In this candid episode of Meet at the Well, Justin and Lauren share the deeper story behind their current season of radical obedience: closing Lauren's successful seven-year coaching business, stepping back from striving, and returning to a faith rooted in Scripture rather than performance.
Lauren opens up about how success, provision, and even ministry can quietly become substitutes for trust in God, and how the Holy Spirit made it clear that there was no longer space for everything she was carrying. This episode explores what happens when God asks you to lay something down that works—and why obedience often comes without a ten-step plan.
Inside the episode:
🕊 Closing a thriving business in obedience to God 🕊 Untangling identity from success, productivity, and platforms 🕊 Striving versus trusting God for provision 🕊 Why Scripture—not spiritual highs—is the foundation of maturity 🕊 The difference between feeling inspired and being spiritually formed 🕊 Discernment in modern church culture 🕊 Performance Christianity vs reverent, Word-centered faith 🕊 Why reading the Bible daily changes the atmosphere of a home 🕊 Marriage, endurance, and building a life anchored in Christ
They also share openly about transitioning to a more Scripture-anchored church community, the dangers of emotional manipulation in faith spaces, and why spiritual maturity requires depth, discipline, and reverence—not just good feelings.
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