Reconcile The Podcast

This week's episode is pure fun and pure confession. My friend Annjoy joined me for some games and let's just say... nobody left innocent

We played Have You Ever (fake-praying to look holy, anyone?), Would You Rather (front row or back row, preacher who shouts or preacher who whispers), Name That Verse, and Finish The Lyrics featuring some of our favorite worship songs. It's light, it's funny, and if you've ever sat in church and done something a little sneaky, you're going to relate to way too much of this.

Grab your earphones, get ready to laugh, and see how many of these you're guilty of too.

God kept every promise. Israel settled anyway. And in the middle of all that compromise, one woman dismounted, went to her father, and asked for more.

This episode moves through Joshua 21:43–45, the partial obedience of Judges 1, and Achsah’s boldness as a mirror for anyone who has the inheritance but hasn’t yet pressed in for the springs.

Isaiah 55 | Joshua 21:43–45 | Judges 1:12–15

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Defeat has a way of making you want to run. From the place, from the people, from the version of yourself that failed. But what if God's plan for your restoration requires you to go back?

In this episode, I sit down with Nyawira Gachugi to walk through Joshua 7 and 8, two chapters that hold one of the most uncomfortable truths in scripture: you cannot move forward while hiding what needs to be confronted. We talk about Achan's hidden sin, the defeat at Ai, and what it actually looks like when God sends you back to the very battlefield where you lost.

We get into:

• Why failure exposes what success was hiding
• What sanctification actually demands of us
• How restoration often begins at the wound, not away from it
• What it takes to trust that you are still the person God wants to use

If you have ever written off a relationship, a ministry, a season, or even a version of yourself, this one is for you.

Faith journeys are rarely straight lines, and Misalibok's is proof of that.

In this episode, Misa sits down with Natalie to talk openly about the tensions she's navigated in her walk with God, the questions she's had to sit with, and what it looks like to keep choosing faith even when it's hard.

This is one of those conversations that will have you pausing, reflecting, and maybe even revisiting parts of your own story.

Watch the full episode and let us know in the comments, what tension in your faith journey has shaped you the most?

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What happens when the pain of an earthly father quietly shapes the way you see God? In this deeply personal episode of Reconcile The Pod, we sit down with an author, minister, and woman of God who has walked through her own journey of healing to explore the tender, often unspoken territory of father wounds.

Together, we unpack how those early experiences, the silences, the absences, the broken trust, can create distance not just in our human relationships, but in our intimacy with God the Father.

This conversation is less about answers and more about an invitation: to name what has been unnamed, to grieve what was lost, and to find your way back home to a Father whose love was never in question. If you've ever struggled to experience God as a good Father, this episode is for you.

A death sentence hangs over every Jew in Persia, and the only person who might be able to stop it is a queen who hasn’t been summoned by the king in thirty days. In Esther 4, we watch Mordecai tear his clothes in grief, a nation fast and weep, and a young woman wrestle with the weight of a calling she didn’t ask for. “If I perish, I perish.” What does it look like to step into your moment when the cost could be everything? We’re breaking it all down.

Listen to this powerful testimony by Joanna Neema

What does it really take to stand on a stage and lead others into the presence of God? In this powerful conversation, Natalie sits down with worship leader and artist Joanna Neema to pull back the curtain on the hidden side of worship ministry, the quiet struggles, the deep preparation, and the personal faith walk that happens long before the lights come on.

In this episode, we explore one of the Bible’s most powerful transition stories. Joshua leading Israel across the Jordan River into the Promised Land. What does it take to leave the familiar and step boldly into the unknown? Joshua’s story reminds us that God doesn’t call us to wait for perfect conditions. He calls us to step in by faith. Whether you’re in the middle of a life change or sensing a new season on the horizon, this conversation will give you the courage and clarity to cross over. Tune in, take notes, and take that next step.

Christianity isn’t a self-help program — it’s about Christ.
In this video, we explore why true faith isn’t centered on our comfort, dreams, or desires, but on Jesus and His mission. In a culture that constantly tells us to “put ourselves first,” the gospel calls us to lay ourselves down and follow Him.

Whether you’re a new believer or have been walking with Christ for years, this is a reminder that the Christian life is about God’s glory, not our spotlight.

With love,

Wachera & Natalie.