We based this episode off of Matthew 16:24-25 and Galatians 5:16-17 and how we are called to deny ourselves. We’ll also talk about dying of self and how we are made alive in Jesus. This is a key step of everyone’s Christian life and is a daily discipline.

Picking up where we left off last week, we’ll take the next step in finding out who God is calling you to be. We’ll talk about what our purpose is, how to find your individual purpose and how to build a life of purpose as a Christian. By the way we’re sorry if the dogs barking are a distraction… we didn’t realize how loud they were until afterwards.

This is the first “official” episode of the series “Being who God is calling you to be” and it’s kind of the foundational episode for the whole series. We’ll talk about how we’re made in the image of God, what that means and why it’s important for both Christian’s and non believers.

In this first episode of the series “Being who God is calling you to be” we’ll have a story time about our friendship and it’s ups and downs. This episode is a little different but we had a lot of fun reminiscing old times but we hope it was still helpful for yall!

In this episode we’ll talk about how to study your Bible. We’ll give you practical steps to take to make the most of your Bible time as well as why it’s important.

In this episode we’ll answer the question “how do I love someone who is difficult to love?”. We’ll talk about how someone can be difficult to love and how we’re called to love them.

In this episode Liberty Bruce and Anna Shearer will talk about music and how it influences people. We’ll talk about what kind of music Christian’s should and shouldn’t listen to and why.

In this first JUST FOR THE GIRLS episode we’ll talk about modesty and not only what it means but also how and why we should be modest.

In this episode Libby Boling will share her testimony and tie in a short devotion on the presence of people.

In this episode we’ll talk about comparison. Someone anonymously asked through our instagram if we could talk about this and we felt like it’s one that needs to be addressed, not just for girls but also for boys.