In this episode, OT dives deep into the uncomfortable truth that not everyone is meant to go where God is taking you. Some people are blessings — others are blockers. And when God starts removing people from your life, it’s not always punishment… it’s preparation. With real-life analogies, scripture, and raw honesty, OT breaks down why God will sometimes hit “unfollow” on your behalf, and how letting go can open the door to the breakthrough you’ve been praying for.

This message will challenge you, free you, and remind you: you’re not losing people — you’re gaining clarity.

In this episode of Shift Happens with OT, I’m getting real about rock bottom—not the cute kind… the kind where the fridge is empty, your car’s gone, and you’re sleeping in a room you grew up in, wondering if you’ll ever get up again.

I’ve been there.

Financially wrecked. Questioning my worth. Wondering if I’d ever be loved, provided for, or whole again.

But here’s what I learned:

Rock bottom isn’t your end—it’s where God starts to build.

This episode will speak to the one who feels forgotten, the one who’s in survival mode, and the one who’s seconds from giving up.

God isn’t punishing you—He’s positioning you. And this story is proof that He can rebuild everything that life tried to take.

In this episode of Shift Happens with OT, we’re keeping it raw and real. OT opens up about comparing himself in the gym—and in life—and how that quiet jealousy can creep in when we feel like we’re behind. From seeing a cousin make six figures to wondering when it’s your turn, this sermon is a reminder that your journey is not on pause—it’s on purpose.

God didn’t forget about you. He’s just building something so big, it needs a little extra time.

This episode unpacks:

• Why comparison is a trap
• How to survive the “waiting room” season
• Scriptures that remind you to trust God’s timing
• And how your biggest blessing comes when you stay in your lane

This one’s for anyone who’s ever looked at someone else and thought, “Why not me?”

Spoiler alert: God’s got you.