There's a lot of interpretation about what manifestation is. Some Christians think manifestation means getting their desired outcomes in life, through God. The Bible says, "ask anything in my name and you will receive it,” so what’s the difference between asking God for something hoping it will happen and manifesting something?

Many people say they "have a type" when it comes to dating. Is it wrong to have a type when it comes to physical appearance and personality in dating? We also tend to click with certain personality types and characteristics as friends. Is having a friend type wrong?

In the Bible, there are references in the book of Genesis of people living hundreds of years. How is this so? And what does this have to do with dinosaurs? Also, speaking of dinosaurs, where are they?

Have you ever wondered if drinking alcohol or being in an environment with alcohol is wrong as a Christian? In this episode, we talk through how God views alcohol and discuss how we should view drinking as Christians.

Have you heard about the war in Ukraine and wondered what you can do to help? Have you felt helpless or unsure of your responsibility to help? This episode is for you.

Have you ever been confused about what God's will is for your life? Have you ever been worried about messing up God's plan if you make the wrong decision? In this episode, we unpack those questions and discuss if it's possible to step outside of God's will.

Culture has begun deconstructing everything from politics to marriage, sexuality, and faith. In this episode, we deconstruct "deconstruction of faith" and talk about how to know who to let speak into our lives as Christians.

In this special Valentine's Day episode, we answer questions you submitted on anything and everything with dating, sex, love, and marriage.

Many of us have been real victims of divorce, abuse, cheating, pain, etc. How do we forgive the person that's wronged us and move on from something in our life that has been defining to who we are?

It's difficult to balance the line of being culturally relevant while remaining a true Christian. How do we decide how far is too far when it comes to living in the world, but not being of it?