Jason and Rachel debate if they are living their authentic-self and how being true to one’s self is answering the call to holiness.

What is faith? What is contemplation? Rachel and Jason discuss answers to these questions and the need for both in the Christian journey.

Jason and Rachel discuss the effects of regarding others as more important than ourselves. How can we practice this daily?

Rachel and Jason reflect on loss and tragedy and how those personal, painful moments have transformed their hearts. They reveal the truth that in times of chaos and suffering, Christ pulls us closer to his heart and reminds us that He never left us alone.

There is a constant war waging within us between the man that is created in the image of God (the man we are created to be) versus the man we have created ourselves to be in today’s society. Who will win? How do we surrender?

Jason and Rachel speak to the truth that, for a Christian who is fully alive, every moment and every occasion is a cause for joy.

Rachel and Dan talk about the reality of manhood. Being a man isn’t defined by how tough or popular you are, but by the grace and humility you share with your brothers and sisters in Christ.

Rachel and Jason discuss the final part of the Feminine Genius: generosity. How can we make ourselves available to share generosity with our family, friends, co-workers and even strangers!

The second aspect of the feminine genius is sensitivity. We are called (male and female) to be sensitive to the needs of others and the promptings of the Holy Spirit.

Man and woman He created them. Receptivity is imperative to the discovery of our identity as beloved. How does this apply to man and woman? Identity is better expressed through relationship and not through things or actions.