What does it look like to trust God when your dream falls short? This episode takes us on a journey through the story of Tim Tebow, one of the most decorated college football players in history, who walked away from the NFL and picked up a baseball bat with a boldness that most people dismissed as a publicity stunt. Yet he climbed all the way to AAA professional baseball, one step from the majors, before retiring. The central scripture anchoring this reflection is Proverbs 3:5-6, where we are reminded that trusting God with all our heart means releasing our grip on outcomes and leaning into something bigger than our own understanding. Tebow's own words cut right to the heart of it: when we ask 'why' in excess, we are really telling God we do not trust Him. That is a challenge worth sitting with. His journey invites us to ask ourselves whether we are willing to go all in on something, give it everything we have, and still walk away with our faith intact when the door closes. The lesson is not that dreams always come true. The lesson is that the pursuit itself shapes us, strengthens us, and positions us for whatever God has mapped out next.