The Wherever You Go Podcast with Sam Bauer

Episode 1: Alex Gianetti’s Testimony The Wherever You Go Podcast In this episode, Sam sits down with Alex Gianetti as he shares his testimony of God’s faithfulness and transformation in his life. From challenges to breakthrough moments, Alex’s story is a reminder of God’s power to redeem and restore. This is the very first interview episode of The Wherever You Go Podcast, and marks the beginning of a new season of sharing not just Sam’s reflections, but also the voices and testimonies of others who are living out their faith. ⸻ What you’ll hear in this episode: •Alex’s personal story and how God has worked in his life. •Honest reflections on faith, struggle, and growth. •Encouragement for listeners to look for God’s presence in their own journey. ⸻ Scripture Inspiration: •Joshua 1:9 — “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” ⸻ 🎧 Listen now and be inspired by Alex’s testimony of God’s faithfulness.

🎙️ Episode 4 — Faith Over Fantasy: Why Manifesting Falls Short Manifestation promises that you can create your own reality if you visualize it strongly enough. But here’s the truth: manifesting is just fantasy. In this episode, Sam unpacks the cultural obsession with manifesting, why it ultimately falls short, and how biblical faith sets us free from the pressure to control our own outcomes. You’ll discover that peace doesn’t come from speaking things into the universe — it comes from trusting the God who spoke the universe into being. Key Scriptures: •Hebrews 11:1 — “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” •Proverbs 16:9 — “In their hearts humans plan their course, but the Lord establishes their steps.” •Matthew 6:33 — “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” 🎧 Listen now to Episode 4 in the Unlearning Self Help Series of The Wherever You Go Podcast and be reminded: faith is stronger than fantasy — because God is faithful.

In a world that tells us “your brand is everything,” it’s easy to start believing that who we are is wrapped up in what we create, post, or produce. But when your identity is tied to your platform, you’ll always feel pressure to perform. In this episode, Sam unpacks the lie that your brand defines you — and replaces it with the truth of God’s Word: your identity is not something you build, it’s something you receive. Whether you’re a business owner, content creator, or simply someone who’s been caught in the trap of image over authenticity, this conversation will help you rest in who you are in Christ, not what you produce. ⸻ Key Scriptures: •Colossians 3:3 — “Your life is now hidden with Christ in God.” •Galatians 2:20 — “It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me.” ⸻ 🎧 Listen now and be reminded: your brand can change, but your identity in Christ never will.

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1 Corinthians 13:8 is my verse for today and what a great and very popular chapter of the Bible this is! I love that Paul not only lists out what love is, but he also makes note of what love isn’t…and that’s what resonated with me today.

It’s the day after Christmas and I realized that this never published! Here is my recap of Luke Chapter 20-21! Guys! lol Thank you for giving me grace as we read through the book of Luke.

In this episode of our advent series, Sam recaps Luke chapters 13-17. Questions to think about: -When was the last time you intentionally took a lower position or served someone else instead of seeking recognition or praise? - In what ways do you seek honor, praise or status in your daily life? How might choosing humility open more opportunities to glorify God? - Jesus emphasis that we all need repentance l, not just those who have obvious struggles. In what ways can you shift your focus from comparing yourself to others to examining your own heart and actions? -What are some ‘comforts’ or ‘attachments’ that might be hindering you from fully following Christ? -What small responsibilities, habits or tasks in your life are you tempted to overlook or neglect? How does your approach to these reveal your character? -How might God be testing your faithfulness in small, unseen areas of your life to prepare you for greater responsibilities? -Are their areas in your life that God is calling you to bear more spiritual fruit? What ‘cultivation’ or changes might need to happen for growth to occur? Quoted scripture: Luke 16:10, Joshua 1:9

In Like chapters 5-7 Jesus begins public miracles and public teaching. He chooses his disciples, catches fish, heals the ill and even raises a life. He preaches great lessons, shares the Beatitudes, and shows what it means to be defiant in the name of love. Questions to think about: -Are there boundaries that you have set for loving others that Jesus would challenge you to break down? - what does it mean to love boldly, even if it risks critism or misunderstanding? - Jesus’ love was always active. How can you love someone this week in a way that reflects His way- without seeking recognition or worrying how it might make you appear to this world? -Who in your life might need a reminder that they are loved by God? How can you be the one to deliver that message? Quoted scripture: Joshua 1:9, Luke 7:47