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Join us for a delightful journey as we catch up with the newlyweds, Coby and Ashlyn Martin, just two months into their marriage. We take a lighthearted trip down memory lane, sharing funny stories from their wedding day, including a laughable mix-up with their marriage license. Coby opens up about his transformation from artist to producer, while Ashlyn shares the joys and trials of her nursing career. From their Adventist upbringing to post-wedding adventures at the Joseph Hotel and a dreamy Napa Valley honeymoon, this episode is brimming with humor and heartfelt moments.

Family gatherings and cultural quirks spice up our conversation as we navigate the chaotic yet charming aftermath of a wedding. Who picks up the tab for the honeymoon? We dive into these expectations and more. Plus, we chat about the thrill of touring with Steven Curtis Chapman and the possibility of a musical duo named Martin. Through playful banter, we reflect on wedding stress, the emotional void post-ceremony, and the evolving nature of marriage celebrations. Our discussion is not without its quirky tangents—from the complexities of modern dating to humorous end-of-life planning scenarios.

We also touch on deeper themes like spiritual signs and the emotional challenges faced in healthcare settings, blending personal anecdotes with broader insights. Between negotiating political differences in relationships and sharing laughs over dinner plans, this episode is a tapestry of experiences and emotions. Don't miss the creative projects from Coby James Music and Ashlyn, which we highlight, promising even more laughter and insights in the episodes to come.

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What happens when you pair the existential with the whimsical? We wade into the hilarity and warmth of our listener community, starting with Brian from Texas and his poignant story of friendship and loss. Then there's Tammy from Phoenix, whose house show invitation has us daydreaming about Grand Canyon gigs. Oh, and that gaffe with "memoir" on our posters? Let's just say we're keeping it as a badge of quirky charm.

Capes and instruments won't save musicians hiding from the spotlight, but they sure make for lively debate about on-stage attire. We toss around lighthearted ideas, from pants-free performances to the star power of our own Jennifer, as praised by Carl from Tennessee. On a more introspective note, Brian from Ohio has us pondering the theological implications of a future-known by God, while conspiracy theories and beloved Sesame Street characters round out our joyful explorations.

From childhood antics with marbles and cassette tapes to the unpredictable journey of parenthood, we cover it all. Opening up about birthing stories and family gatherings, we celebrate the evolving dynamics between parents and children. As we share stories of teenage crushes and unexpected life paths, we reflect on how our youthful dreams have shaped—and been reshaped by—our lives. Join us for laughter, reflection, and the comforting chaos of family traditions.

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Ever wondered how visual effects artists balance beauty enhancements to avoid the "overdone" look? Join us as we chat with Joel Robertson, a talented VFX artist renowned for his work in music videos and commercials. Joel shares his professional insights on facial symmetry, the art of achieving natural results, and what makes celebrities like Tom Cruise stand out. Alongside these fascinating details, Jennifer and I discuss our own photo quirks and the universal challenge of aging gracefully.

We also dive into some hilarious family stories, including the struggles toddlers face when trying to communicate with voice assistants like Alexa. Joel recounts wild tales from his musical career, such as technical mishaps and the chaotic experience of performing at a Harley Davidson store. We explore the quirky trend of making jewelry from unconventional materials and the benefits of preserving placenta for health, providing a mix of humor and intrigue.

The episode takes an emotional turn as Joel opens up about his unexpected cancer diagnosis and the challenges of chemotherapy. We discuss themes of resilience, faith, and personal growth, interwoven with lighthearted anecdotes from school days and the quest for acceptance. From the therapeutic power of music to the importance of mental health, this conversation offers a compelling blend of humor, heart, and valuable life lessons that will surely resonate with our listeners.

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Ready for a rollercoaster ride of humor, heartfelt reflections, and heated debates? We kick off this episode with some amusing banter about our names and wardrobe choices, then dive into the excitement of my new book, "The Daily Autumn," and how you can snag a copy for yourself. Jennifer, Drew, and I laugh about our recent episode with Mike Weaver and Drew's unforgettable trip to Denver. We also get real about the outpouring of love Drew received after a tough personal loss and how it's been a spiritual compass for him going forward.

Ever wondered how stress brings out the quirkiest in people? From narcolepsy-like tendencies to the peculiar rules of solving crossword puzzles manually, we share some outrageous personal habits and the hilarity that ensues during worship misunderstandings. Our communication dynamics spark some laughs as we talk about the traits that show up in arguments and the Enneagram 9 tendency to shut down when overwhelmed. It's a mix of light-hearted anecdotes and deeper reflections on how we cope with life's challenges.

Hold onto your hats for the final segment, where we tackle some thought-provoking topics like the rapture, conspiracy theories, and Bible interpretation. We dig into the nuances of belief and skepticism, examining everything from the moon landing to Jeffrey Epstein's demise. Our conversation delves deep into God's knowledge, human suffering, and free will, sprinkled with personal stories and reflections. And if that wasn't enough, we tease some future plans like ranking people on an "idiot scale" and a possible house tour in Akron, Ohio. This episode is a whirlwind of humor, heated debates, and heartfelt discussions that you won't want to miss!

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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to share a chiropractic session with your entire band? Join us for a laugh-out-loud episode of "The Gospel According to Jeremy," where we explore hilarious chiropractic adventures and the awkward sounds that sometimes escape during an adjustment. Our special guest, Mike Weaver, gives an inside look at his band's tradition of group chiropractic visits, while Jennifer shares a touching story of much-needed relief during an MS flare-up. Plus, we have a heartwarming chat about our son Hutch Deibler, who has grown from a knee-high kid into a talented podcast producer.

Get ready for an emotional rollercoaster as we reminisce about playing at the Grand Ole Opry and the bittersweet memory of a brother who never got the chance to perform there. Feel the camaraderie and excitement of our early touring days with Rebecca St. James and FFH, and the joy of introducing Big Daddy Weave to new audiences. We also dive into the journey from independent albums to record deals, highlighting the friendships and support that have guided us through the ups and downs of the music industry.

In this episode, we also tackle modern slang like "bussin," our bewilderment over ASMR videos, and the generational language barrier that keeps us on our toes. We explore family dynamics, from gambling wins to homeschooling challenges, and share our shared love for movies, even as we transition to watching more children's films. Wrapping it up, we delve into the touching story of Eli's gift for ministry and the miracles we've witnessed through Big Daddy Weave's performances, showing the profound impact of faith and music. This episode is a perfect blend of humor, nostalgia, and heartfelt stories that will leave you both laughing and deeply moved.

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Ever had one of those days where everything goes hilariously wrong? Jennifer kicks off this episode with a wardrobe malfunction story that'll have you laughing out loud, especially when you hear how her church pastors reacted. Jeremy also sets the record straight about his comments on Matthew West, sharing a delightful dinner tale featuring Matthew and his wife, Emily. The laughs continue as we explore the ups and downs of raising teenagers, moving homes, and a treadmill mishap involving Sadie that you won't want to miss.

Parenting teens and relocating are no small feats, and we tackle these challenges with a mix of humor and heartfelt stories. From the emotional rollercoaster of moving and selling a house to the financial gymnastics of finding a more affordable neighborhood, we offer insights and laughs in equal measure. Our conversation is all about striking that balance between serious life changes and keeping things light, making sure you walk away with both practical tips and a smile.

The episode takes a deeper dive into the realms of intimacy, boundaries, and dealing with addiction. We get real about the struggles of growing up in a church environment, the journey toward spiritual growth, and the importance of true surrender. Personal stories reveal the complexities of setting boundaries and breaking free from societal pressures, ultimately emphasizing self-awareness and emotional presence. And if you're nostalgic for retro gadgets or curious about the quirks of credit scores, we've got you covered with some humorous trips down memory lane. Join us for an episode that's as enlightening as it is entertaining!

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Is it possible to find humor amidst pain? Join us as we kick off Season Two of "The Gospel According to Jeremy" with an exciting catch-up session that breaks the silence and finally lets Drew and Jennifer chat freely on-air. We reminisce about our journey, from spirited debates over the podcast's title to the evolution of our conversations. Expect laughter and spontaneous discussions, including quirky topics like the origins of chia seeds and their surprising uses. This episode sets a refreshing tone for the season ahead with a perfect blend of humor and heartfelt reflections.

What role do enneagram types play in our emotional lives? We delve into the complexities of relationships and the pain that often underpins addiction. Our candid conversation covers the impact of personality types on communication, struggles with intimacy, and the deep-seated grief that surfaces from unfulfilled dreams and premature responsibilities. The episode confronts the difficult process of mourning, especially after losing a close friend to an overdose, offering a compassionate look into the human experience of pain and healing.

As the episode unfolds, we navigate from lighthearted summer recaps to intense political discussions, and even explore conspiracy theories about major political events. Special guests Aaron Benward, Robert Beeson, John Mays, and Scott Williamson join us for a reunion filled with laughter and touching moments. We conclude with deep reflections on faith, ministry, and vocational paths, sharing powerful insights from personal spiritual journeys and career transitions. Don't miss this rich tapestry of conversations that promise to engage, entertain, and resonate with our listeners.

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What’s it really like to navigate Disney World on a scooter, or face the peculiarities of Florida life? Join us as Drew Powell returns from his Florida vacation and shares his hilarious stories about local food, high toilets, and the sheer practicality of using a scooter at Disney World. Drew's firsthand experience of balancing park days with resort days to handle the physical demands of a Disney adventure is both amusing and enlightening. This episode promises a light-hearted look at the financial and logistical realities of such a trip, filled with laughter and relatable anecdotes.

Ever wondered about the ethical and practical sides of obtaining a disability pass at Disney? We dive into candid discussions about navigating theme parks sober vs. the surreal experiences of past visits with edibles. From the hilarious challenges of staying on the People Mover to the physical strain even with scooters, this chapter is packed with humorous takes on making the most of a theme park visit. Plus, Drew reflects on his personal journey of recovery and the incredible support from his spouse, Jamie, emphasizing the importance of mutual responsibility and healing within relationships.

Lastly, we share Drew's heartfelt recovery process, highlighting how forming supportive bonds during rehab positively influenced his family dynamics. Alongside this, we talk about existential musings, family decisions, and unexpected parenting challenges, all shared with humor and authenticity. Whether it's the frustration of a bad haircut in Florida, the joys of collecting trinkets at Disney’s Epcot, or the profound realizations about personal growth and facing reality, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions and insights you won't want to miss.

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to meet a legendary lyricist? Join us as we recount the unforgettable moment we met Bernie Taupin at a church event, where even amid the grandeur of his achievements, his humility shone brightly. Our good friend Jonathan Fiery is with us, along with our trusty producer Hutch, and together we bring you a blend of nostalgia, laughter, and amazing stories. From the playful chaos of technical difficulties and lighting setups to reminiscing about past travels and missed episodes, this episode is a joyful celebration of enduring friendships and shared memories.

We also indulge in some light-hearted debates and entertaining anecdotes, like the amusing saga of matching shoes and unexpected growth spurts between Hutch and Jonathan. We reflect on our long history together, weaving through the tapestry of our lives, from moments on tour to the everyday joys and challenges of family life. You'll hear about our admiration for notable figures like Chris Martin, Jerry Seinfeld, and Brian Regan, and the whimsical notion of having dinner with celebrities such as Robert Kennedy Jr. and Megyn Kelly. The charm of unexpected celebrity encounters in California and the allure of living on the Central Coast also feature prominently in our discussion.

In a heartfelt segment, we delve into the trials and triumphs of raising children with unique needs and the joy of seeing them thrive in creative pursuits like musical theater. We share the emotional and financial challenges of infertility and adoption, underscoring the resilience and support needed to navigate these paths. This episode is a blend of humor, wisdom, and heartfelt reflections, celebrating the beauty of family, the camaraderie forged on tour, and the ongoing journey of our musical and personal lives. Tune in for a warm, engaging, and thoroughly entertaining ride with friends old and new.

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When my father passed me down his old work shirt, little did I know it would weave its way into a conversation about Memorial Day and the profound way we honor those who've made the ultimate sacrifice. This episode isn't just about remembrance; it's a tapestry of laughter and reflection, weaving through the idyllic streets of New Smyrna Beach to the curious etiquettes of fridge politics at home. Who knew that labeling your yogurt could spark a family debate, or that an inherited shirt could hold such a narrative?

Venturing deeper, we touched on the spiritual metamorphosis my parents are wading through in their golden years, challenging long-held beliefs within the conservative church community. Their journey, contrasted with the often humorous side of faith and leadership, unfolds like an open book, inviting listeners to consider the evolution of their own beliefs. We navigate through the concepts of empowering leadership and raising children to find their unique strengths—a universal challenge that transcends religion and redefines what it means to guide.

And what would a conversation be without a little nocturnal quirkiness? From the unsolved mysteries of the 'pee shelf' to the polarized debates over the moon landing, this episode is a foray into the peculiar habits that color our nights and the elusiveness of truth in a divided world. Dive into the depths of our laughter and learnings, where even the most mundane topics spring to life with wit and wisdom. All this and more is just a play button away in a chat that promises to entertain as much as it enlightens.