On this episode of the WSNS Podcast, we have two returning guests! Pastor Adam Deckard and Annette Ridenour from the That's What I Thought Podcast. With this dynamic trio, we try to shine some light into the ever-shifting/dark landscape of relationships. What is their purpose and what are we chasing? Adam and Annette offer their insight while I try to keep up!

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Merry Christmas season to you all beautiful people! We are celebrating the first week of Advent with the lighting of the candle of hope. However, just as we have been discussing, things aren't always peachy for us. How can we still find hope in the darkness? Let's find out together.

As Americans face some higher bills, inflation, and the lack of potential Christmas gifts this holiday season, I want us to shift the way in which we express gratitude. Are we too focused on what has been or what could be? Is it difficult for us to focus on the present? Let's find out together.

What happens when our whole world is turned upside down? Do we land on our own two feet or do we fall prey to the "woe is me" mentality? AS Christians, our allegiance to God is shown when things don't go our way.

What happens when we experience hardship? Do we focus on ourselves or on God?

Let's look at the life of King Josiah and discover what lessons us Christians can glean from one of the more strange stories in the Old Testament.

Let's talk about the importance of empathy for the life of a Christian.

Today, I want us to consider politics not as a career choice, but a potential calling that Christ has given to others. What if we prayed more for our leaders, what if we didn't care about their political views? Does God have a greater role to play? Let's chat.

Let's take a look at Luke 12:49-53 and discover Christ's purpose. This might be an odd teaching at first, but we will make sense of it by the end. Thanks for sticking around!

Today, let's look at Revelation Chapter 3 and see how the letter written to the Church in Laodicea can give us insight into the plight of the American Church.