CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: What does being truly loved by God do in someone? In other words, when someone knows and believes the love God has for them, how does it help? Does it help? We believe so! Before you ever do anything else, knowing you are the beloved of God is crucial.

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY with special guest, Benjamin Delay: Salvation is deeply personal, and every story is unique. Yet one thing every believer shares is the call to recognize and die daily to sin. In this week's episode, Benjamin shares his story as we discuss spiritual pitfalls, generational influence, and the ways God works through every season.

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: When our hearts are hungry for more of God, the answer might be "less of me." In this episode, we talk about that and the world of social media. Isaiah 55:2 poses the question: "Why do you spend [time] on that which doesn't [satisfy]?"

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: Psalm 107:20 says God sent His Word to heal us and deliver us from our destructions. It's important to take ownership of things that trip us up, but how do we find healing and freedom to go forward? Let's talk that out on today's episode.

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: Jesus is the author of our faith. How then do younger generations learn faith from older generations (and visa versa)? Join us as we talk about the struggle between faith and religion.

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: There may be a dozen answers to the question, what does God want to do in 2026? But here's what we got in prayer: He wants His bride back. In other words, there's a pull in the Spirit for authentic fellowship and reverence. Let's talk about it!

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: Who couldn't use more rest? That's the focus of Hebrews 4 and it seemed good to us today to talk about the biblical definition of rest and how we enter into it.

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: We ask the question, what do you think of when you hear the word holiness? Some immediately think of religion, others, fear of God. But what is it really? And why (especially in this hour) is it so important?

CONVERSATIONS WITH DAPHNE & EMILY: Jesus once told His disciples, "If you've seen Me, you've seen the Father." In this episode, we talk about how this is still very true today. Many people still have an odd understanding or view of God. And yet, if you've seen Jesus at all, you've seen our Father God.

Jesus always spoke Truth. The Bible says He was full of grace, and truth. So as much as we love the grace verses, we can't forget the importance of truth scriptures. And one passage that needs our attention is Jesus' explanation of the two gates and what that means for eternity.