Were millennials the last generation to experience culture the same way?

In this episode, we dive into a unique phenomenon that shaped an entire generation—how millennials grew up consuming not just their era of entertainment, but decades of content that came before them.

From reruns on cable TV to classic movies constantly playing in the background, we explore how limited channels and endless airtime exposed millennials to shows, music, and films from past generations in a way that streaming-era audiences may never fully understand.

Join us for a powerful conversation with Iman, our first female guest and a gifted creative with a story worth hearing. From Florida to New York City, Iman shares how she stepped out in faith to build Made to Create, a community where creativity and purpose collide.

We dive into how her faith shaped her journey, the challenges she faced along the way, and why community is essential for anyone chasing what they feel called to do.

If you’re navigating purpose, building something meaningful, or trying to stay rooted in your faith while pursuing your passion, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we explore the Book of Jonah, a story about running from God, confronting our prejudice, and discovering just how far God’s mercy really goes. From the storm at sea to the repentance of Nineveh, we unpack what this powerful book teaches us about obedience, grace, and the heart of God.

A one-verse story with a powerful message.
We unpack the forgotten judge Shamgar from the Book of Judges and explore what his victory with an ox goad teaches us about faith, purpose, and being used by God.

Why are we obsessed with the underdog story? From movies to modern culture, we celebrate the moment the “little guy” wins, but rarely talk about what comes after the victory.

In this episode, we explore how the underdog narrative shapes our view of success, power, leadership, and faith. Why do we crave breakthrough moments but avoid the responsibility of rebuilding? And what does that reveal about our spiritual lives?

This is a deep conversation on culture, storytelling, personal growth, and the Christian worldview — and why maturity begins the morning after the revolution.

In this episode, we explore the powerful and often overlooked story of Ehud — the left-handed assassin God used to deliver Israel (Judges 3).

Why would God choose someone unexpected? What does this dramatic biblical account teach us about courage, obedience, and purpose today?

Join us as we break down the story, historical context, and real-life application for anyone who has ever felt overlooked or unqualified.

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What do the Epstein files reveal about evil, power, and the protection of the vulnerable? In this episode, we examine the case of Jeffrey Epstein from a Christian perspective, exploring biblical themes of justice, corruption, and God’s heart for women and children.

We also discuss ancient parallels to Molech worship, how fear can influence societies (including insights from Antz), and what followers of Jesus Christ are called to do in a broken world.

If you’re searching for a faith-based discussion on current events, evil, and hope, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we'll dive into the moment that defines the gospel: the choice between Jesus and Barabbas.

Exploring ancient manuscripts and the imagery of the Day of Atonement, we'll unpack the connection between two men, two fates, and one act of substitution. At the center of it all is a haunting question:

What does it mean to live free because someone else took your place?

This is the gospel—unfiltered.

In this episode, we discuss the college football national championship game & how the sport will look moving into the future! Will unlikely schools continue to rise in the NIL era, or is Indiana a one-off?

In this episode, we explore the Fall in Genesis. The conversation unpacks the origins of good and evil, shame, and free will, and how humanity’s first choices still shape faith today. We reflect on God’s patient questions, the consequences of disobedience, and the hope of redemption through Jesus.