We can learn things from one another without compromising our beliefs.

We talk about how we want to live our lives and how we want to "go out". What does that look like on the small scale as well as the grand one?

Carder held the door open for a stranger, and what happened next was a good reminder for humility. If Christians are called to be servants, we're not always going to get the accolades.

If the power of God is in me, does that give me the power to ban sickness from my body? This was a very real conversation, and we address it with logic and, most importantly, with scripture.

How would Jesus want us to deal with disappointment? My reaction to disappointment can either inform positively or negatively my life, my children, my peers and my family.

How can recalling family history and pulling out old family albums help your faith journey? Those photos of your uncle looking like a tourist in shorts, black socks and sandals should be good for something!! Rachelle and Carder discuss our ancestry in Christ.

Often, we overthink living a life for God. It's definitely important to show His love and kindness, know scripture and be ready to share the gospel. But one thing people often end up doing: using their own strength. This week, we talk about the difference in doing things FOR God, and doing things WITH God.

Carder talks about how he struggles to hear God's voice and gives advice for those that might be going through the same thing.

Rachelle talks about a stage in life that for some reason, no one talks about: even though every woman goes through it. Plus, how it relates to our faith.

A friend of Carder's pointed out one line from Jesus that should help all believers lean on God, and not feel like they have to do it all themselves. Also, we talk about encouragement to share your faith even when you don't feel "qualified" or that you know enough.