Most of us worry about money more than we want to admit. Will there be enough? Will I be able to provide for my family? In this episode of In Between Sundays, we tackle the fear of not having enough—and what Jesus really meant when He said, “Do not be afraid, little flock, for your Father has been pleased to give you the Kingdom.” (Luke 12:32)

Tony and Maggie share real-life stories about financial anxiety, cultural pressure to have “more,” and the difference between God’s provision and our own definitions of success. We explore how generosity and gratitude work together to break the cycle of fear, why contentment is more powerful than wealth, and how to live with peace in a culture of FOMO and comparison.

Whether you’ve got plenty in the bank or you’re wondering how to make ends meet, this conversation will help you shift from scarcity to abundance—without falling for prosperity gospel promises.

What if your biggest enemy isn’t your past, but how often you relive it?

In this episode of In Between Sundays, Tony and Maggie unpack the power of rumination, the trap of shame, and why we so often dwell on past mistakes, even long after they’ve happened.

Drawing from Isaiah 43 and real stories from their lives, they explore how to move forward in faith, process past trauma with honesty, and rediscover your identity in Christ.

Whether you’re stuck in regret or haunted by your own voice, this episode will remind you: you are not your mistakes.

In this episode of In Between Sundays, we’re kicking off a 3-part series on fear by tackling one of the most universal struggles: the fear of change.

We dive into Joshua 1, laugh through personal stories (yes, including a mouse panic and a dancing avocado tattoo), and get honest about what it means to be strong and courageous in a world that constantly shifts around us.

Whether you’re stepping into a new season or clinging to stability, this conversation will remind you:

Courage isn’t about being fearless—it’s about being connected.

Topics We Cover:

Why “fear not” is misunderstood

Joshua’s terrifying promotion

Fight, flight, freeze, or fawn—how we each respond to fear

When calling feels like the last thing you wanted

How to tell if God is leading… or if you’re just restless

The power of community in seasons of uncertainty

Temptation rarely starts with obvious sin, it starts with a lie. A small distortion. A whisper of doubt. In this message, we explore how the enemy's strategy hasn't changed since Eden… and how Jesus shows us a better way to resist.

If you’ve ever wondered why spiritual battles feel so subtle at first, this episode is for you. Learn the three-part pattern of temptation—and how to break free through truth, intimacy with God, and a rooted identity.

We don’t usually reject God outright. We just… get busy.

In this episode, we’re talking about the slow drift that happens when your calendar gets full, your mind gets cluttered, and your soul starts starving. This isn’t a sin issue—it’s a priority issue. And it’s stealing your intimacy with God without you even realizing it.

Drawing from biblical stories, personal experience, and honest reflection, we’ll help you identify what’s crowding out God in your life—and how to make space again.

What’s getting your first and best?

Are you unintentionally pushing God to the margins?

And how can you return to a life marked by presence, not just productivity?

What does it really mean to be a person after God's own heart? In this episode of In Between Sundays, we take a deep dive into the story of David—the broken, flawed king—and what made him different from Saul. It wasn’t his perfection. It was his response to failure.

Through moments of worship, repentance, and raw vulnerability, David gives us a model not of perfection—but of proximity to God. This episode explores:

Why David was called “a man after God’s own heart”

What true repentance looks like

Why sin doesn’t define you—but your response does

How to draw close to God in the everyday moments between Sundays

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In Episode 3 of In Between Sundays, Maggie and Tony tackle a question that can feel confusing:

How the heck do we approach boundaries, especially the way Jesus did?

Inside, they unpack:

👉 Why healthy boundaries keep people in your life, not push them out

👉 How Jesus Himself modeled boundaries

👉 Real-life stories about family, friendships, and ministry boundaries

👉 How to set boundaries before relationships get messy

👉 How broken boundaries hurt the people closest to you

This episode will help you rethink boundaries — not as a betrayal of faith, but an act of love.

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In Episode 2 of Between Sundays, Maggie and Tony wrestle with a tension every believer faces: the silence of God. Or is it silence at all?

Together they unpack:

❗️Why God might feel quiet but isn’t

❗️The difference between God’s absence and His whisper

❗️How sin, distractions, or our expectations can block His voice

❗️What it looks like to hear God in your everyday rhythm

❗️Real stories of trauma, prayer, frustration, and perseverance

This episode is honest, raw, and full of hope — for anyone who’s ever whispered, “God, where are you?”

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86% of your week isn't Sunday. So how do you live out your faith the rest of the time?

In this relaunch episode of In Between Sundays, Maggie and Tony dive deep into what it really means to follow Jesus through pain, parenting, doubt, trauma, loyalty, and transformation.

This isn’t a highlight reel. It’s the messy middle. It’s where faith becomes real.

Have you ever felt like it’s easier to have faith on Sunday morning than on Monday? Between Sundays is a podcast here to help you follow Jesus in your ordinary everyday life.