When Know Your Platform didn’t return on March 7th as expected, listeners were left wondering: What’s going on? The answer isn’t about burnout or failure—it’s about surrender. Jeremiah Jacksun, the creator and founder of the podcast, and David Lewis III, the co-host, are stepping into what they call a divine pause, a season of rest and realignment that challenges everything we think we know about success and productivity.
“Christ’s timing isn’t just important, it’s everything,” says Jeremiah.
“If I’m moving at my speed instead of His, I’m already off track. At Know Your Platform, we’re learning to let Him lead, even when it doesn’t make sense.”
David, the co-host, shares a profound truth:
“When you surrender your plans to Christ, you start to see His hand in everything. The veil lifts, and what you thought was real fades away. He shows you your purpose, not as the world defines it, but as He designed it before you were born.”
But beyond the podcast, there’s a deeper story—a bond rooted in faith and brotherhood. David opens up with raw vulnerability: “Look, I need to be real with y’all for a second. This isn’t just about co-hosting a podcast. Jeremiah? That’s my brother. Not by blood, but in Christ. And let me tell you something—he didn’t have to believe in me. He didn’t have to bring me on this show or give me a platform to speak. But he did. He saw something in me when I couldn’t even see it in myself. And it’s not just about the podcast. On a personal level, he’s done things for me—big things, little things—that I’ll never forget. Things that changed my life. That’s why I’ll always love him. Always. And I’ll always have his back, no matter what.”
This divine pause isn’t just a break—it’s a recalibration. It’s a reminder that
Our value isn’t tied to what we do but to who we are in Christ.
For Jeremiah and David, this season is about trusting His plan, even when the world demands constant motion.
“I stand with Jeremiah in this,” David adds.
“This pause isn’t an end—it’s a reset. We’ll be back, stronger and more aligned than ever.”
In a culture that glorifies hustle, this message is a wake-up call:
True success isn’t about how much you achieve, it’s about how faithfully you follow Christ.
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