Jessica interviews Whitley about growing up in many churches, deep personal loss, and years of depression and rebellion. Whitley shares a turning point — spotting a dandelion on a gravel road — that became a mustard-seed moment leading her back to faith.

She describes postpartum struggles, marriage restoration, and how becoming rooted in Christ renewed her mind and purpose. This episode offers honest hope, spiritual growth, and encouragement for anyone facing dark seasons.

Jessica interviews her father, Phil Gilkey, about his lifelong walk with God — from growing up in church and a childhood profession of faith at 12 to a full, adult surrender during a revival. Phil shares how that decision transformed his inner life, Bible study habits, and daily spiritual practices.

The episode also covers how faith helped him cope with family losses, the difference between doing church work and having a relationship with Christ, and practical routines like early morning quiet time. 

This warm, honest conversation highlights gradual spiritual growth, real struggles (like temper), and the comfort of leaning on faith through life’s challenges — an encouraging testimony for anyone seeking a deeper commitment to Christ.

In this episode Jessica sits down with her friend Christa to hear her testimony — growing up in church, getting saved as a child, and slowly discovering what a real relationship with Jesus means as an adult. Krista openly talks about living with anxiety and depression, how faith has helped her, and the everyday practices that keep her grounded.

They also discuss the sudden loss of her father-in-law, the joys and fears of new motherhood with baby August ("Goose"), and how prayer, scripture, and community have carried them through both grief and celebration.

In this episode, Allie, a neighbor and first-time guest, shares her testimony about growing up in church, drifting away during her teenage years, and the personal struggles that followed. Allie explains how rebuilding a relationship with Jesus, joining Bible study, and relying on scriptures like Jeremiah 29:11 brought hope and transformation.