In this episode of Trailer Park Theology, the Josh and Kristi reflect on returning to a rhythm after being away from the mics and how God uses light to bring clarity, healing, and deeper communion. As they step into the 2026 theme Let There Be Light, they explore what it means to co-create with God by blending Scripture, real-life conversation, and lived faith.

Kristi and Josh break open the scriptures this week beginning with Genesis 2:18, “It is not good for man to be alone. I will make a helper suited to him.” This conversation centers on God’s design for relationship—how solitude reveals our capacity for love and how unity does not erase individuality but strengthens it.

This episode explores:

• Why slowing down creates space for spiritual clarity and “aha” moments
• How Scripture and conversation together reveal God’s presence in everyday life
• The difference between exterior companionship and interior loneliness
• Why marriage, friendship, and Bible study cannot replace the place meant for God
• How unity in the Body of Christ reflects two bulbs, one light

This episode reminds listeners that light often begins small—a spark, a pinhole of hope—but when we seek God through His Word and through authentic community, that light grows, illuminates, and draws us into deeper communion with Him and one another.

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