Two men in Scripture: one lost everything and still saw the good, the other had everything and couldn't see any of it. Scott and Cari co-host, bringing the science of the negativity bias, why our brains are wired to fixate on the one thing that's wrong, right into their own marriage, and ask the question that will not leave you alone: why can't you see what you already have?

Heart's 1990 hit "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You" was their biggest song in years, and they could barely stand to sing it. Let's holds that song up against Genesis 16, where Sarai already held God's promise and Abram had heard His voice, yet both rushed ahead and left others to pay for it. A teaching on waiting, the cost of the shortcut, and the God who both sees it and stands ready to forgive.

Sometimes we want to pray our way out, but God is asking us to pray our way through. Through David's fifteen years in the wilderness and a moment from Scott's own life, this episode uncovers the untold truth about the seasons that make no sense, and why it may be exactly as it should be, for now.

Matthew Perry spent millions trying to get well and never found freedom. My brother Jeff had nothing, and this is the story of how he came back from the dead.

Over 100 people step into eternity every minute, but almost no one stops to ask what waits on the other side. Walk through what the Bible actually says about heaven, and the one question that changes everything.

What does it really cost to say yes to God? Garry and Diane Hamilton share the unfiltered story of over 40 years in ministry- the sacrifice, the hardship, the faithfulness, and the God who never let them down.

One phone call. One woman fighting for a stranger's life. And a God who has never once looked away from yours.

What can the ancient Letter to Diognetus teach us about what Christians are meant to be in the world?

We explore the difference between living spiritually alive and quietly drifting through life with a “low-grade fever” of the soul. Through the story of Mary and Martha, this episode uncovers how worry, distraction, and constant striving can slowly drain our joy, peace, and connection with God without us even realizing it.

Israel was fed daily in the wilderness, but many never stepped into the land God promised. This episode asks a sobering question: could we be sustained by God-yet holding back from trusting Him for more?