By Christian Psychic Medium Troy Griffin Helping People Find Clarity Through God-Given Intuition. Over the past 20 years, I've had the privilege of sitting with people during some of the most important moments of their lives. People come to me with questions about relationships, family, careers, grief, major life decisions, and the uncertainty that all of us experience from time to time. They aren't looking for someone to make their decisions for them. They're looking for clarity, hope, and the confidence to move forward. Many people know me as a psychic medium. Others know me through television appearances, podcasts, or my work on missing person and true crime investigations. But before any of that, there is something I want you to know about me. I am a Christian. My faith has never been separate from my work. It has always been the foundation of it. Before every reading, I pray. I ask God for wisdom, discernment, and guidance so I can serve the person sitting in front of me with honesty, compassion, and integrity. I don't claim to know everything, and I don't believe the future is fixed. My responsibility is to share what I believe God allows me to perceive and to encourage people to make thoughtful decisions for their own lives. Over the years, I've learned that many people have misconceptions about what I do. I don't use tarot cards. I don't use crystal balls. I don't perform rituals. I don't rely on a personal spirit guide. What I do is rooted in prayer, discernment, and what I believe are God-given intuitive gifts. Throughout my career, I've also been asked one question more than almost any other: "How can you be both a Christian and a psychic?" I understand why people ask it. Some have asked with genuine curiosity. Others have already made up their minds before ever speaking with me. Throughout the years, I've even been written about by people who believe those two things cannot exist together. I respect that everyone is entitled to their own beliefs.

I believe in manifesting. I believe we can have a vision for what we want in our lives. I believe in putting our intentions out there, believing something is possible, praying about it, and doing the work necessary to help make it happen. I just don't believe I can—or need to—manifest it every single day. Maybe I'm doing manifestation wrong. Or maybe I've simply found what manifestation means to me. I hear people talk about waking up every morning and visualizing what they want. Repeating affirmations. Writing things down over and over. Creating vision boards. Acting as though something has already happened. If that works for you, great. For me, it doesn't feel natural. I can know what I want. I can visualize it. I can pray about it. I can believe with everything inside me that it is possible. But eventually, I have to let it go. If I Believe, Why Do I Keep Asking? This is where manifestation becomes very personal for me because I am also a Christian. When something is truly important to me, I pray about it. I tell God what is on my heart. I ask for direction. Sometimes I ask specifically for what I want. But if I've prayed about something and believe that God heard me, why would I need to wake up tomorrow and start the entire process again? Did He forget? Did my prayer expire overnight? I don't think so. There is a point where I have to stop asking and start trusting. That doesn't mean I stop working toward what I want. Faith doesn't mean sitting on the couch waiting for the phone to ring. I still have a responsibility. I have to show up. I have to do the work. I have to recognize opportunities when they appear. I may even have to change direction when something isn't working. But I don't believe I have to obsess over the outcome. There's a Difference Between Believing and Obsessing This is probably the part of manifestation that has always bothered me. Sometimes it sounds as though we're being told that if we aren't constantly thinking positively about what we want, somehow we're going to ruin it.

If someone had told me years ago that I would one day become known as a psychic, I probably would have laughed. Not because I didn't believe in God. Not because I wasn't open to helping people. But because being called a psychic wasn't something I ever wanted. Like many people, I had my own ideas about what that word meant. I didn't want to be associated with the stereotypes, the television personalities, or the image many people have of psychics. It simply wasn't who I was. My life was moving in an entirely different direction. Then one ordinary day, everything changed. I was about 40 years old and stopped by a friend's gift shop to buy my wife a greeting card. While I was there, I met a woman named Ann. During our conversation, she suddenly looked at me and asked, "Are you a psychic?" Without thinking... Without trying... Without even understanding why... I answered, "Yes." The moment I said those words, something happened that I still struggle to explain. Information began coming to me as naturally as having a conversation. There was no effort. No guessing. No trying to impress anyone. The answers simply came. I left that gift shop with one question echoing through my mind: "God... what just happened?" As a Christian, I wasn't willing to accept an experience like that without seeking God's direction. For the next 30 days, I prayed. Every day I asked God the same questions. "If this isn't from You, take it away." "If it is from You, make it clear." I searched Scripture. I searched my heart. I asked for wisdom, discernment, and peace. At the end of those 30 days, I believed I had my answer. I wasn't being called to become someone else. I was being called to use a gift to help people. That realization changed everything. More than twenty years have passed since that day. I've had the privilege of helping thousands of people navigate grief, relationships, careers, family struggles, major life decisions, and times when they simply needed hope. People often ask me if I use tarot cards, crystal balls, Ouija boards, séances, or other tools.

The Right Question Changes the Answer. Today, I received a message from someone asking if her children were going to get jobs. The honest answer is... yes, they can get a job. They could work in fast food, drive for DoorDash, work in retail, or choose any number of careers. That's why a broad question often leads to a broad answer. The real value comes from asking the question where clarity is actually needed.Instead of asking: "Will my daughter get a job?" Ask: "Will my daughter, Sally, find a job in the career she went to school for?"Or instead of: "Will my son get a job?" Ask: "Will my son find work as an electrician, or is there another path he should consider?" When I have those details, I can quiet my own thoughts, connect with Spirit, and allow the guidance to come through. Sometimes the answer isn't simply yes or no. Spirit may reveal that another certification is needed, that additional training would open the right door, or that a different opportunity is waiting—one that ultimately leads to greater success. This is also what makes my approach different. I don't rely on cards or other tools to interpret a situation. I seek to connect directly with Spirit so the guidance is centered on your question, your circumstances, and the direction Spirit wants to show you. My goal isn't simply to give an answer. My goal is to help you receive guidance that brings clarity, confidence, and direction for your life. Have you ever realized that the answer you were looking for depended on asking a better question? Troy

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