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Hi BibleBaddies,

In this episode, Paul calls out the Corinthians for acting like spiritual toddlers and turning church into a popularity contest. We break down his farming analogy—planting, watering, and letting God handle the growth. He also drops some wisdom, reminding us that everything we have is from God, so no bragging rights allowed. Tune in for first-century church tea, holy clapbacks, and a reminder that God alone gets the glory.

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hey Baddies,

WERE BACK for another awesome season. In this episode of Biblebaddies, we dive into 1 Corinthians 1 and 2—where Paul comes in hot, calling out division in the church and reminding us that God’s wisdom flips the world’s logic upside down. We talk about how God chooses the "foolish" to shame the wise and why flashy speech isn’t what changes hearts—the Holy Spirit is. From petty cliques to powerful truth, we unpack how spiritual maturity isn’t about flexing intellect but following Christ with humility. Tune in for honest laughs, some self-check moments, and a reminder that God’s wisdom always wins even when it doesn’t make sense to the world.

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hi BibleBaddies,

In the final episode of this season of Biblebaddies, we wrap things up with Ecclesiastes chapters 11 and 12. We explore the Teacher’s call to live boldly, even in uncertainty, and to remember our Creator while we're still young. As the book closes with vivid imagery of aging and the end of life, we reflect on what it means to find meaning in the middle of the mystery. Thanks for coming on this wild, wisdom-filled ride with us—see you next season!

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra

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Hey Biblebaddies,

In this episode of Biblebaddies, we dive into Ecclesiastes chapters 9 and 10, where wisdom and folly go head-to-head. We unpack the teachers reflections on life, death, and the unpredictable nature of it all—because sometimes the race really does go to the slowpoke. Chapter 10 brings a dose of poetic shade, reminding us that a little foolishness can ruin a whole lot of good. Join us as we wrestle with the real talk of Ecclesiastes and ask what it means to live wisely when everything feels like chasing the wind.

Were so glad you're here!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hey BibleBaddies,

On this episode of Biblebaddies, we’re joined by Amanda Levi, whose powerful testimony—alongside her husband Cody—went viral and was even featured on Good Morning America. Amanda shares how growing up in a Christian home laid the foundation for her faith, but it wasn’t until middle school that she personally encountered the Holy Spirit. She and Cody met in college during a season when he was deeply questioning everything about God—what began as a passionate debate turned into a journey that led Cody to Christ after reading The Case for Christ. Just a month after their wedding, Cody was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor, but through surgery, chemo, and a God-led turn toward holistic healing, he’s now been cancer-free for three years. And in another beautiful twist, despite being told they may never conceive, Amanda and Cody are now expecting their miracle baby—a living testimony to God’s healing power and faithfulness through every season.

You’re truly in for a treasure with this one.

With love,
Dom & Audra

What's up Baddies?

In this episode of BibleBaddies, we dive into Ecclesiastes 8—where Solomon drops straight wisdom, calls out injustice, and wrestles with life’s biggest “but why though?” moments. We unpack the tension between the wicked and the righteous, and what it really means to live wisely when life feels upside down. It’s wisdom with a wink, reminding us that peace comes from trusting God—not trying to play Him. Tune in for timeless truth, modern laughs, and a reminder that not having it all figured out is actually part of the plan.

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hey Biblebaddies,

On this episode of BibleBaddies, we’re diving into Ecclesiastes 7—a chapter that feels like your wise grandma and your brutally honest bestie teamed up to give you life advice. We’re talking real talk on grief, pride, patience, and how not all wisdom comes with sparkles. Solomon’s serving ancient hot takes that still hit hard today, reminding us that the messy middle of life is where growth happens. It’s deep, it’s a little salty, and it’s exactly what your soul didn’t know it needed.

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hi BibleBaddies,

In this Tuesday Treasure episode, we’re thrilled to share a powerful testimony of resilience and forgiveness from Moriah McNutt! Moriah grew up in the church and married young at 19. But when Covid hit, she stepped away from church and teamed up with a business partner to start new ventures. After moving to Florida, Moriah faced a challenging season—dealing with multiple failed businesses, depression, and a painful divorce. But through it all, she found her way back to church and rediscovered her faith. From parting ways with both her business partner and her unfaithful ex, Moriah is now walking in freedom and joy! Today, she’s thriving, full of life, and has found a new calling in ministry. You don’t want to miss this inspiring story!

We’re so happy you’re here!

Love,
Dom & Audra

Hey Baddies,

In this episode, Ecclesiastes 6 hits us with some real talk about how chasing wealth and success without enjoying life is a total waste—like having a fridge full of food but never actually eating it. The author’s all about reminding us that we can have everything and still feel empty if we’re not content. In this episode, we dove into how this hits hard in our relationships too—whether it’s friends, family, or romance, chasing status or perfection in relationships leaves us feeling just as hollow. The key takeaway? True fulfillment comes from valuing what we’ve got, especially the people around us, and not always hunting for something “better.” We hope you enjoy todays episode!

Love,

Dom & Audra

Hi BibleBaddies,

Hope you're crushing the week. In this episode we summarize Ecclesiastes 5, where we get a reminder to stop making promises to God we can’t keep—like that time we swore we’d never eat fast food again but hit the drive-thru two days later. The preacher basically says, “Less talking, more walking,” when it comes to worship—let your actions match your words. He also throws shade at chasing money, reminding us that wealth won’t fill the void (cue the mid-life crisis!). Instead, real joy comes from appreciating what we have and living in the moment, because everything we enjoy is a gift from God.

We hope you enjoy!

Love,

Dom & Audra