Bible Beans with Whitney Andrus

After an unplanned (but grace-filled) pause, Bible Beans is back! Before we return to Romans, I’m sharing a personal story from a recent snorkeling trip in Bermuda—one that reminded me how quickly fear creeps in when we can’t see the bottom, and how everything changes when we know we’re not alone. This episode is about faith, doubt, and the steady presence of a Father who never lets go.

We’ll pick back up in Romans starting June 18—get ready for a deeper dive, with more planning, more heart, and more beans. ☕️

Follow along at @whitandrus for updates and encouragement between episodes.

Hey y’all, welcome back to Bible Beans! I’m Whitney Andrus, and today we’re diving deep into Romans 6 — a powerful chapter that reminds us we’re dead to sin and alive to God through Christ. This episode is a little messy, totally unedited, and fully heart-driven, because Bible Beans is all about showing up as we are.

I share some personal reflections about purpose, comparison, and surrender, plus some thoughts on how understanding our old selves were crucified with Christ can completely change how we face temptation and shame. We talk about what it really means to be a slave to righteousness (instead of sin), and I’ll challenge you with a few heart questions to carry into your week.

This is a safe place to explore the Word without needing to have it all figured out. So grab your Bible, your coffee, and let’s spill the beans together! I also share how you can connect with me on Instagram (@whitandrus) and keep an eye out for the launch of my new site.

Let’s get into it, friends!

Doop do do do… it’s Bible Beans time, y’all!

In this short but powerful chapter, we’re talking about peace with God, what it means to rejoice in our suffering (yes, really), and how the love of Jesus reaches us right in the middle of our mess. We’re diving into why you don’t have to earn your way to grace, and how one mighty act changed everything—for everyone.

You’ll hear about a mystery sticky note, some sneezes, and a whole lot of honesty. Grab your Bible, your coffee, and let’s spill the beans on Romans 5!

Key Questions to Reflect On:

• Do I live like I truly have peace with God, or do I still feel like I have to earn it?
• How do I typically respond to suffering: panic, self-reliance, or hope?
• What does it look like for me to receive God’s love daily?

Need a Bible? Prayer requests? Questions?

Message me on Instagram: @whitandrus

In this episode of Bible Beans, we’re diving into Romans Chapter 4 — a chapter packed with promises, questions, and a reminder that our righteousness comes not from what we do, but from who we believe in. Whitney shares her reflections on Abraham’s faith, her own struggles with trusting God in the small things, and what it means to celebrate forgiveness and grace. Plus, an Easter egg analogy you don’t want to miss! Grab your Bible, your coffee, and come sit with us — no pressure to have it all figured out.

Follow along on Instagram @whitandrus for updates, questions, and connection, and visit www.whitneyandrus.com for more ways to get involved!

In this episode of Bible Beans, Whitney dives into Romans 3, reflecting on the powerful truth that no one is righteous—not even one. She recaps Romans 1 and 2 to show how Paul lays the groundwork for understanding our deep need for grace, then walks through Romans 3 with honesty, real questions, and a few coffee-fueled tangents along the way.

Whitney shares how conviction (not shame) has drawn her closer to God and why realizing we’re all on a level playing field when it comes to righteousness is actually a freeing, beautiful truth. She also opens up with personal stories, wrestles with big questions like, “Did Paul know these letters would change the world?”, and reminds us that reading the Bible doesn’t have to be perfect to be powerful.

Grab your Bible, grab your coffee, and let’s dig in—messy hearts and all.

Want to share your thoughts, questions, or reflections? Follow and message Whitney at @whitandrus on Instagram—she’d love to hear from you!

In this episode of Bible Beans, we’re diving into Romans Chapter 2, where Paul reminds us that God doesn’t play favorites — He sees the heart, not just outward appearances.

We’ll talk about how easy it is to judge others while missing the work God wants to do in us, what it really means to have God’s law written on our hearts, and how His kindness is meant to lead us to real, lasting change.

Grab your coffee, your Bible, and let’s get into it!

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Welcome to the very first episode of Bible Beans — the unfiltered, imperfect, and totally real space where faith meets everyday life! I’m Whitney Andrus (@whitandrus), a nutrition coach, coffee lover, bean enthusiast, and most importantly, a follower of Jesus who doesn’t have it all figured out — and isn’t afraid to admit it.

In today’s kickoff episode, we’re diving into Romans chapter 1. We talk about why the Bible is the ultimate superfood, the power of the Gospel, the idea of God letting people go (and how that hits different as a parent), and the places in our lives where we might be trading truth for worldly comfort without even realizing it.

This episode is totally unedited, because I want you to see the messy, beautiful journey of diving into Scripture with big questions and an open heart. No Bible degree here — just a lot of love for Jesus and a deep desire to grow in faith with you.

Grab your coffee, your Bible, and let’s spill the beans.

Get ready to pull up a chair (or your headphones) and join Whitney Andrus for Bible Beans — the Bible podcast that’s anything but typical. In this fun and honest space, you’ll find real people who love Jesus, love others, and aren’t afraid to ask the hard questions… because Whitney has plenty of them too! She’s not a scholar — she’s a mom, a nutrition coach, a coffee drinker, and a big fan of actual beans. Each episode, we’ll read a chapter of Scripture, get curious, and “spill the beans” on what stands out, what confuses us, and what God might be doing in the middle of it all. First stop: the book of Romans.

No pressure, no perfect answers — just honest conversation and a little nourishment for your soul.

Hit follow so you don’t miss a thing, and let’s spill the beans together!

Follow along and join the conversation on Instagram: @whitandrus