Amy walks through the progression from living in compliance with the world, to living with complacency, to finally becoming complicit with the darkness around us. We are encouraged to be alert and separate from the world, looking to Christ as our example.

Amy opens with an encouraging reminder to be steadfast as we wait on the Lord. She is then joined by Sharon Fox, Judy Pierce, Racquel Douglas, and Brooke Meador as they discuss topics including feeling secure in our salvation, forming healthy friendships with other Christian women, and interacting in love and truth with those living in sexual sin.

Our lives can look messy and dark, and that's because we're fighting a spiritual battle! Amy looks at the armor of God listed in Ephesians 6:12 and discusses how important each piece is in resisting the devil and his tactics.

Proverbs 14:1 compares the wise woman who builds up her house to the foolish woman who tears it down. Amy challenges us to invest our time and money into building our relationships with the Lord and with our families.

Amy gives a quick word on the importance of fellowship before she is joined by Jessie Bittner, Joey Lawton, and Sharon Fox to discuss some of the questions faced by Christian women. The topics include when to teach children about politics and sexuality, how to work out our salvation with fear and trembling, and ways to respectfully encourage husbands to take spiritual leadership in the home.

Amy looks at Eve's part in the fall of humanity and the tactics Satan used to tempt her. We are warned to look to Scripture alone for wisdom and truth, and to find spiritual safety in the covering and insight of godly men.

Amy reminds us that we are called to be a hammer and not a nail, checking the Word instead of letting the world drive our beliefs. In frightening and evil days, we can embrace God's truth, take courage, and have joy!

Amy sits down with her husband, Chris to talk kitchen table apologetics. What is apologetics and why is it important not just for parents but for all believers? Chris and Amy talk about what this looks like in their home and walk through the example of the how we can defend the reliability of Scripture.

Scripture References:

1 John 1:1

Jude 3, 22

Resources:

New Evidence that Demands a Verdict by Josh McDowell

Keeping your Kids on God's Side by Natasha Crain

Depression is often the best kept secret in the church, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode Amy shares her own story with depression and how the Word of God is truly a lamp to our feet in those dark places.

Scripture: Romans 12:2; Psalm 119:25, 36, 50, 114; Psalm 43:5

Book referenced: Steal Away Home by Matt Carter & Aaron Ivey

Amy examines the themes of "home" and "shelter" found throughout Psalm 91. What a sweet place of comfort and growth to be abiding and dwelling in the Lord during times of trial!