Brian, Cheri, and Bennett dive into 1 Corinthians 13, exploring what it looks like to live out patient and kind love as believers in a culture where the meaning of love is constantly shifting.

Plans changed? Good. This episode flips the script on life’s audibles and shows how they can build character, deepen faith, and guide you toward a greater purpose.

In a culture obsessed with communication, we’ve forgotten how to truly connect. Tune in and discover simple, actionable ways to move beyond surface-level conversations and build deeper, more intentional relationships in the home, at work, and in community. 

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Brian & Bennett talk with sports performance coach Mike Henriques about Oregon State Baseball’s College World Series run, exploring leadership, accountability, and culture. He highlights how lasting success comes from relationships, faith and family perspective, and caring for athletes as people, not merely performers.

When life gets tough, true friendship shows up. Brian and Bennett talk with two young men who share how God used adversity to strengthen their relationship and the ways they challenge each other to grow.

Brian, Cheri, and Bennett continue their conversation with Kyle and Rebecca Koval, diving into how a simple 15-second story can ignite Gospel-centered conversations and inspire boldness wherever you are.

Brian, Cheri, and Bennett sit down with friends Kyle and Rebecca Koval to share an honest, uplifting conversation about what it means to walk closely with the Lord—growing in faith, staying connected, and making Him part of everyday moments and conversations.

Most people think of wealth in terms of money—but what if the richest life goes far beyond your bank account? In this episode, Brian, Cheri, and Bennett dive into the often-overlooked dimensions of true wealth.

Cheri welcomes on two young adults from within Won Thing's community to discuss Godly perspectives on anything from social media to relationship pressures. Paityn and Marissa offer advice for parents and peers alike and exemplify what it looks like to be on fire for the Lord as 20 somethings.