Episode 5 is here!

In this episode, we talk about the powerful invitation found in First Epistle of Peter 5:7: “Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.”

Life has a way of piling worries, stress, and burdens on our shoulders. We try to carry everything ourselves—our fears, responsibilities, uncertainties, and pain. But God never intended for us to live weighed down by it all.

In “Cast Away,” we explore what it truly means to cast our cares on God. Not just to talk about our problems in prayer, but to release them into His hands. Just like casting a line into the water, this verse calls us to throw our worries far from us and trust that God will hold what we cannot.

Join us as we unpack the context of this verse, talk about the difference between holding on and letting go, and discuss practical ways we can give our anxieties to God in our everyday lives.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, burdened, or worn down—this conversation is for you.

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Have a blessed week and remember, if duct tape can't fix it, Jesus can.

Also....

Jesus Loves You!!!

Think you know the Bible?

Let’s put that to the test—but with a twist.

In this episode, we’re playing multiple-choice Bible trivia, but we’re not stopping at the right answer. Each question opens the door to a mini Bible study, adding context, depth, and real-life application that goes far beyond trivia night faith.

This isn’t about points or proving what you know. It’s about slowing down, digging deeper, and letting Scripture shape how we see God—and ourselves.

Play along, reflect honestly, and don’t be surprised if a familiar story hits a little different this time.

Jesus loves you! 

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Scripture references used in this episode:

1 Samuel 13:14

Matthew 4:1–11

Luke 23:39–43

Jonah 1:1–3; 4:1–11

Matthew 8:23–27

Luke 22:54–62; John 21:15–19

Genesis 3:1–6

Matthew 14:28–31

John 19:30

Mark 10:17–22

We recorded this episode during actual storms… which felt very on brand. 

In this episode of Duct Tape & Jesus, we’re talking about what happens when life gets loud, the waves get high, and Jesus is somehow sleeping in the boat. (Or is he?). We’re reminded that just because Jesus is calm doesn’t mean He’s absent—and just because the storm is real doesn’t mean it gets the final say.

If you’ve ever panicked while Jesus stayed peaceful (relatable), this episode is for you. Trust isn’t about the absence of storms—it’s about knowing Who’s with you in them. 

If you’re walking through a season that feels loud, uncertain, or overwhelming, this one’s for you. 

 Listen now

 Jesus is still in the boat

 Jesus loves you! 

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Episode Two is Here!!!

We're sitting in 1 Corinthians 13...the LOVE chapter we all think we know...and realizing how much deeper it actually goes. 

We talk about:

What kind of love Paul is really talking about.

What it means to "see in a mirror dimly

What matruity in faith looks like

No perfection. No pretending. Just honest conversation, scripture, and the reminder that love is the point. 

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or email us at [email protected]

and remember....

Duct tape and Jesus can fix anything!

God Loves you!

✨ IT’S FINALLY HERE ✨

Our very first episode of Duct Tape & Jesus is live! 🎙️

This podcast was born out of real life—the messy, imperfect, barely-holding-it-together kind. In Episode 1, “Held Together,” we’re sharing who we are, why this podcast exists, and the hope we’ve found in a Jesus who doesn’t need duct tape to fix what’s broken.

If your faith feels fragile…

If life feels overwhelming…

If you’re just trying to make it through the week…

This space is for you. 💜

🎧 Listen now

🙏 Come as you are

🤍 Jesus is still holding it all together

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