I interviewed Ray Rhodes, pastor and author of Susie: the Life and Legacy of Susannah Spurgeon. This is one of my all-time favorite books, and I was so blessed by the discussion we had. Thank you, Ray Rhodes, and Moody publishers!

In today's episode, I conclude my interview with Tom on the dangers of ecumenism and the differences between the Catholic church and Christianity.

Today's episode is the first installment of a two-part interview with Tom, blogger at ExCatholic4Christ. We discuss his testimony and the difference between the Catholic faith and Christianity.

This is the second part of the two-part interview with Michelle Lesley regarding the open letter to Beth Moore.

The opening conversation with Lauren and Michelle talking about the Word of God and Michelle's work in ministry.

In todays episode I am joined, for the very first time, by a special co-host. You'll be hearing more from this particular co-host in future episodes, and I trust that you'll find him to be as quick witted and funny as I do. We discuss and refute postmodernism, while presenting the Christian worldview as the best alternative.

Today I discuss feminism and how it effects the church, the family, and our worldview.

A few weeks ago I got a call from Kristin Everett, yup that Kristin Everett! The one whose totally a TikTok star but argues with me every time I say so. She was working on a series of posts on Tiktok explaining the theology behind certain "worship" songs by going verse by verse. That conversation led to an entire episode! That's what I have for you today, a discussion about the seriousness of worship, and why we should be taking this very seriously. Below is a list of resources mentioned during the discussion.

In Tulips and Honey's first episode we start with my personal testimony. Growing up in a pagan household I rarely heard about God or Christ. When my mom was saved during my teen years I professed a faith, without having ever understood the Law and Gospel. In 2015 one clip sent by a brother in Christ, I had never met changed everything.