Christina and Ashlyn dig into the power of fasting and their desire to take it more seriously as a spiritual practice.

The conversation on dating and dating apps continues with some help from some of our favorite listeners! Part two is still vulnerable, but slightly more coherent...

After debriefing a difficult and dramatic week, Ashlyn and Christina dive into a different source of difficulty and drama— dating apps! Look here for more solidarity than answers, and join the convo @apwpodcast

St. Paul tells us to “run as to win” (1 Cor 9:24) In this episode, two non-runners attempt to get to the heart of pacing. One plays the tortoise, one plays the hare. Bet you can’t guess which is which!

Knowing how to best use terms begins with defining them. Join Ashlyn and Christina as the debrief life and take a good look at false dichotomies and personal biases.

Ashlyn's historic first visit to Los Angeles, in which the girls visit iconic LA vlog spots and reflect on the heart of fandom.

Christina reflects on her experience with anxiety while attempting to follow Christ.

What happens when you go home after an amazing conference or retreat? How do you maintain the resolutions you made during a powerful moment with God when the consolations fade? Or on the other side, how do you navigate the tendency to believe that other people seemed to have had "more powerful" experiences than you?

Ever made a list of attributes you want to see in your spouse? Ever seen imperfect people commit to each other? How do we receive people as gifts when we both desire them to be a certain way and must accept them as they are?

Also, if you're curious about the history of Tyson's Corner, VA (and you know you are), the first 3 minutes of this episode are for you.

⚠️ PARENTAL ADVISORY WARNING *If your kids believe in Santa— this episode isn’t for them. ** If your kids listen to our podcast... uhh cool? Thanks for listening, kids!

Is telling children the tall tale of Father Christmas a right of passage or a bold-faced lie? Join this week as the girls process their own experiences of Santa Claus and try to get to the heart of this widespread holiday tradition.