We’re back this week diving into John 21, and wow… this chapter hits in a quiet but convicting way. (I mean... WE'RE not quiet...)

It’s not the big, dramatic moments of the resurrection—it’s the after. The everyday. The going-back-to-what’s-familiar kind of moments.

We talk about the disciples returning to fishing and how relatable that is. When life feels uncertain or we don’t know what’s next, how easy is it to slip back into old habits, old mindsets, or just what feels comfortable?

Then comes one of the most powerful scenes: Jesus meeting them on the shore, cooking breakfast (yes, Jesus making breakfast is a whole moment), and gently restoring Peter. No shame. No lecture. Just grace—and a question that cuts straight to the heart: “Do you love me?”

That leads us into a real and honest conversation about how we can unintentionally deny Jesus in our own lives. Not always in loud, obvious ways—but in the small choices, the compromises, the moments we stay silent, or when our actions don’t line up with what we say we believe.

This episode is both a mirror and an invitation. A reminder that we’re all capable of falling short—but also that Jesus always meets us there, calls us back, and invites us forward.

So whether you’ve been feeling distant, distracted, or just stuck in routine—this conversation is for you.

Grab your coffee, come hang out with us, and let’s chat about what it really looks like to follow Jesus… even when it’s hard, even when we mess up.

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This week on The Holy Chit-Chat, we’re walking through some of the most powerful and emotional chapters in the Gospel of John. Chapters 19 and 20. Yep… we’re talking about the cross and the empty tomb.

We sit in the weight of Jesus’ crucifixion—what it meant, what He endured, and the love that held Him there. It’s heavy, it’s humbling, and it’s something we probably don’t pause to fully take in enough.

But the story doesn’t end there…

We also celebrate the moment everything changed. When the tomb was found empty and hope came rushing back in. We talk about Mary’s encounter with Jesus (and how relatable her confusion and grief feel), Thomas’ doubts, and how Jesus meets people right where they are.

Of course, we take a few side roads along the way processing what this means for us today.

This episode is a mix of reflection, real talk, and a reminder that even in the darkest moments… Sunday is coming.

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This week, we’re diving into John 17–18… and let’s just say, we tried to stay on track 😅 (spoiler: we didn’t always succeed). But honestly? The rabbit trails made this conversation even richer.

In John 17, we get a front-row seat to one of the most powerful prayers ever prayed—Jesus praying not just for His disciples, but for us. Yes, YOU. We unpack what it means that Jesus prayed for our unity, our protection, and our purpose long before we were even here. It’s personal, it’s powerful, and it might just hit you in a whole new way.

Then in John 18, things shift as Jesus is betrayed and arrested. Even in the tension and heartbreak of these moments, we see His authority, His peace, and His unwavering commitment to the mission.

Somewhere along the way, we take a few unexpected detours (as usual), but every tangent circles back to the beauty of who Jesus is and what He’s calling us into.

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In this episode of The Holy Chit-Chat, we walk through John chapters 13–17—some of the most intimate and powerful moments of Jesus’ ministry before the cross. (We also hop on a bit of a soap box towards the end of the episode 😅)

We start in the upper room, where Jesus flips expectations by washing His disciples’ feet, modeling radical humility and servant-hearted love. From there, we unpack His command to “love one another,” and what that truly looks like in our everyday lives.

As the conversation continues, we dive into Jesus’ farewell discourse—His encouragement to the disciples, the promise of the Holy Spirit, and the reminder that even in trouble, we are never alone. These chapters are full of comfort, truth, and a call to remain rooted in Him.

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In this milestone 50th episode of The Holy Chit-Chat, we dive into John 11 & 12—two powerful chapters that remind us who Jesus is and what He came to do.

We talk through the story of Lazarus and how Jesus meets us in our grief, our waiting, and even in what feels impossible. There’s so much to unpack about faith, timing, and trusting God when it doesn’t make sense. Then in John 12, we see beautiful moments of worship, obedience, and the tension building as Jesus moves closer to the cross.

And to make this episode even more special—it drops the day before Brooke’s birthday! 🎂 So we take a moment to celebrate, reflect, and share a little extra joy together.

Whether you’re walking through a hard season or just wanting to grow deeper in your faith, this conversation is full of encouragement and truth.

💬 We’d love to hear from you! What stood out to you in John 11 & 12?

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Moving through the book of John in chapters 7, 8, 9, and 10. In these chapters are some of Jesus' greatest comebacks 😂

We may say it every episode through John, but man... we really love this book!

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John is such a great book to study and we are LOVING going through the book together!

This week we're chatting about the healing at the pool on the Sabbath, a little confrontation with some Jewish leaders, Jesus feeding the 5,000, Jesus walking on water, and so much more!

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We're diving back into the book of John with chapter 4! And it holds SUCH an amazing story with the woman at the well, living water and food that satisfies like nothing else, and the officer whose son was sick. And best of all... Jesus in every bit of it.

How many times do we think, that person is too far gone, or, I'm just not good enough for Jesus right now. Welp... you're wrong 🤷🏼‍♀️ And this chapter is proof of that.

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Join us in continuing the conversation in John with chapters 2 and 3!

Weddings, flipping tables, being "born again", and a few rabbit trails make this episode well worth the listen.

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We're jumping into the book of John and we are PUMPED!

And we're not one to play favorites but... this is one of our favorite books. lol

At the beginning of the book, John doesn’t begin with the birth of Jesus. He begins with eternity:

As we head towards Easter, join in the conversation and read the book of John along with us.

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