the right prayers. And your life can still look exactly the same. Because knowing isn’t the same as doing — and God didn’t call us to know about Him. He called us to walk with Him. In this Season 2 finale, Robert shares the story of the injury that ended one life and started another, the moment Faith in the Fields was born out of the rubble, and what it actually looks like to put faith on the ground. James 1. Joshua 1. And a tease for Season 3.

You gave your heart to Jesus. You meant it. So why are you still angry? Still worried? Still struggling with the same stuff? In this episode, Robert walks through a conversation with his wife and a tearful moment with his oldest son to answer the question most of us are too afraid to ask out loud: if I really surrendered, why am I still like this? From Genesis 4 to Proverbs 3, this one's for anyone who's been told surrender is the finish line — and is starting to suspect that wasn't the whole story.

What do you do when life hits you with something you can’t fix?

In this episode of Faith in the Fields, we talk about one of the hardest parts of faith—letting go of control.

After walking through the loss of his grandfather, Robert shares a deeply personal moment of standing in the hospital, wanting to fix what couldn’t be fixed… and realizing that some situations aren’t ours to control.

Through Scripture and real-life experience, this episode explores:
• Why we naturally try to control outcomes
• How control can quietly replace trust
• What it looks like to surrender—even when it hurts
• And how peace begins when we finally let go

Featuring powerful verses like Proverbs 3:5–6, Psalm 46:10, and 1 Peter 5:7, this conversation is not about having all the answers—it’s about trusting God when you don’t.

If you’re in a season where life feels uncertain, heavy, or out of your hands… this episode will meet you right there.

You don’t have to understand everything.
You just have to trust the One who does.