Faith on Tour

“The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases… they are new every morning.” Lamentations 3:22–23

Today’s podcast hit me pretty hard because I know I’ve been guilty of carrying way more than I’m supposed to.

Between trying to grow This Is DeLaCruz, staying on top of my rep job, being intentional in my marriage, and even all the 3D print stuff, it can feel like my brain never shuts off. I’m constantly thinking about what needs to get done next, what I’m behind on, what I’m not giving enough attention to, and how I’m supposed to balance all of it well.

And I think that’s why this one stood out to me so much.

God gives mercy for today. Not for every possible problem next week. Not for the full weight of the month. Not for every responsibility all at once. Just for today.

That’s hard for me, because I…

Happy Easter!

I want to take a moment to be really vulnerable with you all. Recently, I had one of the toughest interviews I’ve ever done with an artist. It wasn’t about the music or the craft, but about facing someone whose values and actions were difficult for me to reconcile with my own beliefs. It was a stark reminder of how challenging and dark this touring world can sometimes be.

In these moments, it’s crucial to remember that we are called to be an example and a light, reflecting Christ in all we do. People are always watching, and we have a responsibility to stay true to our values and faith, no matter how difficult the circumstances.

I’d love to hear from you all: have any of you faced similar challenges recently? What have you found helpful in navigating those tough situations? Have you ever had to work closely with an…

Romans 8:28

“We know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.”

This one is such a strong reminder that when your life is anchored in God’s promises, you become steady in a way the world can’t explain.

Romans 8:28 doesn’t say all things are good. It says God works all things together for good for those who love Him. That means the good days, the frustrating days, the unexpected setbacks, the unanswered questions, the losses, and the wins are all under His authority.

That kind of promise gives real stability.

There are so many things we try to lean on when life feels uncertain. Comfort. Control. Money. Distractions. Other people’s approval. But none of those things can carry the weight of our lives. They all shake eventually.