What if the gospel was never meant to be “believe this or burn”?

In this episode of Holy Wrestling, we will unpack the tension between fear-based faith and the invitation Jesus actually offers. After a listener raised concerns about Christianity being framed as a choice between heaven and hell, we dive deep into Scripture, church history, and theology to explore what the Bible really says.

I break down the three major Christian views of hell, challenge common assumptions, and ask whether fear is meant to be the foundation of our faith—or if something deeper is at the center.

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions about hell, judgment, or the nature of God, this conversation is for you.

How can a good God allow — or even command — acts of judgment that seem to cost innocent lives? In this deeply honest and theologically rich episode of Seeds of Grace Reflections, we wrestle with one of the hardest questions in the Christian faith: the tension between God’s goodness and the violence found in Scripture.

Rather than offering easy answers or tidy explanations, this conversation invites listeners to sit with the complexity. Together, we explore ancient warfare language, the nature of divine justice, the reality of systemic sin, and the spiritual dimension behind biblical conflict. We look closely at the stories of Canaan and Egypt, the death of the firstborn, the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart, and the question that haunts many believers — what about the children?

Through it all, this episode returns again and again to the character of God as revealed in Scripture: slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love, and unwavering in justice. This is not an attempt to soften the weight of these passages, but to face them honestly — with theology as our guide and Christ as our anchor.

If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, discomfort, or unanswered questions about God’s justice, this episode reminds you: faith is not weakened by wrestling — it is often strengthened there.

Have you ever heard someone say: “Christmas is a pagan holiday” or “Santa Claus is really a Norse god”—and wondered, is that actually true?

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been asked these questions more than once. So I made a short video to dig into the history, theology, and traditions behind Christmas—beyond the myths and memes.

In this episode, we explore:

If you’ve ever wondered:

This conversation is for you.

We separate fact from myth, look at the historical evidence, and uncover the Christian heart behind beloved traditions. You’ll see that lights, gifts, stockings, and yes—even Santa—can point our hearts to the greatest gift of all: Jesus Christ.

In this first issue of Holy Wrestling, we step into one of the hardest questions in Scripture: the abuse, trafficking, and mistreatment of women in the Old Testament—and whether God allowed, endorsed, or even commanded it. With honesty and compassion, we explore the world the Bible was written into, the difference between what God describes and what He commands, and the redemptive thread that elevates and protects women from Genesis to Jesus. This episode invites you to wrestle deeply, think critically, and rediscover the goodness of God in the very passages that trouble us most. Join me as we begin this journey of truth, context, and redemption.

Have you ever noticed the beauty and diversity within the body of Christ? In this episode of Seeds of Grace Reflections, Brittany explores how different Christian traditions — Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, Lutheran, Baptist, Pentecostal, Methodist, non-denominational, and more — each bring unique gifts to the global church.

Discover how diversity in worship, theology, and practice can strengthen unity rather than divide, and how we can hold firm convictions while honoring the faithfulness of others. A grace-filled look at the many voices of Christ’s body.

Ever wondered why Christianity looks so different depending on where you worship? In this episode of Seeds of Grace Reflections, we take a grace-filled look at the major Christian traditions—Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and more—and explore how their unique gifts all point to the same Savior. No debates, just understanding and unity.

Discover how the New Testament was truly formed—not by councils or politics, but through God’s guidance and apostolic witness. In this episode, we will explore how the early church recognized Scripture, why the Gnostic gospels were excluded, and clear up myths about the Council of Nicaea. Strengthen your confidence in the Bible’s authenticity and the enduring truth of God’s Word.

Why does the Catholic Bible have more books than the Protestant one? What are the Deuterocanonical books, and how did we get our Old Testament? In this episode of Seeds of Grace Reflections, we explore the history, debate, and faith behind the Apocrypha—and how God’s Spirit has guided His Church through it all.

This week, at Grace church, we started Show and Tell, a sermon series on sharing the gospel. I reflect on my sermon notes and how God calls us to show and tell His good news, using examples like Moses, Esther, and Isaiah. We explore obedience, bold love, and trusting God to work through us.

A breakdown of Bible translations — what makes them reliable, how to use them wisely, and why it matters to understand their differences.