Different doesn’t mean less.

This week, our boys take over the mic one last time to finish telling the Easter story through their eyes—and honestly, there’s something really special about hearing these moments through a child’s voice.

Good Friday looks a little different on the podcast this week. ✝️

Instead of our normal Friday episode, we handed the mic over to our ten-year-olds and let them walk through the story of Good Friday in their own words.

From the last supper… to the garden… to the arrest, trial, and cross… each child shares a piece of the story and ends with a question.

Questions like:

It’s simple. Honest. Tender. And somehow hearing the story through kids makes you stop and feel it all a little deeper.

Because on that day, it looked like the end.

But it wasn’t.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

And remember… when we’re together, it’ll always be fun!

Worship isn't just Sunday. In fact, some of the most sacred moments don’t look spiritual at all… 🤍

They look like:

In today’s Monday Minute, Alli Eastman reminds us that God is in all of it.

Nothing is wasted when it’s done for Him.

✨ Worship isn’t just the song you sing…

🎧 Take a breath and let this one settle in.

A new Monday Minute drops this coming Monday!

Be sure to follow/subscribe wherever you listen so you never miss an episode!🤍

And come back this Friday to join Brooke and Miranda for a full episode—because when we’re together… it’ll always be fun!🤍

As we wrap up the Holy NO! series, we’re taking one final look at everything we’ve learned along the way.

In Episode 6, Brooke and Miranda revisit each week—from boundaries and healing, to forgiveness, identity, and the freedom found in saying no. This conversation brings it all together in an honest, reflective way, reminding us that growth doesn’t happen all at once… it happens in the everyday choices we make.

If you’ve been walking through this series with us—or you’re just jumping in—this episode is your invitation to pause, reflect, and take your next step toward freedom.

Download your free Holy NO! workbook and start your journey anytime.

And remember… when we’re together, it’ll always be fun.

Ever feel like your brain just won’t stop trying to figure everything out?

In this Monday Minute, hear a real and honest reflection on anxiety, overthinking, and the pressure to understand every situation—and the freedom that comes when we realize we don’t have to.

“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5

Faith isn’t about having all the answers… it’s about trusting God right in the middle of the unknown.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or mentally exhausted, this short devotional is for you.

Take a breath. You’re not behind—you’re right where faith grows.

“If you are the Son of God…”

That’s how the enemy begins.

In Matthew 4:3–4, Jesus is tempted in the wilderness—not just with hunger, but with the subtle pressure to prove who He is. To perform. To validate His identity. To turn stones into bread and show His power.

But Jesus doesn’t take the bait.

Instead, He responds with truth:

“Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.”

This week on Holy NO!, we’re talking about the exhausting cycle of trying to prove ourselves—our worth, our calling, our identity—to people, to expectations… even to God.

What if you were never meant to prove anything?

What if your identity was never something to earn—but something already given?

This episode is for the one who feels like they have to strive to be enough.

For the one who feels unseen unless they perform.

For the one who is tired of carrying the weight of “proving.”

Jesus didn’t prove Himself—and you don’t have to either.

Come sit with us as we unpack what it looks like to live from identity, not for it.

📖 Don’t forget to download your free Holy NO! workbook

💛 And remember—when we’re together, it’ll always be fun!

In this week’s Monday Minute, our friend, Sam Leaphart shares a powerful reminder about the redeeming heart of God.

We all have parts of our story that feel messy, painful, or unfinished. Moments we wish had gone differently or seasons that seem wasted. But the beautiful truth of the gospel is that nothing in our lives is beyond God’s ability to redeem.

Through His grace, God takes broken places and brings restoration, purpose, and hope.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God can truly use every part of your story, this short encouragement is for you.

✨ Be reminded today that God is still working — and He is never finished redeeming what once felt lost.

Be sure to come back Friday and catch Brooke and Miranda for another full episode of It’ll Always Be Fun.

Sometimes the most faithful thing you can do… is leave.

In this week’s episode of Holy NO!, Brooke and Miranda wrestle with the uncomfortable truth that staying isn’t always the spiritual choice. Sometimes faithfulness to God requires the courage to step away from something people expect you to remain in.

In Mark 1:38, when people were looking for Jesus and hoping He would stay, He told His disciples:

“Let’s go on to the neighboring towns so I can preach there also. I must go because that is why I was sent.”

Jesus wasn’t abandoning people.

He wasn’t being unloving.

He was being faithful to the purpose God had given Him.

In this conversation, Brooke and Miranda talk about:

• Why staying can sometimes feel more spiritual than leaving

• The difference between faithfulness and fear

• How guilt, expectations, and people-pleasing can keep us stuck

• What it looks like to follow God even when it means walking away

This episode is honest, emotional, and deeply encouraging for anyone wrestling with the tension between loyalty and obedience.

Because sometimes the most faithful thing you can say is Holy NO.

In this Monday Minute, Alli Eastman shares an encouraging reminder for anyone who serves God in visible ways — whether that’s in ministry, leadership, or simply loving people in everyday life.

If you’ve ever felt the quiet pressure to do it right… to be enough… to live up to what others see in you… you’re not alone. Insecurity can creep in even when our hearts are fully devoted to honoring God.

But Scripture brings us back to what truly matters.

In 1 Samuel 16:7 we’re reminded that while people look at outward appearance, the Lord looks at the heart. God isn’t asking for a perfect performance — He’s looking for surrender. He already knows our weaknesses, our doubts, and our insecurities… and He still calls us anyway.

This short but powerful encouragement will remind you that God doesn’t use you because you’re impressive — He uses you because you’re willing.

Be sure to tune in Friday for a full episode with Brooke and Miranda. And remember, when we’re together, it’ll always be fun!