Being right is not as important as having empathy and real dialogue, as Rick and Lauren discuss in this week's episode.

In this age of making plans and scheduling things, Rick and Lauren spend some time talking about planning - how it affects us and how we should use planning as an act of worship.

In today's society, there is so much pressure to be better, to do all the things. But in today's episode, Rick and Lauren talk about how they struggle with this, and how to reframe these thoughts, as well as ways to avoid feeling like they're not good enough.

This week, Lauren and Rick are joined by Dr. Lauren Shaw, a psychologist from Chicago, to talk about handling our feelings and emotions during this time at home.

In continuation from the last episode, Lauren and Rick are joined once again by Teresa Dunn. This episode, Teresa joins the conversation about conflict in marriage.

In this week's episode, Lauren and Rick are joined by Teresa Dunn, Rick's wife and a professional counselor, to answer common questions and dig deeper into marriage.

In the midst of waiting on so many things in our world, Rick and Lauren have a conversation about how to Biblically wait, and how to trust God in the waiting.

In this week's episode, Rick and Lauren talk about anxiety, not only with everything going on in our world with COVID-19, but in every aspect of our lives that can cause anxiety, and how to reframe and not let the anxiety win.

Why are you two doing a podcast together? This question is at the center of Rick and Lauren's intro episode, part two, as they talk more about what to expect from future episodes.

In this introduction episode, Lauren and Rick kick off their podcast by starting the conversation of reframing and thinking about the good and the hard parts of life differently.