Caleb Dierzen and Allie Reader are back this week with McKenna to talk all about goodness. In this discussion, the crew takes a deep dive into a rather vague fruit in order to determine what it actually means to be good like God is good.

For Real Though is a year old today. Listen in on today’s episode as McKenna shares how the podcast started in the first place and all about what has happened since.

Tim and Lynette Kosloskus are the kinds of people who seem to be constantly ready to share about how God has changed their lives. Join McKenna and JoLeigh, as they get to listen in on the stories, encouragement, and wisdom this couple shares from their own life experiences.

Continuing the Fruit of the Spirit series, Caleb Dierzan and Chris Knapp join McKenna to figure out what kindness really even is, and what it looks like when it shows up as a fruit of ones relationship with God.

For Real Though is back after a break with a brand new kind of episode. It is super easy to get lost in the weeds of the many confusing theological debates and theories, but in all reality, theology is not reserved for scholars and Professional Christians. On this episode, McKenna is joined by Katie Sievers to answer your questions about baptism and jump-start your own study on this topic.

Next up in the Fruit of the Spirit line-up is Patience. McKenna, Rebekah, and Ian Duda got together for this episode to share their own struggles with this fruit and discuss ways they are challenging themselves to grow.

Our Fruit of the Spirit series is back with a discussion on peace. Join in on the conversation about what biblical peace is, what it looks like in our lives, and how we can pursue it. JoLeigh and Rebekah join McKenna on today’s episode to specifically address peace in light of anxiety and how reflecting back on what God has done plays into peace as well.

We are so excited to share another Translating Christianese episode with you. Today Arol McFadden and Allie Reader join McKenna to discuss the phrase hedge of protection. This phrase is often seen as a sort of throw-away prayer, one overused and without much actual meaning, but this discussion uprooted a bunch of super important thoughts about it. Join McKenna and her guests as they explore the origin of the phrase, whether or not it is okay to ask for protection, and Gods sovereignty through it all.

The Passion Conference is a Christian conference for young adults with the mission of calling students from campuses across the nation and around the world to live for what matters most. McKenna, Rebekah, JoLeigh Buchanan, and Miranda Ruff share their experiences from attending this years gathering and discuss the value of the experience for other Christian young adults.

Today, this episode steps out of the studio, and all the way down to Atlanta, Georgia. Join McKenna as she asks other young adult Christians about their relationships with God.