We all know what it’s like to go through change—none of us can escape it. Even when change is good, it can leave us feeling unsure about who we are or what we’re supposed to do. Emily Hill opens up about what God has taught her about her identity in Him and how that’s helped her move confidently through different seasons. Our obedience doesn’t have to mirror the people around us; God just asks us to be faithful with what He’s given us. Life may change, but God never does.

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Your beliefs quietly guide how you think, act, and relate to God and others—whether you realize it or not. Join Ann Merritt Moore as she unpacks how theology shows up in everyday life and why understanding what you believe can transform how you live.

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Missy Schierloh unpacks what worship truly means (hint: it’s more than singing) and shares why it’s worth pursuing—even when it’s hard. She identifies the obstacles that can hold us back and tells how God has met her in those moments. Sometimes worship feels natural and free, but the secret may be found in practicing it—especially when it doesn’t.

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Uncertainty makes most of us uneasy — even those of us who love spontaneity. So how do we walk peacefully through the unknowns? In this episode, Olivia Tokar offers thoughtful, hope-filled insight: it’s possible to stay grounded, and even grow, in seasons of uncertainty. Join us for an honest, empathetic conversation about navigating the unknown with a known God.

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You want to feel close to God—but right now, He feels distant. You’ve asked questions like: “Am I doing something wrong?”, “Why don’t I feel passionate anymore?”, “Where do I go from here?” Dawna Shortes knows the struggle and has found answers. There’s not always a quick fix—but there is real hope. Whether you're in a spiritual dry season or just searching for answers, this conversation offers honesty, encouragement, and a path forward.

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In a world overflowing with information, it’s easy to forget what’s true. And if we’re honest, sometimes our hearts cling to things it’d be better to forget. Brittany Williams talks about her struggles with forgetting -- how it’s not always a bad thing-- and how God graciously guides her to Himself. Listen in to be reminded: you’re not alone in your forgetfulness.

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We all face a choice – hide behind a mask or authentically live as God created us. Sarah Hayes exudes a passion to walk genuinely with people. More than that, she creates space for people to take off their masks and know they will be loved as they truly are. Join us for an episode we believe offers freedom to you and those you love.

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Do I really need my faith to inform every decision I make -- especially when life feels chaotic and choices are nonstop? Molly-Kimberlyn Ross loves to live palms-up, or fully surrendered to God. Her journey hasn't been perfect, but it's been more freeing than she imagined. And it's helped her feel more like herself -- not less. Listen to hear how an integrative faith can do the same for you.

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We've all sat in our loneliness wondering if there was a way out. Mechael Cain joins us to share how God compassionately meets us in those moments. And she invites us into her story to show how God gave her a purpose and people in ways that might surprise you.

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You know the feeling: if I could just fix this, or change that, or know when this will end...then I will be okay. But we all know we're never totally in control, and would likely still worry even if we were! Allie Castellano joins us this week to talk about God's goodness in uncertain moments. She gives us real-life examples of how to loosen our grip on the reins and experience peace that comes from walking with the One who really is in control.

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