In the episode, Keara sits down with former D1 indoor and beach volleyball player, Dylynn Otte, to talk about the things of the world that fight for our time and attention and how they ultimately let us down every time. We all have a hole in our hearts that can only be filled with Jesus, and Dylynn shares her story of trying to fill her life with things other than Jesus and how she ultimately came to find true satisfaction in the Lord. They also talk about how to do everything for the glory of the Lord and what that looks like in our everyday lives.

Keara sits down with student and author Naya Ross to talk about finding strength and joy from the Lord. They discuss what it looks like to walk in daily dependence on the Lord and how to experience peace, rest, and joy when walking with him through this life. They also talk about using the gifts God has given all of us to bring glory to him. 

Zach Alessi shares his incredible story of God working a life-saving miracle in his battle with cystic fibrosis. Zach talks about doubt and anger towards God that came after an endless series of setbacks. Zach learned to lean into the Lord and recognize that God was always there, that he has been saved for a purpose, and that God is not done with him yet. 

In this episode Keara shares what has been going on in her life lately and some of the things the Lord has been teaching her through it all! Will be back to normal episodes on a normal schedule now!

In this episode, Keara sits down with Jenna Gurklis, a grad student and ministry leader, to talk about what it looks like to follow God's plan for your life. Our God is good and faithful to lead us where He calls, and on this episode Jenna shares her experience with seeking the Lord's purpose for her life and seeing his faithfulness throughout it all. 

In this episode, Keara talks with Sarah Petronio who works in the office of student athlete development at FSU. They talk about the greatest commandment found in Matthew 22 which commands us to love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind as well as loving your neighbor as yourself.