When a woman says yes to your proposal, she's not just saying yes to a ring or a wedding. She's saying yes to a lifetime of trust, leadership, love, and safety. In this convicting yet hopeful episode, Nick Chybrzynski breaks down the spiritual, emotional, physical, and cultural weight behind a man's responsibility when he asks a woman to marry him. Whether you're newly engaged, married for years, or preparing your heart to lead in the future—this episode will wake you up to what it really means to be a husband God designed and a wife truly needs.

Thank you for taking the time to jump into Life, Hope, and Leadership with me. I hope you are encouraged today by our time together. Grab something to take notes with, and know I am praying for you and cheering you on in your walk with God. If you have questions about Jesus and Christianity, please take a moment to check out the following links: www.ghow.net/saved or www.pastornick.net.

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🎙️ New Episode: Why Don’t People Try?

With more access to knowledge, mentors, tools, and opportunities than ever before — why are so many people still stuck? Why do dreams die in the mind before they ever take a single step?

In this thought-provoking episode of Life, Hope, and Leadership, we unpack the psychological, spiritual, and practical reasons people don’t take action. From fear of failure and identity wounds to mental fatigue and decision paralysis — we’ll expose the real barriers that keep people from stepping into change and calling.

💡 You’ll learn:

• The science behind why people freeze instead of move

• The spiritual warfare that discourages faith-filled risk

• The habits that quietly steal our drive and potential

🔥 Whether you’re an entrepreneur, pastor, parent, or everyday dreamer — this episode is a wake-up call: Stop waiting. Start walking. The world changes when you decide to.

Thank you for taking the time to jump into Life, Hope, and Leadership with me. I hope you are encouraged today by our time together. Grab something to take notes with, and know I am praying for you and cheering you on in your walk with God. If you have questions about Jesus and Christianity, please take a moment to check out the following links: www.ghow.net/saved or www.pastornick.net.

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🎙️ New Episode: Trim the Fat – Prioritize What Matters

Is your schedule packed but your soul still starving? In today’s episode of Life, Hope, and Leadership, we’re confronting the lie that busyness equals fruitfulness. We dive into the biblical difference between activity and intentionality — between being busy for God and actually walking with Him.

Join in as we challenge the hustle, examine what busyness does to our bodies, minds, and relationships, and discover how to cut the clutter and return to what matters most in God’s eyes. Through Scripture, practical tools, and convicting reflection questions, this episode will help you trim the fat and steward your time with clarity, purpose, and peace.

📖 Scriptures like Psalm 46:10, Luke 10:41–42, Ephesians 5:15–16, and Matthew 11:28 set the pace for a slower, more sacred rhythm of life — one that leaves room for God, family, rest, and the Kingdom call.

🛑 It’s time to stop glorifying busy and start prioritizing what truly matters.

✍️ At the end, you’ll be challenged to name one thing to cut and one thing to commit to — and begin living a life that’s not just full, but fruitful.