Episode Details

From childhood molestation, spiritual confusion, and a planned suicide night to rediscovering God and founding Eden’s Conflict — Jai Rosa shares his raw journey of losing and reclaiming faith.

In this powerful conversation for people in their 20s, Jai reveals:

• How trauma and duality led him away from God

• The dramatic divine intervention that stopped his suicide

• Hearing God’s voice in an unforgettable shower encounter

• Creating a faith-based strategy card game to make Scripture practical and engaging

• Blending creativity, strategy, and faith to help others find hope and purpose

If you’ve struggled with doubt, hidden pain, or finding your way back to faith, this episode offers real honesty and inspiration.

Jai Rosa is the founder of Eden’s Conflict and creator of a faith-based strategy card game designed to make biblical wisdom transformative.

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Connect with Jai Roza

Website:https://www.edensconflict.com/

LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jai-roza-8906672b4/

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Chapters

0:00 - Intro & Welcome Jai Rosa

1:20 - Jai’s Background & Founding Eden’s Conflict

4:45 - Losing Faith: Childhood Trauma & Duality

12:30 - The Night He Planned to Take His Life

19:10 - Divine Intervention & The Phone Call

26:45 - Hearing God’s Voice in the Shower Encounter

35:20 - From Brokenness to Creating a Faith-Based Card Game

43:50 - Making Scripture Practical & Transformative

52:15 - Advice for Young Adults Struggling with Doubt & Pain

1:00:40 - Final Thoughts on Choice, Hope & Purpose