Jake and Cathy update you on their health, their journey with infertility, and introduce brand new segments including "Slippery Slope Soapbox" and "Catholic Kernel of Truth." They explain how God can help us navigate through times of desolation into consolation.

Jake and Cathy reflect on the new hit from Lauv, which examines our culture which has become socially distant, and not just because of the Coronavirus. Could it be that we have created artificial friendships online because of our own inner wounds and insecurities? Hear what they have to say about healing and knowing our worth in Christ, which gives us the courage to take our mask off and embrace true connection.

Are you afraid of death? Are you afraid of a loved one dying? Jake and Cathy use the movie, 'The Farewell,' to discuss the last four things, 'death, judgment, heaven, and hell.' What's the meaning of life and why are we here? How can we use our suffering in this time of COVID to get to heaven?

Jake and Cathy talk about the latest Harry Styles song and ask the question of what it really means to adore someone. Isn't adoration only meant for God? They also explain how this time of COVID can teach us to give back the crown to God which is rightfully His.

In this episode. Jake and Cathy reflect on how we can grow in our love for God this Lent, and they explain why sacrificing strengthens our faith.

The new Justin Bieber and Dan + Shay song is a hit, and Jake and Cathy explain how the song teaches us about prayer and cultivating our desire to know God more. They specifically explain how the practice of Catholic adoration can deepen our prayer life with God.

Jake and Cathy discuss their new pro-life ministry they are launching and share how you can boldly stand for life even when faced with rejection or disapproval.

In this episode, Jake and Cathy review the last couple months and share what they have been up to and how God has been working. They also reflect on the spiritual growth of Kanye West and how we as Catholics can support him on his journey.

Andy Grammar's latest hit can teach us a lot about perseverance in the midst of trial. Jake and Cathy examine suffering in light of our faith, and they share how something difficult they are going through right now is bringing them closer to God and each other.

Jake talks to Arleen Spenceley, a Catholic writer who has shared her own struggles with finding the "one." If you are single, struggling with chastity, or afraid God won't put the right person in your life, you need to hear this hope and encouragement Arleen has to share with you.