Realigned: Re-centering on Jesus in a World Pulling You Elsewhere
Alexis Waid
17 episodes
20 hours ago
Realigned is a 5-minute Gospel recalibration for Christians who are serious about keeping Jesus at the center—even in a world pulling them everywhere else.
You won’t find hype here. Just biblical clarity, spiritual formation, and honest reminders of what it means to live like Jesus in a world that has forgotten Him.
Each episode helps you notice the drift, cut through the noise, and re-center on what matters most.
For those ready to be reshaped by truth—this is for you.
Want to go deeper? Scroll down to the first three foundation episodes (originally recorded as Out of Sync) where we uncover the hidden drift, cultural noise, and why realignment matters.
This podcast isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level advice. It’s about peeling back layers of distraction, cultural noise, and complacency to rediscover an authentic, transformative closeness with Christ. Each episode shines a light on overlooked challenges, helping listeners realign with the true, powerful Gospel that Jesus offers.
Out of Sync lovingly guides Christians to recognize the subtle forces—cultural pressures, unnoticed habits, ingrained beliefs, and even our own human nature—that quietly disrupt our connection to God and the growth He promises. With each episode, this podcast invites believers to realign with a faith deeply rooted in God’s truth, uncovering a life of true, unfiltered closeness with Him.
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Realigned is a 5-minute Gospel recalibration for Christians who are serious about keeping Jesus at the center—even in a world pulling them everywhere else.
You won’t find hype here. Just biblical clarity, spiritual formation, and honest reminders of what it means to live like Jesus in a world that has forgotten Him.
Each episode helps you notice the drift, cut through the noise, and re-center on what matters most.
For those ready to be reshaped by truth—this is for you.
Want to go deeper? Scroll down to the first three foundation episodes (originally recorded as Out of Sync) where we uncover the hidden drift, cultural noise, and why realignment matters.
This podcast isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level advice. It’s about peeling back layers of distraction, cultural noise, and complacency to rediscover an authentic, transformative closeness with Christ. Each episode shines a light on overlooked challenges, helping listeners realign with the true, powerful Gospel that Jesus offers.
Out of Sync lovingly guides Christians to recognize the subtle forces—cultural pressures, unnoticed habits, ingrained beliefs, and even our own human nature—that quietly disrupt our connection to God and the growth He promises. With each episode, this podcast invites believers to realign with a faith deeply rooted in God’s truth, uncovering a life of true, unfiltered closeness with Him.
Realigned: Re-centering on Jesus in a World Pulling You Elsewhere
34 minutes 19 seconds
12 months ago
Where Did Your Fire Go?
In this first episode of the Out of Sync foundational series for Realigned, Alexis invites listeners to revisit the early spark of their faith and consider what it takes to sustain a steady, vibrant relationship with God. Central to this episode is a powerful message from Jesus—an exchange in Scripture that has profoundly influenced Alexis’s ministry. This message isn’t merely a teaching; it’s a wake-up call that asks listeners to reflect on whether their connection with God is as strong and enduring as it could be.
Through heartfelt reflections and insights from the lives of the first disciples, Alexis questions the common mindset that accepts fleeting spiritual intensity as normal. She examines the ways certain Christian sayings may actually dampen our faith, urging us to rethink what’s possible in our walk with God. This episode pushes us to consider how closely our modern experience of faith aligns with what the first disciples encountered in their walk with God. It’s an invitation to seek the “spiritual kindling” needed for a faith that doesn’t just flicker but burns brightly, deeply rooted in the promise of the Gospel.
This Episode 1 Companion Guide, “Where Did Your Fire Go?” will walk you through key themes and questions that encourage you to reflect on your current relationship with God and examine areas where your spiritual fire might need rekindling.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:
Realigned: Re-centering on Jesus in a World Pulling You Elsewhere
Realigned is a 5-minute Gospel recalibration for Christians who are serious about keeping Jesus at the center—even in a world pulling them everywhere else.
You won’t find hype here. Just biblical clarity, spiritual formation, and honest reminders of what it means to live like Jesus in a world that has forgotten Him.
Each episode helps you notice the drift, cut through the noise, and re-center on what matters most.
For those ready to be reshaped by truth—this is for you.
Want to go deeper? Scroll down to the first three foundation episodes (originally recorded as Out of Sync) where we uncover the hidden drift, cultural noise, and why realignment matters.
This podcast isn’t about quick fixes or surface-level advice. It’s about peeling back layers of distraction, cultural noise, and complacency to rediscover an authentic, transformative closeness with Christ. Each episode shines a light on overlooked challenges, helping listeners realign with the true, powerful Gospel that Jesus offers.
Out of Sync lovingly guides Christians to recognize the subtle forces—cultural pressures, unnoticed habits, ingrained beliefs, and even our own human nature—that quietly disrupt our connection to God and the growth He promises. With each episode, this podcast invites believers to realign with a faith deeply rooted in God’s truth, uncovering a life of true, unfiltered closeness with Him.
