It is the final episode in our Jonah series. McKenna, Parker, and Rebekah join up for this last chapter to talk about the funny and sad ending to this book. Listen in to hear their discussion on anger, social etiquette, and how God uses animals.

It is our 20th Episode. Today, McKenna invites Parker Ferry and Rebekah Thompson back onto the show for part three of the Jonah series. They get real about the important things in life, like shaving habits, torture techniques, and what real repentance looks like. Clearly, Jonah chapter 3 is not one you want to miss.

McKenna and Rebekah are back with the next chapter of Jonah, and this time Parker Ferry is in on the breakdown. This is part two of our four-part series where we break down the book of Jonah. On this episode, Jonah chapter two led them to talk about everything from idolatry to rock climbing.

It is the one with the guy, and the storm, and the whale. Kinda. For being such a typical Sunday School story, Jonah is wildly relatable, but maybe not in the best ways. Today, McKenna and guest Rebekah Thompson break down the first chapter of Jonah and talk about rebellion, conviction, and repentance.

Inspired by the thoughts and ideas from the Christy Nockel book, The Life You Long For, this episode is all about defining your identity. In the middle of hustle culture and the rush to make lives for ourselves, it can be super easy to lose sight of who you are. But we could find a way to put our work and calling in Gods hands long enough to find rest in our ultimate calling as His Beloved. Listen in as McKenna breaks down this topic.

For Real Though is all about acknowledging that life gets tough. And when we rely on ourselves for assurance that everything will be okay, we come up disappointed. We fail ourselves constantly! In this episode, McKenna shares several Bible stories that show how important it is to place our confidence in God, rather than ourselves.

McKenna continues the conversation with Allie Reader about what it’s like to follow Christ when your friends and family believe differently. With all the same spunk and truth as before, Allie continues to encourage those in similar positions by sharing her own experiences and pointing to Scripture.

In this episode, guest Allie Reader shares her journey of finding her satisfaction in Christ no matter what her community believed. If you are a new believer who lacks a Christian community, this story is for you.

In this episode of For Real Though, McKenna confronts the fact that sharing the gospel can be a daunting task for many Christians. It is easy to feel guilty for not sharing enough or to become paralyzed by fear, or even to quit before starting because of feelings of being ill-equipped or unworthy. There has got to be a better method of sharing the Good News. The Bible has an answer for this, and oddly enough, it may require no words at all.

The Bible is filled with references to the covenants made between God and His people. However, these stories can seem confusing and irrelevant when we look at them with twenty-first-century eyes. Today, this week's guest, Pastor Arol McFadden, breaks down a classic covenant story to demonstrate how these ancient promises can help us understand the message of the gospel on a whole new level.