In this episode, we’re tackling a big question that we started peeling back the layers on a few episodes ago: should women actually be working?

Scripture calls women to be keepers of the home, but it also tells us we were created to work. So what does that mean for the 40-hour work week, stay-at-home moms, and everything in between?

We’re digging into what it looks like to embrace God’s design, honor our unique seasons, and hold work and home in the balance He intended. Whether you’re in the workplace, at home, or juggling both, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to seek the Lord’s calling above cultural expectations.

This week, we’re diving into YOUR questions—and let’s just say, you didn’t hold back. From women serving as pastors, to worship leaders posting videos of themselves, to what dating should really look like for Christians, and even whether believers should watch shows or listen to music that celebrates sin…we’re tackling it all.

No fluff, no beating around the bush, just honest conversations about faith, culture, and answer the questions you're dying for us to answer!

If you’ve ever wrestled with these topics or wanted to know where we stand, this episode is for you.

If fall had a Pinterest board, this would be it. We’re talking favorite drinks, activities, music, movies, and all the little things that make autumn our favorite season. Come hang out for some cozy vibes!

This week we’re joined by our very first guest (!!) to share a story of finding Christ and encountering unexpected change. Abby opens up about leaving a four-year university, stepping away from collegiate softball, and choosing to attend a technical school instead.

Through the struggle and the transition, she realized God was moving in ways she never imagined—what if He had her there not just for herself, but for others? From wrestling with disappointment to stepping out in faith, this episode is an honest look at trusting God when the plan doesn’t go as expected.

If you’ve ever faced a season of change or wondered how God could be at work in the middle of your struggles, this conversation is for you.

Join us as we talk about surrender, faith, and the beauty that's found when the Lord writes your testimony.

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In this episode, we’re spilling the tea on some of our most controversial (and hopefully thought provoking) opinions. From worship music that focuses more on me than God, to gentle parenting and what it really is founded on, to the modern view of Jesus versus the Jesus of the Bible, we’re cutting through the noise and calling it like we see it.

We also tackle questions about work, womanhood, and the relevance of Scripture in modern life—all with honesty, nuance, and a whole lot of grace. If you like faith conversations that challenge the social media and cultural norms and aren’t afraid to stir the pot, this episode is for you!

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This week, we’re diving into a BIG one — marriage. But specifically what God calls us to as women. We explore both egalitarian and complementarian perspectives, what Scripture actually says about submission, and our personal experiences with living out biblical marriage.

From Genesis to Ephesians to Galatians, we’re rooting today’s conversation in the Word — and we’re also holding space for nuance, grace, and the reality of how this plays out in real relationships.

Whether you’re single, dating, or married, we hope this episode helps you process the kind of relationship you desire, and the kind of love that mirrors the Gospel.

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This week, we went totally off script and interviewed each other with questions we didn’t prep for—fun, serious, and everything in between. From our go-to drink orders and home decor styles to the legacy we hope to leave behind, we covered it all. We talked about what we’d say to our 18-year-old selves, what it’s really like to move across the country, and even tried to sum one of us up in three words. It’s personal, lighthearted, and a sweet peek behind the scenes of our friendship.

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This week’s girl chat is all about rhythms, habits, and how we’re (honestly) doing lately. We share what’s working for us, what isn’t, and why rhythms rooted in grace—not shame—make space for a more sacred life. From the spiritual (Jesus’ easy yoke) to the practical (our current morning routines), it’s a conversation full of encouragement, real life, and a reminder that even the smallest things can be sacred.

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Trying to live a low-tox life without losing yourself to overwhelm? We get it.

In this episode, we’re sharing our favorite clean swaps! From skincare and deodorant to cleaning products and dishwasher pods—all with a real-life, real-budget approach. No guilt trips, no fear tactics. Just practical, grace-filled steps toward health and stewardship.

And of course, we’re ending with the heart behind it all: what does it look like to pursue wellness without idolizing it? What does it look like to balance stewarding our bodies well and trust God's sovereignty? How do we hold health and hospitality together?

If you’ve been curious about clean living but feel overwhelmed—or have felt like you had to choose between community and your health—you're in the right place.

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This week, we’re diving into a conversation that’s showing up everywhere — from TikTok to churches: manifestation, positive affirmations, and new thought ideology.As Christians, it can feel confusing. Some of it sounds kind of biblical… but is it? What’s the actual difference between speaking truth over yourself and manifesting your desires?

We’ll talk about:

• ​Why manifestation culture feels powerful but ultimately undermines God’s sovereignty
• ​The difference between human-centered affirmation and gospel-centered identity
• ​How New Thought ideas sneak into Christian language
• ​Where our identity, worth, and transformation actually come from

If you’ve ever felt confused about whether a message is “mostly fine” or subtly unbiblical, this episode is for you.

Mentioned in This Episode:

• ​The Gospel Primer by Milton Vincent

📖 Scripture References:

Genesis 1:27Psalm 139Psalm 51:5Romans 3:10Romans 5:8Romans 5:9Romans 8:1Romans 8:11Romans 11:171 Corinthians 6:172 Corinthians 3:182 Corinthians 10:5Ephesians 1:3Ephesians 2:5Ephesians 2:6Ephesians 2:13Ephesians 2:1-3Romans 8:15Colossians 2:13Titus 3:5

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