This week, we’re back with our 7 Deadly Sins series, and we got an unexpected surprise when our friend Nichole called while we were recording. Her heart for this topic was undeniable, and we’re convinced God used that moment to expose and shine a light on the sin of greed.

We’re so grateful for these unplanned moments that remind us God is always at work.

Join us as we unpack the deadly sin of greed, talk about the subtle ways it creeps into our everyday lives, and discuss how we can fight it by cultivating contentment, generosity, and a heart that treasures Christ above everything else.

This week, we paused our series on the Seven Deadly Sins to address something we felt needed to be addressed: Spiritual warfare.

We have been feeling the warfare ourselves, and many of those connected to us have as well. What is spiritual warfare? How should we respond when it comes? And is it something many in today’s church misunderstand?

We also discuss the often-overlooked topic of suffering and how it not only fits within the gospel but is an essential part of it. Join us as we explore what Scripture teaches about standing firm in the midst of the battle.

Takeaways

• Recognizing the signs of spiritual abuse
• Understanding the impact of spiritual warfare
• The role of faith and intervention in overcoming suicidal thoughts
• Empathy and support in times of spiritual struggle
• The impact of spiritual service and intervention
• Finding peace and understanding in times of spiritual struggle
• Embracing the full truth of the Gospel
• Embracing faith in the face of tribulation. The call to discipleship requires a willingness to give up everything.
• Choosing to believe the truth of the Bible is an act of faith.
• The joy of persecution comes from the opportunity to advance the kingdom of God.
• The Western church's faith has become shallow, focusing on personal blessings rather than the gospel.
• Spiritual warfare is a sign of contending for the gospel and should be rejoiced in.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to Spiritual Abuse
• 07:55 Dealing with Suicidal Thoughts
• 18:46 Manifesting Jesus in Service
• 24:57 Understanding Suffering and Spiritual Warfare
• 29:57 The Truth of the Gospel
• 34:47 The Reality of Tribulation and Faith
• 41:30 The Call to Discipleship
• 47:14 The Purpose of Spiritual Warfare
• 53:28 The Reality of Spiritual Warfare
• 59:01 The Intimacy of the Journey
• 01:06:01 The Promise of the New Jerusalem
• 01:14:53 Rejoicing in Spiritual Warfare

Gluttony in the church does not always look like excess food. Sometimes it looks like a life ruled by comfort, cravings, and constant consumption while calling it freedom.

In this episode, we are joined by Allyssa's husband, Nick, and we tackle how unchecked appetite can quietly become an idol, dulling our spiritual hunger for God. We unpack why fasting is one of Scripture’s greatest antidotes, training the flesh to submit, sharpening spiritual discernment, and reminding us that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from God.

Takeaways

• Fasting as a form of repair
• Gluttony as overindulgence Fasting as a means of intimacy with Jesus
• We eat because we're addicted to eating, not because we are actually hungry
• The impact of gluttony on health and spirituality

Chapters

• 00:00 The Devil's Deception
• 07:40 Impact of Gluttony
• 16:41 Fasting and Healing
• 23:20 The Connection Between Fasting and Self-Control
• 30:36 The Biblical Perspective on Food Laws and Gluttony
• 36:23 The Spiritual Significance of Food and Fasting
• 43:19 The Impact of Fasting on Health and Spirituality

Pride doesn’t always look like what we think it does. It entangles across multiple areas of our lives and presents differently to different people. Sometimes it hides behind self-reliance, offense, control, comparison, or the constant need to be right. In this episode of our Seven Deadly Sins series, we unpack how pride quietly slips into our hearts. We talk about why humility is so difficult and how surrender to God breaks the cycle—honest conversation, biblical truth, and, probably, at least one moment when everyone listening feels personally attacked.

Gluttony in the church does not always look like excess food. Sometimes it looks like a life ruled by comfort, cravings, and constant consumption while calling it freedom.

In this episode, we are joined by Allyssa's husband, Nick, and we tackle how unchecked appetite can quietly become an idol, dulling our spiritual hunger for God. We unpack why fasting is one of Scripture’s greatest antidotes, training the flesh to submit, sharpening spiritual discernment, and reminding us that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from God.

Takeaways

• Fasting as a form of repair
• Gluttony as overindulgence Fasting as a means of intimacy with Jesus
• We eat because we're addicted to eating, not because we are actually hungry
• The impact of gluttony on health and spirituality

Chapters

• 00:00 The Devil's Deception
• 07:40 Impact of Gluttony
• 16:41 Fasting and Healing
• 23:20 The Connection Between Fasting and Self-Control
• 30:36 The Biblical Perspective on Food Laws and Gluttony
• 36:23 The Spiritual Significance of Food and Fasting
• 43:19 The Impact of Fasting on Health and Spirituality

This week, we explore marriage and the pursuit of true unity within it. We discuss the distinct roles of husband and wife and why embracing those differences, rather than resisting them, brings greater peace and alignment.

Marriage isn't just a relationship; it's a refining process. As we surrender to God's design, it becomes a journey of sanctification that shapes us into holiness and reflects the nature of the triune God.

Takeaways

• Biblical structure of the home
• Understanding the role of husband and wife
• Submission and mutual respect in marriage Communication is key
• Understanding the role of husbands and wives in marriage

Chapters

• 00:00 Submission and Mutual Respect in Marriage
• 01:17:16 Dying for Your Spouse

Growth in faith doesn’t start with strength—it starts with dependence.

In this episode, we talk about how true salvation begins with a humble, repentant heart—and how that posture is what actually opens the door to real maturity in Christ.

We also get into something that might step on a few toes: how parts of the church can keep people dependent on milk to maintain a kind of supply and demand… and what it looks like to recognize that and break free from it.

Our prayer for this episode is simple—that anything you’ve been leaning on that isn’t God would be exposed, so you can step into deeper freedom and growth.

In a world where artificial intelligence is advancing faster than most of us can process, where does the Christian stand?

Should Christians embrace AI as a tool for good?

Is it something to approach with caution?

Or are we missing the bigger question entirely?

Join us as we wrestle with these questions with our friend, Rose Waldrup.

Takeaways

• The enticements of AI and the struggle with its spiritual implications
• The dangers of AI and its impact on faith The ethical considerations of integrating AI and technology into daily life
• The influence of monitoring spirits on behavior and thought processes

Chapters

• 00:00 The Enticements of AI
• 09:27 The Dangers of AI and the Impact on Faith
• 19:08 The Wrestling with God and the Use of AI
• 26:19 The Impact of Technology on Relationship with Jesus
• 32:34 The Ethical Dilemma of AI Integration
• 38:25 The Temptation of Self-Seeking Behavior
• 43:41 The Impact of Monitoring Spirits on Relationships
• 52:29 The Influence of Monitoring Spirits on Technology Use

This one is personal. We’re sharing our stories—where we came from, how we each encountered the Lord, and the moments that changed everything for us. These moments we share… they’ve shaped how we see faith, how we walk it out, and how we trust God today. Our prayer is that hearing our testimonies would stir boldness in your own faith and remind you that God is still moving in real, personal ways.

Takeaways

• Encountering Jesus
• Struggles with identity and faith Radical encounter with Jesus
• Spirit and truth
• Accountability to the Holy Spirit Discipleship is relational
• The danger of counterfeit Holy Spirit
• The role of prophets in bringing correction
• The importance of family discipleship
• The need to avoid building institutions and structures
• The urgency of tearing down the current system and allowing Jesus to build His church

This week, we’re diving into healing, unbelief, and what the church looks like today… not the polished version, the real one.

This week we sit down with Rose Waldrup, who shares her powerful story of how God miraculously healed her from Lyme disease. It’s honest, stretching, and might challenge the way you’ve been taught to think about faith and healing.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, felt disappointed, or wondered if God still moves like He says He does… this conversation is for you.

Go listen. Sit with it. Let it stir something deeper. ✨

Takeaways

• Miraculous Healing
• Dependence on God Surrender and abiding in faith are essential for healing and spiritual growth.
• The Holy Spirit is often misunderstood and underutilized in the Western church.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction and Miracle Encounter
• 08:27 Humbling Experience and Marriage
• 13:36 Breaking Agreement with Medical Diagnoses
• 18:48 Vision of Healing and Lab Appointment
• 24:03 Response from Church and Community
• 33:02 Reflection on Healing and Testimony
• 43:59 The Role of the Holy Spirit in Healing and Miracles