But Wait, There's More!

Technology is not just changing how we live. It is shaping who we become. In this episode, we discuss the heart behind the book and the challenge of pursuing spiritual formation in a world of constant distraction, digital pressure, and competing visions of the good life. Whether you are a pastor, parent, leader, or thoughtful believer, this conversation will help you think more clearly about attention, identity, desire, and what it means to stay rooted in Christ today.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about humor — why God made laughter and why your soul needs joy. Is play just a distraction, or is it part of how we reflect the image of a joyful God? This conversation brings biblical clarity to delight, humility, and holy laughter as gifts from the Lord. 

In a world full of noise, opinions, and constant headlines, clarity can feel hard to find. That’s why we’re launching Faith Made Clear, a mini-series within But Wait, There’s More designed to help you think biblically, live faithfully, and follow Jesus confidently in today’s culture. Across ten conversations, we’ll engage topics that touch the Head, the Heart, and the Hot spaces of our world — from party politics and sexual identity to anxiety, forgiveness, humor, the Trinity, and digital discipleship. These aren’t conversations meant to stir outrage, but to form disciples — bringing biblical truth, pastoral wisdom, and gospel hope to the places that often feel confusing or tense.

Each episode falls into one of three categories. Head episodes strengthen theological clarity and help you understand what you believe and why. Heart episodes speak to emotional and spiritual formation, addressing the real struggles and joys shaping our souls. Hot episodes lean into culturally charged topics with conviction and compassion, helping you stay rooted in Christ without losing grace or courage. Our prayer is that this series would not only inform you, but form you — so that your faith becomes clearer, steadier, and more resilient in every conversation and season of life. Right along with Legacy's culture code: Clarity is Kindness.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about digital discipleship — and the reality that our phones are shaping us every day. In a world engineered to capture our attention, we ask a deeper question: Who is forming your heart? This conversation offers clarity, grace, and practical steps to follow Jesus faithfully in a digital age. 

In this episode of FMC, we talk about Bible translations — why there are so many and how to choose one wisely. What’s the difference between word-for-word, thought-for-thought, and paraphrase? This conversation brings clarity to the options and helps you confidently pick the translation you’ll actually read. 

In this episode of FMC, we talk about sexual identity, desire, and discipleship — and how followers of Jesus navigate deeply personal questions with both clarity and compassion. Where does identity come from, and how should desire be stewarded under Christ? This conversation centers on God’s design, gospel grace, and the call to faithful discipleship.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about “living your truth” — and how that idea compares to living in God’s truth. Is authenticity the highest authority, or does truth come from outside of us? This conversation brings biblical clarity with compassion, pointing us to the freedom found in Christ.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about the Trinity — one God, three Persons, and a mystery that leads to worship. How can God be Father, Son, and Spirit without being three gods or one Person in disguise? This conversation offers biblical clarity while inviting you to rest in the beauty and wonder of who God truly is.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about forgiveness and boundaries — and how grace and wisdom are meant to work together. What does it mean to truly forgive without pretending nothing happened? This conversation brings biblical clarity to releasing the debt while still guarding your heart wisely.

In this episode of FMC, we talk about anxiety and depression with clarity, grace, and biblical hope. If you’ve ever wondered whether struggling means you’re failing spiritually, this conversation is for you. You are not alone — and God is nearer than you think.