In this Pray, Pray, Pray episode, we slow down and sit under the power of Hebrews 11—the great “faith chapter.” Through the stories of Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, and others, we’re reminded that faith isn’t passive—it moves, obeys, and trusts even when the outcome is unseen. This episode invites you to approach God with a childlike faith, to listen, reflect, and be encouraged that faith is both the foundation and the evidence of a life that pleases Him. When we pray, we’re not speaking into the void—we’re trusting the One who is faithful to fulfill His promises.

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In this Pray, Pray, Pray segment, we explore the powerful truth that struggle is not punishment—it’s preparation. Through personal testimony and the story of Joseph, this episode challenges the way we view hardship, shifting the question from “Why is this happening to me?” to “What is God building in me?”

From seasons of uncertainty, anxiety, and feeling stuck, to the refining pressure that builds endurance, character, and hope—this message reminds us that God does His best work in the hardest moments. The struggle itself may not be good, but God uses it for good.

If you’re in a season that doesn’t make sense, this episode will help you see it differently: not as a setback, but as a setup for purpose. There is beauty in the struggle—but only if you don’t waste it.

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In this Dear God, Amen episode, three ordinary men step into the extraordinary truth of the Book of Acts. What begins as a simple Bible study through Acts 1 and 2 quickly becomes something deeper—an honest, Spirit-led conversation about waiting on God, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the mission of the early Church.

As the disciples move from confusion to boldness, the conversation shifts into real-life struggles—touching on shame, repentance, and the very real weight of hopelessness many carry today. Through raw testimony and heartfelt prayer, this episode reminds us that the same Spirit that empowered the early Church is still moving today.

This is more than a study—it’s an invitation. To open your Bible. To seek the Holy Spirit. And to remember: no matter where you are, hope has a name—and His name is Jesus.

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In this Pray, Pray, Pray segment, we confront a common struggle for believers—living out a silent faith. While fear, doubt, and discomfort can keep us quiet, Scripture calls us to something greater: a bold, visible, and active faith.

This episode unpacks how prayer isn’t the end goal—it’s the fuel. Prayer aligns us with God, fills us with the Holy Spirit, and gives us the courage to live and speak truth with boldness and gentleness.

Through real-life stories and biblical truth, we’re reminded that faith doesn’t always have to be loud—but it should never be hidden. Whether through words or simple acts of kindness, our faith is meant to be seen, shared, and lived out daily.

Don’t let your faith stay silent. Let it move, speak, and shine.

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This week on Dear God, Amen, we step into the Book of Acts—the powerful continuation of the Gospel and the birth of the early church. After the emotional highs of Holy Week and Easter, the question becomes: now what?

Acts answers that question.

Through real stories of bold faith, hardship, miracles, and mission, we see what it truly means to live out a Spirit-led life. From Peter’s boldness to Paul’s transformation, and Stephen’s unwavering faith under pressure, this book shows us that the Gospel didn’t end with Jesus’ resurrection—it ignited a movement.

This episode invites you to rediscover your purpose, lean into the Holy Spirit, and step into the mission God has for your life. Because Acts isn’t just something we read—it’s something we live.

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In this powerful Pray, Pray, Pray episode, we sit in the weight and beauty of John 20:30–31—the very purpose of the Gospel. Through fasting, prayer, and wrestling with doubt like Thomas, this episode explores what it truly means to believe in Jesus—not just in words, but in full surrender.

This is a raw and honest reflection on faith, pride, discipline, and the moments where God meets us deeply—sometimes in distraction, sometimes in tears, but always with purpose.

By believing, we don’t just understand… we receive life in His name.

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Dinah Schaffer shares a powerful and deeply moving testimony of faith, loss, and purpose. Growing up rooted in Christ, her story wasn’t marked by rebellion—but by consistency, worship, and a deep love for Jesus alongside her twin sister, Gina. Together, they led worship, served faithfully, and lived fully surrendered lives.

But everything changed after a tragic accident took Gina’s life just before college.

In the midst of unimaginable grief, Dinah encountered the presence of God in a way she never had before. Through heartbreak, she discovered a deeper calling—to carry Gina’s legacy, to step into music boldly, and to live with an eternal perspective.

This testimony is a raw and honest reminder that even in the valley, God is still faithful. It’s a story of loss, yes—but even more, it’s a story of purpose, surrender, and the unshakable hope found in Christ.

2 Timothy 1:7

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Pride and humility—two forces constantly battling within the human heart. In this honest and vulnerable episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, we unpack the many forms of pride, including the often-overlooked danger of spiritual pride, and how it quietly impacts our relationships, our mindset, and our walk with Jesus.

Through personal reflection and biblical truth, this episode explores how pride can take root in subtle ways—self-reliance, comparison, stubbornness, and the need for validation—while pointing us back to the life-changing power of humility. True humility isn’t natural; it’s a daily, moment-by-moment choice to surrender, serve, and adopt the mind of Christ.

If you’ve ever felt the tension between wanting to live for God and struggling with your own desires, this conversation will meet you right there—and remind you that through prayer, repentance, and reliance on the Holy Spirit, humility is possible.

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What do you do when life hands you a burden you never asked for?

In this episode, we reflect on Simon of Cyrene—an ordinary man pulled from the crowd and forced to carry the cross of Jesus. He didn’t choose that moment, yet it changed everything. Through Simon’s story, we’re reminded that sometimes the crosses we carry find us, not the other way around.

But even in the weight, Jesus walks with us—step for step.

This message challenges us to stop resisting hard seasons and start asking: What is God doing through this? Because your obedience in the struggle doesn’t just impact your life—it shapes your family, your legacy, and those watching you walk it out.

You may not have chosen your cross…
 But you can choose how you carry it.

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In this powerful Dear God, Amen episode, Adam and Tony walk through the pivotal moments between the Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane, focusing on John 17 and the deep, emotional weight leading into Jesus’ arrest.

They explore how the Gospel accounts come together—not as contradictions, but as a fuller picture of the most important story ever told. From Jesus’ high priestly prayer to the crushing anguish in Gethsemane, this episode highlights both the humanity and divinity of Christ.

What does it mean that Jesus prayed for His disciples—and for us? How do we respond when God’s will is hard? And what can we learn from a Savior who felt overwhelming sorrow, yet chose obedience?

This conversation dives into themes of sacrifice, unity, repentance, and surrender—reminding us that Gethsemane is not just a place of suffering, but a place of decision.

As we prepare our hearts for Holy Week, this episode challenges us to ask:
 Are we willing to trust God, even when the pressure is crushing?

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