In Motion Podcast

Friendship in marriage is not optional; it's essential. Without it, you're missing out on the fullness of joy in your relationships. Just like Christ came near to us, we must come near to each other, being vulnerable, humble, and committed to seeking each other's glory. This is what makes our marriages—and our Christ communities—truly flourish.

In this episode, Whit and Lyndsey explore the picture Jesus gives us of true friendship, what it looks like to step into each other's world, appreciating each other's differences, and the power of vulnerability.

Show notes:

Watch the Message - Keep Being Friends: https://youtu.be/ms2JpQEve90?si=6TfFqqltNPnkvQfd

In this episode, Whit references The Meaning of Marriage by Timothy Keller

A lot of marriages can feel like two neighboring countries—independent, coexisting, but not really intertwined in purpose. On the other hand, some partners might lose their individuality, becoming overly enmeshed in the relationship. But there's a middle ground we're called to move toward: interdependence.

In this episode, Whit and Casey explore how couples can find a common horizon, understand the deep meaning behind being "one flesh," and discover the path to becoming the fullest version of themselves—whether in marriage or as individuals.

Show notes:

Listen to the message: Marriage: Interdependency, Equal but Different,

& Fighting for Each Other: https://youtu.be/E77fo_I74Bo?si=PTz2qCMNP-XAYMsZ

In today's world, relationships often resemble a consumer model—a value proposition where we constantly weigh what we get from the relationship against what we have to put in. It's a balancing act: Is this still worth it? When the scales tip in the wrong direction, many of us are tempted to move on. This mindset, however, contrasts sharply with the concept of covenant relationships we see in Scripture.

In this episode, Whit and Casey talk about creating a foundation of commitment over feelings and the nature of covenant relationships—both in marriage and with God.

Show Notes

Listen to the message: Marriage: Faithful Commitment Vs Feelings: https://youtu.be/j4cSJTdrKMQ?si=9HpxYLDG3Hfvbu_S

In this episode, they mention these books:

The Epic of Eden by Sandy L. Richters

How to Stay Married by Harrison Scott Key

In today's world, navigating our relationships—whether in dating, marriage, family, or community—can feel like walking a tightrope. The constant noise from media, culture, and societal expectations makes it hard to discern what's truly beneficial and aligned with our faith. So how do we approach these sensitive topics within a faith community?

In this episode, Heather and Jamie dive into a candid conversation about intimacy, aging, recognizing when media crosses the line, and tackling important yet often overlooked discussions in the Church.

*Note: This episode is not recommended for those under 18—please listen with discretion.

Show Notes:

Check out our series on biblical marriage: https://churchonthemove.com/howtobemarried

In this episode, Jamie recommends this resource: How to Tell Your Kids About Sex by Stan and Brenna Jones

Marriage is more than just a relationship between two people; it's a profound reflection of how God loves us. Yet, in today's culture, there are many misconceptions about marriage—arguably the most intimate and challenging of human relationships. If God is speaking to us through marriage, it's crucial that we understand what He has to say.

In this episode, Whit and Casey discuss Ephesians 4 and unpack the biggest problem to our marriages: self-centeredness and the antidote: the gospel.

Show notes:

Check Out the Message: Beginning the Journey to a Healthy Marriage:https://youtu.be/kvaOVqAVSmc?si=e0-jt6o_EkLwittG

Renovation of the Heart by Dallas Willard

https://www.amazon.com/Renovation-Heart-Character-Designed-Influence/dp/1576832961

How to Stay Married by Harrison Scott Key

https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/How-to-Stay-Married/Harrison-Scott-Key/9781668015650

Do I really have to honor someone I disagree with? Malachi, the last prophetic voice before the coming of Christ, addresses a generation that had become complacent, dishonoring, and lacking integrity, and his message still resonates today. Malachi reminds us that our actions, both in small and large matters, reflect our understanding of who God is.

In this episode, Whit and Casey discuss reverence, honor, and integrity in our relationship with God and others.

Show notes:

Check out the message: Malachi: How to Have Christlike Honor In a Dishonoring World https://youtu.be/1iAkoyF-Lqk

The pain we refuse to process only lingers, but the Book of Joel reveals God's path to restoration and renewal. God doesn't want your religious behavior—He desires for you to bring the fullness of your brokenness to Him, allowing Him to begin His transformative work.

In this episode, Whit and Casey explore the prophet Joel, the importance of lament, the steps of genuine repentance, and how to create space for God to move in our lives.

Show notes:

Listen to the message: Joel: A Pattern for Renewal

youtu.be/bacJvWTzov4?si=THDha9Wq4jeKcXCc

Join us for our upcoming series on what the Bible says about marriage! https://churchonthemove.com/howtobemarriedhttps://

The book of Zechariah offers both a prophetic glimpse into the future and a powerful message for the present. Brimming with vivid imagery and symbolism, it reveals the critical role of the Holy Spirit in fulfilling God's purposes. But how do we interpret this rich symbolism, and what does the Holy Spirit's influence look like in our lives today?

In this episode, Whit and Casey delve into Zechariah chapters 3 and 4, exploring the work of the Holy Spirit and what it means to be a living sacrifice.

Show Notes:

Check out the message: Zechariah: How the Spirit of God Works Through you: https://youtu.be/rioNZMGoLLI?si=-dLrv5aidBdhww6i

Our emotions are not off-limits! In this episode, Jamie and Heather talk about what they thought of the movie Inside Out 2. They explore how different life stages, like puberty and menopause, can impact our emotions and thoughts, and how crucial godly community is to our sense of self. Grab your popcorn and come along for the ride!

Prayer is not a place to be perfect; it's a place to be honest. Habakkuk begins by pouring his heart out to God, lamenting the injustice and wickedness he sees. This kind of raw honesty can be uncomfortable, but God wants us to bring our whole selves to Him in prayer—the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In this episode, Whit and Casey explore the cultural context of Habakkuk, praying honest prayers, God's relationship to evil, and our hope for the future.

Show notes:

Listen to the message: Habakkuk: Bring Your Whole Self to God: https://youtu.be/KOfAi935rCk?si=WDJ0SMqqbpicest1

In this episode, Casey references a quote from Where Prayer Becomes Real by Kyle Strobel