The Collective Podcast

Something that seems “good” may not be bad for you, but is it best for you? Join us as we discuss questions to consider regarding whether or not a believer ought to use weed recreationally.

Botox is the number one non-invasive procedure in the US - should you get it? Join us today as we dive into the whys and why not, urging you to consider how the Bible informs your decision.

Today feels more divisive than ever before in political conversations, especially within the church. But friend, it should not be - join us as we discuss how to embrace others who think differently than we do and engage in conversations as Christ would call us to.

Over the past four years, we've loved bringing you stories of ordinary women living extraordinary lives and this season, getting to talk about cultural hot topics. Join us today as we look back at our favorite moments and look forward to our next chapter.

If the only time you think of heaven and death are at a funeral, it will sow seeds of doubt. Today we tackle the topic of dying and how we can form a biblical view of heaven to set our hearts on His plan for us.

Join us as we hear from Christy Chermak, who reminds us that Jesus provides the bread we need and calls us to serve His kingdom in courageous ways.

While in the middle of a hard and disorienting season, Cristin Tippen shares what it looks like to find hope in Jesus by being honest and simply sitting with Him daily.

One of the greatest joys of the Christian life is the fact that we never stop growing. Join us as Amala Smith shares with us her triumphant personal and spiritual growth over the past year, as well as the joy we can find in Jesus when we abide in Him.

Don’t miss our last episode of Season 3 as we feature our Hero of Advocacy, Aimee Bloom, who not only pours out her love to our local refugees, but also shows us that it’s our biblical mandate to care for them as well.

Some of life's hardest moments come when we feel unseen or passed over. Join our Hero of Behind the Scenes, Kim Duncan, as she encourages us to view these moments as opportunities to grow closer to God and lean on His truth that fruit will come.