Coco Crosson doesn’t do timid. She’ll tell you plainly: the same boldness she carried in the club in her college days is the boldness she brings to the altar now — except now it’s fully surrendered. “I am who I am by the grace of God” isn’t just a caption for her. It’s the whole story.

On this episode of I’ll Just Let Myself In, Lish Speaks sits down with the psalmist, worship leader, and viral singer whose voice regularly stops people mid-scroll. But this conversation goes deeper than the clips — into what it actually costs to answer a call your own family didn’t understand.

In this episode, Coco opens up about:

• Why she says ministry is done “with the mind” — and why living right matters more than singing better
• The reason she stopped listening to gospel and CCM years ago, and what she refuses to become
• Growing up Southern Baptist, where women didn’t preach — and how she made peace with the doubt
• Why she believes the most dangerous people are the ones unafraid to look desperate for God
• The heart behind her single “PANIYM,” and the moment in Exodus that inspired it
• What full-time ministry really demanded of her — and what she didn’t see coming

It’s a conversation about boldness, calling, and refusing to compartmentalize your faith — a reminder that you don’t get to choose when you answer when you’ve been called.

Watch or listen to the full episode now — and go find your secret place with God.

I’ll Just Let Myself In airs Mondays at 8PM ET on Holy Culture Radio, SiriusXM Channel 168 — real conversations at the intersection of faith and culture.