Just like our bodies, our souls have an immune system. It’s one of the most important — yet most overlooked — parts of who we are. Every day, the way we think, pray, worship, and live either strengthens it or weakens it. In this podcast, we’ll explore how to build a spiritual immune system that can withstand temptation, endure trials, and thrive in faith. Because the choices we make don’t just shape our health — they shape our eternity.

A Coldplay concert. A secret affair. A public unraveling. We think grace is the hand that hides us—but what if it’s the light that finds us? This episode wrestles with the kind of grace that exposes, dismantles, and frees.

Our friend Chris just got back from visiting the massive life-sized Noah’s Ark in Kentucky — and naturally, we had a lot of questions. What was it like standing next to something that big? How did they fit all the animals? What about food? Waste? People dynamics on a floating zoo during a flood that wiped out the world?

In this episode, we unpack Chris’s experience and explore the wild (and sometimes weird) mysteries of the Ark story — from animals to architecture to ancient survival. It’s a mix of wonder, curiosity, and real talk about one of the Bible’s most epic stories. Come hang out with us as we dive in.

But then God whispers: “Be still and know.”

Still?

When the world screams more?

When silence feels like failure and rest feels like weakness?

Stillness doesn’t sell.

It doesn’t post well.

It doesn’t earn applause.

But maybe—just maybe—stillness is where the real work begins.

Maybe stopping is the beginning of seeing.

Maybe surrender is how we learn to actually receive.

In this episode, we confront the cultural addiction to busyness and explore how Scripture flips the script—showing us that doing less isn’t laziness, it’s obedience. And in the stillness, we might just find the knowing our souls have been craving all along.

We’re free. But now what?

What does it really mean to use that freedom for the Kingdom—and not just for ourselves? What does it look like when freedom isn’t a feeling, but a calling?

Coming off Connor’s raw and honest testimony from the last episode, we go deeper—sharing our own stories of being wrecked, rebuilt, and set free by Jesus.

This isn’t surface-level faith. We’re asking the hard questions, confronting our comfort zones, and figuring out together what it means to live free and dangerous—for the sake of the Kingdom.

“Get to the root of it.”

It’s a phrase we’ve all heard—maybe even repeated—especially when wrestling with sin. The idea is simple: trace the pattern, dig up the why, and then you’ll be free.

But what if freedom isn’t always found at the root?

What if it starts right where you are?

In this episode, we explore the tension between inner healing and forward movement. Do we need all the answers to walk in freedom? Or is there a different way—one that looks less like excavation and more like surrender?

We also share some real, practical steps for those tired of cycling through the same battles.

This one’s honest, hopeful, and maybe just the shift in perspective you’ve been needing. Let’s dig in.

In the hush of Gethsemane, the Gospels each paint a portrait—familiar, yet distinct.

In this episode, we linger in the garden where Jesus wept, watching through the eyes of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We trace the subtle shades in each account, listening for what they reveal about sorrow, surrender, and divine resolve.

We wonder what Jesus endured in those trembling hours… what His friends might have gained had they stayed awake… and how a prayer that seemed unanswered became the doorway to victory.

Come sit with us in the silence of that night. There’s more happening in the garden than meets the eye.

We get it—times are tough. Between political unrest, rising prices (a dozen eggs for $3.00?!), and bizarre cultural debates like “Can 100 men defeat one gorilla?”, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s why we sat down to talk about something we often overlook: How to have fun with God.

As believers, we can sometimes take ourselves a bit too seriously—making faith seem rigid or even unattractive to those we’re meant to reach. But what does it actually look like to enjoy life with God? Can faith and fun really go hand in hand?

In this episode, we unpack that question with honesty and nuance. Because maybe “fun” isn’t something you’re taught—it’s something you experience.

Listen in. Laugh a little. And rediscover the joy of walking with God.

We’re back with another deep dive into the book of Psalms. In this episode, we explore Psalm 68—a powerful and poetic declaration of God’s victory, protection, and authority over all spiritual and earthly powers. This psalm is rich with ancient imagery, celebrating God’s triumph as a divine warrior, His care for the vulnerable, and His judgment against rebellious elohim. It reminds us that the God who rides through the deserts is also the Father to the fatherless and the defender of widows. Join us as we unpack the layers of this majestic psalm and its relevance for today.

We had an incredible time unpacking just how alive and powerful God’s Word truly is in this episode! Together, we took a slow, intentional walk through Psalm 18—one of David’s triumphant victory songs—and explored the rich context behind it in 2 Samuel 22. This psalm isn’t just poetry; it’s a stunning glimpse into the heart of the Father, revealing what He longs to do for everyone who calls on His name. It also beautifully foreshadows the coming of Jesus. We hope this conversation inspires you to sit with a psalm of your own and invite the Holy Spirit to show you something fresh and life-giving. Let’s dive in—enjoy!