We have Jenna Beth Jones back on today to talk about some change that happened in her life and how she was able to get through it. Zach shares about his dad passing and how God knows the changes that we’re experiencing. He knows how it makes us feel and he gives us a promise to hold onto as we face changes in our lives.

We also talk about dolphins, Zach butchers Lauren Daigle's name, and Zach's jacked up neck.

In this episode we have Jenna Beth back on to share some difficult change she had to go through and how unexpected changes have a way of disrupting our lives. But the way we choose to view those circumstances can change the way we look at the change that happens in our families.

Zach also raps some Will Smith - even though no one cared.

In this episode we talk about Zach's weird obsession with some old tv show called The Ropers, how Chris uses the show Full House to raise his daughter,  and Zach shares some hurts from his family.

We also dive into the idea that you don’t have to be perfect for God to use you, and your family members don’t have to be perfect for God to use them.

Let's be honest, all families have a little bit of dysfunction - some more than others. But the good news is that God has a long history of working with dysfunctional families. And believing that God can use a fractured family could be one of your greatest acts of faith.

In this episode we have special guest Katherine Krueger, Zach's wife, and we talk complicated families, how to deal with faith in families and how loving your family is how your faith can make an impact.

In this episode we have special guest Katherine Krueger, Zach's wife, and we talk family - the good, the bad and the ugly, tensions with faith, and how to love your family, even in the midst of complicated situations. 

When it comes to your faith and family, love matters most.

In this episode we have special guest Liv Todd and we talk people we idolize, Zach's fake band Crindleback (including his terrible singing), and how to guard ourselves against measuring ourselves against others.

But what would happen if we started to see ourselves the way God does?

In this episode we have special guest Jenna Beth Jones and we talk skills we wish we had, things we are good at and how to not mistake our gifts and talents as a measuring stick for our value or worth.

FYI: Zach wishes he were a professional wrestler and has a whole persona all planned out if he were.

In this episode we talk Thor, ninja turtles, raccoons with rabies and how to deal with comparison.

Here’s the thing about comparison: It can lead us to believe things that are not true about ourselves and others. So how do we deal with it in a healthy way?

In this episode we talk embarrassing jealousy stories, ants taking over the world, pity parties, and how to overcome jealousy.

The reality is that jealousy ends up changing the way you see yourself. And the more I celebrate others, the more I will actually begin to like myself.