Who Were the Gentiles? (And Why It Matters for Your Faith)This episode unpacks one of the biggest categories of people in the Bible: the Gentiles. We look at the deep historical divide between Jews and Gentiles, why it was such a big deal in the first century, and how Jesus broke down the wall between them. This will give you a fresh gratitude for the gospel and a deeper understanding of your own place in God’s story.

Ever wondered why God’s people are called Hebrews in one passage, Israelites in another, and Jews in another? This episode breaks it down in a way that finally makes sense. We walk through Abraham, Jacob, the exile, the return — and why these names matter for your Bible reading today. This one will make Scripture feel a whole lot less confusing.

Megan and Marlee sit down and talk about what their Bible time looks like and where they want to do better.

 If church language feels confusing or overwhelming, this episode is for you. We slow down and define common “Christian words” using Scripture, explain why they matter, and show how they fit into real life. No assumptions. No pressure. Just clarity.

Nobody warned you it would feel like this. In this episode, we talk honestly about spiritual resistance, the enemy’s tactics, and why doubt often increases after salvation — not before. We look at Scripture that prepares believers for hardship and explain why difficulty doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong. It often means you’re doing it right.

What’s the difference between feeling bad and actually repenting? This episode breaks down repentance using Scripture — from Saul and David to Judas and Peter. We talk about why repentance involves direction, not just emotion, and why conviction is actually a gift. If you’ve ever wondered why some habits feel harder to break than expected, this conversation matters.

If God speaks, how do you hear Him — and how do you not? We talk about how God speaks through His Word, His Spirit, and His people, and why Scripture always comes first. We also address common confusion around prayer, emotions, and “signs,” and why avoiding mysticism matters for growing faith. This episode is about learning to hear God clearly without chasing feelings.

You said yes to Jesus… now what? In this episode, we talk about what actually happens when someone comes to Christ — salvation, new life, and the beginning of sanctification. We look at biblical examples of transformation, why change doesn’t happen overnight, and why your story doesn’t need to look dramatic to be real. If you’re feeling unsure, excited, or confused, you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be.

The Christian life isn’t painless — it’s costly, beautiful surrender. In our final episode of the series, we explore why Jesus asks us to deny ourselves, what costly obedience looks like in real life, and why the narrow road is worth every step.

 Not every correction is persecution. Some of us are calling conviction oppression because we don’t want to grow. This episode gently but firmly walks through why teachability is a mark of discipleship — and how pride can disguise itself as “spiritual attack.”