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Should Christians care about the midterm elections or should they stay out of politics altogether? In this episode, we discuss why voting is more than a political act. Voting is an opportunity to faithfully steward the influence God has entrusted to us. We explore why the midterm elections matter, what Scripture says about civic responsibility, and why Christians shouldn't sit on the sidelines. Our hope is never in politics, but that doesn't mean our faith has nothing to say about how we participate. Join us as we discuss why Christians should approach the voting booth with prayer, wisdom, and conviction. Let's get into it!

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Have you slowly drifted from the Lord without even realizing it? Most Christians don't wake up one day and decide to walk away from their faith. More often, spiritual drift happens quietly, through distraction, comfort, busyness, and small compromises that slowly pull our hearts away from Christ. In this episode, Lilly explores one of the most overlooked crises facing the American Church and why recognizing it is the first step toward returning to faithful discipleship. Let's get into it!

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What happens when you let your listeners ask the questions? To celebrate an incredible milestone of 30,000 podcast downloads, we're doing something a little different. In this special rapid-fire episode, we're answering questions submitted by you, and we're covering everything from theology, history, current events, ministry, and we even include a few hot takes along the way. Let's get into it!

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Are you ready for our biggest GIVEAWAY yet? Tomorrow's the day! In this short episode, we're unveiling everything you need to know about The Ultimate Podcast Listener Giveaway, like what's inside, how to enter, and why we're celebrating 30,000 downloads! We never imagined this many people would press play, and we're so grateful you've been a part of the journey. We can't wait to celebrate with you! Let's get into it!

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Every podcast has a beginning, but do you know ours? We're celebrating 30,000 downloads by sharing the story behind The Few, how it all started, what inspired us to keep going, and the unexpected ways God has used this ministry. Oh... and we have a surprise!!!

Our Ultimate Podcast Listener Bundle Giveaway is launching soon, and this episode is your first hint that something fun is on the way. Let's get into it!

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What if the only person willing to stand for justice was the one standing completely alone? History is filled with people who refused to follow the crowd, and sometimes, they were the only ones who got it right. In the Lindsay Clancy trial, one juror stood apart from the other eleven. In this episode, we explain why we stand with the lone juror, discuss what his holdout may reveal about the evidence and our culture's understanding of justice, and explore what Christians can learn about conviction, courage, and the willingness to stand alone when it comes at a personal cost. This conversation will challenge you to think more deeply about truth, accountability, and what it means to refuse to compromise your conscience. Let's get into it!

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What happens when one man's courage outlives his life, and one nation's greatest tragedy still echoes 25 years later? One year after Charlie Kirk's death and as we pause to remember the lives lost on 9/11, we're reflecting on two moments that continue to shape America's future in very different ways. What have we learned? What have we forgotten? And what responsibility do Christians have in preserving truth, courage, and the values that hold a republic together?

In this episode, we discuss legacy, leadership, patriotism, grief, and why remembering matters. Because history isn't just something we look back on, it's something that calls us to action. Let's get into it!

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What if we've become so uncomfortable with evil that we'd rather explain it away than confront it? In this episode, we have a real conversation about demonic influence, what Scripture teaches about spiritual warfare, and the Lindsay Clancy case. We discuss the cultural response to her crimes, the tension between compassion and accountability, and why a biblical worldview is essential when navigating difficult conversations like these. Let's get into it!

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What if the greatest obstacle to your faith isn't suffering, but your determination to avoid it? In this episode, we unpack why following Jesus was never meant to be comfortable. From carrying our cross to enduring trials with joy, Scripture repeatedly reminds us that difficulty isn't evidence that God has abandoned us, it's often evidence that He's at work. If you've been tempted to give up because obedience feels hard, this conversation is for you. We'll explore how discomfort shapes spiritual maturity, why Christians shouldn't fear hardship, and how a difficult faith is not an impossible faith when Christ is our strength. Let's get into it!

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Can compassion become dangerous when it ignores truth? In this episode, we unpack the details of the Lindsay Clancy case, including the arguments surrounding her trial, the overwhelming cultural response that has followed, and the disturbing reality of culture martyring a murderer. While Christians are called to show mercy, we are also called to uphold truth, justice, and the value of every human life. We discuss why the public reaction to this case should concern believers, how emotions can shape our moral judgment, and what a biblical response looks like when tragedy, mental illness, and accountability collide.

DISCLAIMER: This is not an episode that should be listened to in the presence of children. Listener discretion is advised.

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