Episode #08: This week we’re asking a question a lot of people are quietly thinking: Do I actually need church? In a world of livestreams, busy schedules, church hurt, and “me and Jesus” spirituality, church attendance has started to feel optional. But what if isolation is slowly forming weak disciples without us even realizing it? We’re talking about convenience Christianity, online church, spiritual drift, community, and why gathering with other believers still matters.

FEATURING: Chris & Rae Fletcher

Welcome to Uncandid — a living-room style podcast where faith meets real life. Hosted by two pastors’ kids now raising kids of their own, Chris and Rae have honest conversations about parenting, marriage, culture, and building a God-honoring home in a not-so-godly world. No scripts. No polish. Just real talk about raising the next generation to love Jesus.

Episode #07: In this episode, we’re talking about control, anxiety, surrender, and what it actually looks like to trust God when life feels like it’s spiraling. What if peace isn’t found in managing everything better… but in finally admitting you were never meant to carry it all alone?

FEATURING: Chris & Rae Fletcher

Welcome to Uncandid — a living-room style podcast where faith meets real life. Hosted by two pastors’ kids now raising kids of their own, Chris and Rae have honest conversations about parenting, marriage, culture, and building a God-honoring home in a not-so-godly world. No scripts. No polish. Just real talk about raising the next generation to love Jesus.

Episode #05: In this episode, we unpack how youth sports, packed schedules, and constant activity can slowly take over what matters most. When everything feels important, how do you know what’s ultimate? We talk about calendars that don’t lie, the myth of “just a season,” unrealistic expectations for our kids, and the tension between building character and living through them.

FEATURING: Chris & Rae Fletcher

Welcome to Uncandid — a living-room style podcast where faith meets real life. Hosted by two pastors’ kids now raising kids of their own, Chris and Rae have honest conversations about parenting, marriage, culture, and building a God-honoring home in a not-so-godly world. No scripts. No polish. Just real talk about raising the next generation to love Jesus.

Episode #03: In this episode, we talk about what happens when marriage starts to feel more like a shared routine than a real relationship. From busy schedules and constant responsibilities to emotional drift and lost connection, we unpack how couples can recognize “roommate mode” and begin finding their way back to each other.

FEATURING: Chris & Rae Fletcher

Welcome to Uncandid — a living-room style podcast where faith meets real life. Hosted by two pastors’ kids now raising kids of their own, Chris and Rae have honest conversations about parenting, marriage, culture, and building a God-honoring home in a not-so-godly world. No scripts. No polish. Just real talk about raising the next generation to love Jesus.

S1, E2: In this episode, Chris and Rae tackle a statement that might rattle some parents: kids are the result of marriage — not the point of it. What does that actually mean? Can children unintentionally become idols? And what happens to a family when the marriage slowly drifts to the back seat?

They talk candidly about why keeping your spouse first isn’t selfish — it’s strategic — and how a strong, prioritized marriage creates security and stability for kids in the long run. This is a conversation about order, identity, and playing the long game in family life.

FEATURING: Chris & Rae Fletcher

S1, E1: In this episode of Uncandid, Chris and Rae Fletcher share the heart behind the podcast — who they are, why they’re doing this, and why raising a godly generation requires more than good intentions. As pastors’ kids now raising kids of their own, they talk about getting the order right in marriage and family, why church involvement actually matters, and why this isn’t just another parenting resource — it’s a call back to intentional, rooted, local community.

This isn’t raw for the sake of raw. It’s thoughtful, curated, and honest conversation about what really shapes a family. Pull up a chair. Let’s build something that lasts.