In Episode 6, “The Christian Label Game,” we’re asking a challenging question: Does putting the word Christian in front of something automatically make it Christ-centered? From Christian nightclubs and yoga to entertainment, trends, and everything in between, we’re talking about the difference between rebranding the culture and actually following Christ. Because sometimes changing the label doesn’t change what’s inside.

In Episode 5, “Walking on Water,” we’re talking about what it really looks like to step out in faith when God calls you beyond what feels safe or possible. Like Peter stepping out of the boat, faith doesn’t mean there won’t be storms—it means trusting Jesus enough to take the step anyway. We share some of our own “walking on water” moments and what we’ve learned along the way.

Can you be a real disciple with fake love? 

We’re diving into Leviticus 19:18 vs. John 13:34 and asking what it really means to love like Jesus—not just when it’s easy, convenient, or deserved.

Plus, Mom jokes, ridiculous stories, family chaos, and LOTS of laughs. 

Come for the laughs. Stay for the conviction.

This week, we’re all over the place in the best way. A hilarious missionary story you have to hear to believe. “We Listen & We Don’t Judge” — Family Edition… and apparently we have some things to confess. And then we flip the table: Have we turned church into a convenience store?

Church hurt is real… but sometimes, so is our offense.  In Episode 2, we’re flipping the table on church hurt, wounded feelings, forgiveness, and the uncomfortable question: Did the church really hurt me—or did I just get offended? We’re talking truth, healing, accountability, Scripture, and a whole lot of funny along the way. 

Meet Pam & Miguel (and Luz & Angel!) in the very first episode of Flipping Tables! 🎙️ We’re sharing a hilarious wedding story, how our marriage and ministry began, and the season that almost broke us. Plus, Joseph Tisdale joins us for our first Table Talk to talk faith, fun, and real life. 🔥

Join Miguel and Pam for honest conversation, plenty of humor, a little controversy, and a whole lot of faith as they talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus in the middle of real life.