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Circling back to a topic we touched on around this time last year, we had it on our hearts to dive into a discussion on divisiveness and political idolatry. As Christians, our call and responsibility is to love God and love one another. We are called to live in unity and humility. We hope that this episode helps challenge all of us to pause when we see things in our social media feeds and think about what the heart behind the post is or what it's rooted in. The call to walk in love requires checking our own hearts to be sure, to the best of our abilities, we're finding the right balance as we speak the TRUTH IN LOVE.
Our co-host, Angel, is officially done with her teenage years!! After celebrating her 20th birthday, we sat to talk through some of the lessons and Scriptures she's been growing in as she steps into this new season of adulthood. We also went on a fun trip down memory lane and shared some exclusive family stories (that we did call our brother and ask for his permission to share).
We're back with another Bible Study episode where, this time, we're deep diving on the call of Gideon and his miraculous victory over the Midianites.
Our challenge for you this week: Think of someone you know who seems to really have a special call or anointing on their life. Much like God called that out of Gideon, even though we have no evidence that Gideon would have seemed or felt like a mighty/valiant warrior, we want you to take some time this week to intentionally call out the light you see in them. You never know, it might just be the God-breathed encouragement they need to step out of fear and hiding and step into God's promises for them.
In our last episode, we discussed the importance of deeply studying the Bible and some approaches to doing so. This time, we put that into practice and wanted to share our thoughts on the story of the man with the shriveled hand.
Reference for the story: Matthew 12:9-14, Mark 3:1-6, and Luke 6:6-11
Challenge for this week: Reflect & Surrender - what is your greatest area of shame? If Jesus were to ask you to "stretch it out", exposing it completely in a public setting without knowing how or why He would use it, would you trust Him enough to do it?
How often do you truly dig deep and study the Word of God? In this episode, we talk about the difference between reading the Bible and studying it, the importance of diving deeper, and what that looks like in practice for both of us.
Happy Birthday, Alyssa!!! Join us for an episode about what she's been reflecting on through this last year of her life, specifically with her recent move to Arizona.
2 quick disclaimers:
1. We actually recorded this conversation back in March so, if you've followed us for a while, you'll notice the timing doesn't quite fit chronologically with our last upload
2. Due to Alyssa traveling and not having her typical recording set up, the audio on this one is pretty "bare bones" and not at our usual standard, but the message is still so good!!!
Join us for a conversation on the beautiful, powerful lessons God has been teaching Alyssa and her friend, Lorena. In this episode, they walk us through a bit of their friendship backstory and then dive into wisdom God's been gifting to them that we feel is important for women and girls everywhere to take to heart.
*Disclaimer: we were both having trouble with our mics, so the audio on this one is a little different*
We're back!!!!... again. Alyssa has officially made her cross-country move and is settled into life in Phoenix, AZ. Meanwhile, Angel has had quite the adventurous kick-off to her summer! In this episode, you'll get to hear a full debrief on what it was Iike for Angel to spend a month exploring Milan.
We're back!!! Join us as we reflect a little on 2024 and step forward in faith for what God has in store for 2025!
This is probably the last topic we ever would have expected to dive into on the podcast but, with it being election season in the US, we wanted to share some thoughts on how to approach political conversations with love, grace, and empathy.
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