Today’s headline: a woman sentenced to 7 years in prison for $175 million in fraud against J.P. Morgan Chase. She told the court she had a “good upbringing.” The judge reminded her of one of the Ten Commandments: “Thou shalt not steal.”

This episode of This with Krish isn’t just about her—it’s about us. About the dangers of cutting corners, faking it till we make it, and trading integrity for quick success. I’ll share biblical wisdom, real-life business parallels, and practical takeaways on why trust is the most valuable currency we have.

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In today’s episode of This with Krish, I share what happened when, in the middle of church, I received the heartbreaking news of a shooting at a church in Michigan. Two lives were lost and several more injured.

As my wife and I talked later at dinner, we couldn’t ignore the bigger picture: revival is happening across the nation. Churches are filling, lives are being changed, and heaven is getting crowded. But then—tragedy strikes. Isn’t that exactly how the enemy works? He wants to sow fear, doubt, and hesitation in the hearts of believers. Yet God’s Word reminds us in Isaiah 54:17 — “No weapon forged against you will prevail.”

This episode is about choosing faith over fear, refusing to back down, and continuing to worship boldly in the face of darkness. Because no matter what the enemy throws our way… God wins. Always.

🙏 Keep the families in Michigan in your prayers.

🙌 Keep making heaven crowded.

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From King of Kings on Angel Studios to Georgia Bulldogs football, fishing shows, Paw Patrol marathons, and even Hillsdale’s American Artists videos… family TV in our house is a wild ride.

In this episode, I share the funny, wholesome, and sometimes ridiculous side of parental controls — what to watch as a family, what mom & dad sneak in, and what kids actually love. My 7-year-old knows every fish on the planet, my 3-year-old cheers for the wrong team, and yes… we watch football as a family until the very last West Coast game.

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Sunday mornings with kids feel like running a marathon in dress shoes. Between missing socks, syrup-covered toddlers, and the mad dash to church, it’s pure comedy mixed with a little bit of chaos.

But for me, the best part of the morning isn’t the perfectly timed arrival (spoiler: that rarely happens). It’s the 20-minute ride in my sports car with my 7-year-old. Just us. Worship music playing, windows down, and space for real conversation without a toddler hijacking every word.

That drive reminds me of my own childhood, when my dad — a mechanic — would take me to the auto parts store. We’d ride together, Beatles or Fleetwood Mac on the radio, sometimes classic Indian music, and every once in a while he’d slip in a life lesson I still carry today. Work hard. Stand up for yourself. Nothing in life is free. And when you find your life partner, it better be about more than looks.

This episode is part comedy (because kids), part storytelling (because legacy), and part reflection (because fathers matter). Our dads won’t be around forever, but the conversations and car rides last a lifetime. If you’re a parent, a son, or someone who just remembers those little moments that shaped you, this one’s for you.

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Archie wasn’t just a dog — he was God’s perfect plan in motion. From a random Wednesday at the Atlanta Humane Society to pizza at Mellow Mushroom with Shannon, Archie turned my life upside down in the best way possible. This episode is about love, faith, timing, and the kind of loyalty only a dog can teach. Rest in peace, Archie Marchie. You’ll always be man’s best friend. 🐾

Welcome to dinner at our house — also known as the nightly unscripted sitcom. We always have food in the fridge but never a plan, which means: Endless debates about eating out vs. cooking.

Kids demanding one meal, adults craving another. Grocery hauls that somehow turn into snack cabinets, not dinners. Failed attempts at meal-prep, apps, prepped services… even daydreaming about hiring a chef. Behind all the laughs and frustrations, this is really about the shifting role of family meals in today’s world. Growing up, dinner was at 6 PM sharp, every single night. But for us? It’s different — and that’s okay.

This episode is a mix of comedy, real parenting chaos, and honest reflection about food, family, and what it means to gather together at the table (or the drive-thru).

👉 If you’ve ever asked “What’s for dinner?” and instantly regretted it, this episode is for you. Don’t forget to like, comment your funniest dinner story, and subscribe for more real-life family chaos with a side of wisdom.

Today’s episode is about taking the high road. I briefly address a troll in the comments—but more importantly, I shift the focus to something far greater: the memorial service for Charlie Kirk and the powerful words shared by Erika Kirk. Her message of forgiveness in the face of pain was one of the most moving things I’ve ever heard. It’s a reminder that bitterness chains us down, but forgiveness frees us. This isn’t about politics—it’s about faith, conviction, and the choice to rise above the noise.

If you’re here to encourage and connect, welcome. If you’re here to argue or troll, keep scrolling.

✝️ Forgiveness is stronger than hate.

🇺🇸 Faith is stronger than fear.

💬 Community is stronger than division.

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Even though I only met Charlie Kirk once — last year — his life has felt like something deeply personal to me. In this episode I reflect on what Charlie meant to America, especially to Gen Z: a leader unafraid to speak his faith, to stand by his values, and to do it publicly when so many shrink back.

We’ll talk about: How someone can feel like a friend even when you barely crossed paths The value he brought by being bold with his faith even in public critique Why confessing sin and upholding Christ as the only path to heaven isn’t just a Christian cliché — it’s, in many ways, the bravest thing someone can do How, while not everyone agreed with everything Charlie said, many of us respected that he spoke from conviction If you’ve wondered what it looks like to live out your faith in a world that often demands silence, or what it means to hold values when it’s hard — this episode is for you.

Love y’all, — Krish Dhokia”

In this episode, I share my personal testimony - the real story of how God took my confusion, my brokenness, and my mistakes, and turned them into something extraordinary.

I grew with strong values but little faith structure. As I got older, I lived a sinful life, surrounded myself with bad influences, and eventually had to face the emptiness of it all. Sobriety was a turning point - not just quitting destructive habits, but cutting out the bad actors who were pulling me down. That's where my faith journey truly began.

It's where I met God - and in the middle of it all, He led me to meet my beautiful wife... on a mountain. If you're struggling, searching, or wondering if God can use your brokenness - my story is proof that He can.

Love ya'll, - Krish Dhokia

In this lifestyle & Inspiration episode, I'm keeping it real with stories, lessons, and a little humor. This week's parenting fail? My son showed up ready for golf instead of school, which reminded me that laughter keeps a family grounded.

I'll also share why freedom is fragile if families don't defend it, how my habit of reading one book a week (39 books so far this year!) is shaping my confidence and even influencing my kids, why faith isn't just private but something that shapes how I live publicly, and what America still gets right in the middle of its challenges.

This episode isn't about being perfect. It's about learning, laughing, and living with purpose - anchored in faith, family, friends, and freedom. If this resonates, hit subscribe and join me on this journey. Love ya'll, - Krish Dhokia