When shouldn't we be comfortable with death? Carder also talks about the commands presented in 1 Thessalonians 5 and how they might feel impossible. Rachelle shares about (potentially) the need for pain.

 Rachelle and Carder talk about the lie of comparison and unhealthy competition. They also talk about the lie of shame and how a relationship with Jesus sets us free.

Has reading a new scripture ever made you wonder if you’ve got it all wrong?? That’s what Hebrews 10:26 did to Rachelle and Carder. Listen in as they show us how to wrestle through a scary scripture and talk about sharing your faith in a healthy way that embraces truth AND love.

Rachelle reflects on helping her children grow spiritually. Carder tells us about a time he triggered a friend at church. 

We share a critical comment and dive into how you can know if what you're thinking is truly from God. We also talk about where we messed up and had to ask for forgiveness.

Rachelle shares about what she's learning watching a documentary, and why it's important to not give temptation a seat at the table. She also tells a bible story that will inspire you to get out of your comfort zone. Carder says it's actually biblical to be selfish in one area of your life, and it might surprise you!

Carder wonders if we push Jesus on our kids and Rachelle proves that God is good with Old Testament math.

Rachelle's oldest child is graduating and she's having trouble letting go, but has been encouraged through scripture on how to move forward. Carder revisits something he might have gotten wrong from a couple of episodes ago.

We go over one phrase that isn't actually in the Bible, but it's been treated like it is. We also talk boundaries as a church body for someone who is in unrepentant sin; and a quote that might give you that courage you need to share your faith. 

Some things seem like strictly coincidence. Like getting the front row parking spot at the store 2 trips in a row. We discuss whether things like this are for a reason, as well as God's control on events like this. We also discuss sharing our faith in Christ, and the difference between preaching and planting a seed.