Join Emma (@emmavandy) and Phillip (philbobaggins96) as we enter into 2021! In this episode, we provide a vision-casting template for 2021 and have some fun discussing resolutions. ***This episode also contains a HUGE announcement!!***

Join us for our first ever Christmas prayer where we dive into what it means when Jesus is called “Emmanuel.” What does it mean for God to be with us? For him to come to earth? To choose a life as a human?

Welcome to the longest and most topic-varying episode we’ve ever had on nwaybway! In this episode we sit down and chat with @jimmynicks about everything ever—including old Disney shows, sports conversation for the Holidays, Book of Mormon, healthy boundaries, interacting with non-Christians, pasta, Christian movies and why they’re bad, and HIS COOL PODCAST called Everything But the Kitchen Sink. Check it out!

Join us as we pray over the spirit of uncertainty that often accompanies the holiday season—we will dive into Luke 1 and the story of John the Baptists’ birth and how the Lord used uncertainty and silence to bring new life and new faith.

Join us as we interview Daniel Gaymon (@danielgaymon) who made his Broadway debut in the revival of CATS and later appeared in The Lion King on Broadway and in the Philip tour of Hamilton. In this episode we talk about choreography and what it means to receive such intentional instruction, as well as how forgiveness plays a major role in our lives as believers. Don’t miss it and don’t forget to share and subscribe!

Join us as we talk with Bruce Long (Broadway, Off-Broadway, West End— Tuck Everlasting, Memphis, Hands on a Hardbody, Dr. Zivago) about cultivating the theatrical ecosystem, production, and engaging as believers effectively.

Join us as we pray over our world leaders. How do we pray for our enemies? Those who don’t deserve it? How does this apply to us? Tune in and pray with us. Don’t forget to subscribe and share!

Join us as Emma interviews Michelle Long (director of education at Children’s Theater of Charlotte, writer, director, lyricist) for a discussion on conflict, redemption, how to get in the room, and why excellent art is a reflection of the Lord.

Join Phillip AND Emma (first time ever recording an episode together in the same room) as they talk about John 15 and pray over God’s pruning processes. If you enjoy the podcast—share, subscribe, and leave a review!