In this episode, we unpack the mystery of “It”—that deep, often unspoken desire to be known, connected, and woven into something bigger than ourselves. But “It” isn’t a program. It’s not transactional, performance-based, or religious obligation. It’s something better—and we believe it’s at the heart of Kingdom living.

We talk about how “It” becomes a way of life: a joyful, countercultural rhythm where lives intertwine, people are valued equally, and showing up matters more than showing off. It looks less like a service and more like a living room—where conversations linger, snacks get passed around, and no one’s in a hurry to leave.

From how “It” shapes families and friendships, to why kids thrive in homes where presence replaces performance, we explore what happens when connection becomes a want, not a duty.

Also… there may or may not be a reference to Cousin Itt. You’ve been warned.

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