In this episode, Amy and her mom discuss the importance of reflecting on your life—not allowing guilt to hold you back, but letting conviction drive you to move forward.

In this episode, Xandra reflects on the miraculous ways God has been working in her life. Then, she and Amy explore the significance of communicating with God in their faith journeys.

In this episode, Emma shares her testimony and opens up about the joys of evangelizing to her housemates, as well as the challenges of trusting God with her finances. She and Amy then dive into a heartfelt conversation about spiritual growing pains which are those difficult but necessary moments when God stretches us and leads us closer to His will.

 In this episode, we talk about being patient waiting for God‘s timing as well as the importance of asking for forgiveness and forgiving others.

In this episode, Reese talks about her highlights and low lights of this year as well as sharing how she learned that God‘s plans are always better than our own plans.

In this podcast episode, Molly talks about growing up with anxiety and how her encounter with Jesus changed her faith. She talks about how the highlight of her year was her baptism, and the lowlight of her year was accepting the different views of Christianity. Lastly, Amy and Molly talk about the vastness of God’s love.

In this episode, Sarah shares her testimony, some highlights of her year and what God was teaching her this year. Amy and Sarah then discuss what it looks like to wait on God’s timing with confidence, knowing that His plan is better than their own.

In this episode, I share my experience with prayer and fasting while diving into what prayer and fasting is and why it’s still applicable.

In this episode, I talk about the difference between venting and gossiping.

In this episode, I talk about how as Christians we will face times in our lives when we are waiting to enter God's calling for our lives. We should use this time to allow God to refine us and prepare us for the future instead of feeling sorry for ourselves.