What happens when people forget God?

In this episode, we step into the beginning of Exodus and explore the rise of Pharaoh, the oppression of Israel, and the deeper heart behind it all. As fear grows, control tightens, and suffering increases, we see how quickly things unravel when God is no longer known.

But even in the silence, God is not absent.

He hears.He remembers.He sees.He knows.

This conversation isn’t just about Israel’s story, it’s about our own tendency to forget, and the invitation to remember who God truly is.

Join Tamy and Jordan as they celebrate and discuss the resurrection week!

What was Jesus actually doing in the days leading up to the cross?

In this episode, we walk through Passover week and uncover how every moment of Jesus’ final days fulfilled the promises of the Old Testament. From the selection of the lamb to the Last Supper, from the cleansing of the temple to the meaning of redemption, this conversation reveals how deeply connected Scripture truly is.

This isn’t just history, it’s the story of a God who draws near, provides a substitute, and restores what was broken.

As Easter approaches, this episode is an invitation to see Jesus more clearly and not miss the significance of what He’s done.

In this episode, we finish our Lent series by focusing on the final obstacle to abiding in Christ: the devil.

From Genesis 3 to Ephesians 6, we unpack how the enemy works. It is primarily through lies that distort God’s character and truth. But instead of running in fear, Scripture calls us to stand.

What if the enemy’s attacks actually reveal where we need healing? And what if we’re far more equipped than we think?

Through the armor of God and the truth of His Word, we learn how to recognize the enemy’s voice, reject his lies, and stand firm in the victory Christ has already won.

In this episode, we continue exploring the battle with the flesh: the one struggle every believer faces daily.

Looking at Genesis 3, Romans 7, and the words of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, we unpack why our good intentions often collide with real weakness.

Paul reminds us that even when we struggle, something in us is still aligned with God. And instead of trying to conquer the flesh through rules or discipline, Jesus invites us to bring our broken places to Him so He can heal them at the root.

There is no condemnation for those in Christ. There is only the invitation to walk in the victory He has already won.

In this week’s Lent conversation, Tamy and Jordan reflect on a powerful question: Are we being blinded by our privilege?

After hearing a friend pray that Western believers wouldn’t be “blinded by privilege,” Tamy began wrestling with what that really means. Turning to Revelation 3 and Jesus’ message to the church of Laodicea, they explore how comfort, resources, and security can create a subtle spiritual blindness which makes us believe we are strong when we are actually deeply in need of Christ.

Together they unpack how privilege can dull our awareness of our dependence on God, why that makes faith more challenging rather than easier, and the hopeful invitation Jesus gives.

In this episode, we explore the flesh’s deep craving for security — and how money often becomes the place we look for it.

From Cain and Abel to Abraham and Jesus’ words in Matthew 6, we unpack how tithing was never just about finances. It’s about trust. It’s about living open-handed. It’s about choosing which master we will serve.

What if our anxiety reveals where our faith feels small? And what would it look like to truly seek first the Kingdom of God?

Join us as we talk about security, surrender, and the freedom found in trusting Him.

Join Tamy and Jordan as they discuss Lent and send a Hallel team member off to Kenya to serve!

Begin this 40-day journey of Lent with Tamy and Jordan. Learn about what Lent is and what the Hallel Podcast will be doing during this time!

Tamy and Jordan talk through the "Committed Heart" episode of the Heart Series in honor of Valentine's Day!