This week, we’re switching things up with a heart-to-heart conversation about what the Lord has been teaching us in this season. From big decisions to everyday moments, we’re learning more about what it means to hear His voice and walk in step with Him.

We’re diving into Scriptures like John 10:27 and Psalm 32:8 and reflecting on how God guides us—not just in the big moves, but in the small, faithful steps too.

Plus, a little fun at the start… ever heard of a “crunchy mom”? You’ll want to hear our take on that one!

We pray this episode encourages you to pay attention to the quiet ways God is leading you right now—and to share what He’s doing with someone in your life.

Ever feel like you just don’t belong? Like no matter how hard you try to fit in, something in your spirit reminds you that this world isn’t home?

That feeling has a name: sojourner—someone who lives in a place that isn’t their true home.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it means to live as sojourners in a world that often pulls us toward comfort, conformity, and compromise. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:11 and Philippians 3:20, we dig into why we feel this tension and how we can walk confidently as citizens of heaven—without giving in to the fear of man.

You’ll hear:

• How Scripture defines sojourning and why it’s central to the Christian life

• Real stories of struggling to fit in (and how that desire can lead to temptation)

• Why fearing God helps us let go of the fear of people

• What it looks like to live boldly for heaven even when you feel out of place

This episode is a reminder that your true home is coming—and the more you live like it’s already here, the more you’ll reflect the heart of the One who sent you.

In Genesis 3, Satan used a simple but devastating tactic: he got Eve to focus on the one thing she couldn’t have instead of all the blessings that surrounded her. And he hasn’t stopped using that same trick on us today.

In this episode, we unpack how temptation often begins with misplaced focus—and how distraction, desire, and doubt can pull us away from God’s best. But we don’t have to stay stuck in that spiral.

We’re talking about:

• Why focusing on what you lack blinds you to what you have

• How gratitude shifts your heart and rewires your perspective

• What it means to “steward the garden” God has already placed in your life

• Practical ways to fight back against comparison, discontentment, and temptation

You don’t need more to be fulfilled—you need clearer eyes to see what’s already in your hands.

Join us for this real and hope-filled conversation on how to battle temptation with gratitude and faithfulness.

This week on Worth the Risk, Casey and Britt dig into a topic every parent needs: family discipleship. Using Deuteronomy 6:4–9 as our foundation, we define what it means to lead your home by intentionally weaving Jesus into every moment—from bedtime cuddles to car‑pool conversations.

You’ll hear:

• Why you can’t “save” your kids (that’s God’s work), but you can plant gospel seeds

• The critical role of intentionality—discipleship won’t just “happen” by accident

• How to balance grace with correction when you inevitably fall short

• Practical ideas for little ones (family worship, example‑setting) and big kids (mentorship, real‑life conversations)

• A word of hope for those parenting a wayward child

Whether you have toddlers or teens (or a mix of both!), you’ll walk away with fresh encouragement and simple first steps to start discipling your children right where you are.

When the royal official in John 4 walked 20 miles uphill to find Jesus, he wasn’t just taking a physical journey—he was making a faith move. His son was at the point of death, but he didn’t fix his eyes on the problem. He fixed them on the only One who could do something about it.

In this episode, we talk about what it means to keep going to Jesus—especially when we feel tired, defeated, or discouraged. We open up about how easy it is to get stuck staring at our circumstances instead of locking eyes with the King. And we remind you: God still sees. God still heals. God still answers.

You’ll hear:

• Why it takes endurance to keep seeking Jesus

• What can happen if we don’t give up before the breakthrough

• A personal story about trusting God in a long-term battle

• Two worship songs to help shift your focus back to hope

No matter what you’re facing today—keep going to Jesus. He is still your only hope, and He’s always on time.

Is Jesus calling us to live with extreme measures when it comes to sin? This week on Worth the Risk, we’re diving into a bold and often uncomfortable passage—Matthew 18:7–9—and exploring what it really means to remove the things that cause us to stumble.

Join us for honest stories, biblical truth, and a real look at how obedience sometimes requires uncomfortable, even radical, decisions. We talk about friendships, faith, and what it looks like to walk away from things that are pulling us away from God's best.

If you're sensing the need for change in your life—big or small—this episode will challenge, encourage, and remind you that obedience is always worth the risk.

Have you ever felt unsure of what your true calling is or wondered if you’re “missing” the purpose God created you for? In this episode, we’re having a real and encouraging conversation about what it means to walk in purpose—and how to begin discerning what God has specifically given you to do for His glory and the good of others.

We’ll unpack:

✨ Why purpose isn’t something to fear or strive for.

✨ What purposeful living isn’t (and how to let go of pressure)

✨ Biblical tools and practical strategies to help you recognize your God-given gifts.

✨ The importance of community, prayer, and persistence as you seek God’s guidance.

Scriptures we reference include:

• Ephesians 2:10 – You are God’s handiwork, created for good works.

• Matthew 6:33 – Seek first the Kingdom.

• Matthew 7:7 – Ask, seek, knock.

You were created with intention. Let this episode be the reminder you need to seek, listen, and take the next step in faith.

Listen now and start walking in purpose—right where you are.

It’s easy to read about the Israelites in the wilderness and think, How could they turn away from God so quickly? They witnessed miraculous signs—parted seas, manna from heaven, water from a rock—yet their hearts returned to idols time and time again (Exodus 32:8). But if we’re honest, aren’t we prone to do the same?

In this episode, we’re taking a hard look at modern idolatry—not golden calves, but the things we elevate above God in our hearts. We’ll discuss:

✨ How idolatry isn’t just an Old Testament issue—it’s a heart issue.

✨ Personal struggles with idolatry (approval of others, appearance, success, comfort).

✨ How sanctification helps us turn away from idols and align our hearts with Christ.

✨ Practical ways to recognize and remove idols in your life.

At the end of this episode, we challenge you to spend time with the Lord and ask Him to reveal anything that has taken His place in your heart. Ask yourself:

✔️ What consumes my thoughts?

✔️ How do I spend my time?

✔️ Where do I find my worth?

✔️ Is there a sin I am unwilling to give up?

✔️ Who or what do I seek approval from?

Idolatry is subtle, but the Holy Spirit is faithful to reveal and transform our hearts. Let’s pursue Jesus above all else.

Have you ever found yourself questioning the season you’re in? Maybe you feel stuck, waiting, or wondering what’s next. But what if God is using this season to prepare you for what’s ahead?

In this episode of the Worth the Risk Podcast, we dive into:
✨ How to trust Jesus in the season you’re in—even when it’s hard.
✨ Why there is purpose in every season (and how not to miss it!).
✨ The spiritual parallels between spring, summer, fall, and winter.
✨ How God is shaping you now for what’s coming next.

No matter where you are, this season is not wasted. God is working, growing, and preparing you for what’s ahead—will you embrace it?

Have you ever struggled to believe that your past doesn’t define you? That God’s grace is bigger than your mistakes, your shortcomings, or what others have said about you?

In this powerful episode of the Worth the Risk Podcast, Brittney shares her testimony of redemption, identity, and the transformative power of God’s love.

Her story is a reminder that:
✨ Your past does not define you—God does.
✨ You are not the sum of your mistakes, but a new creation in Christ. (2 Corinthians 5:17)
✨ When you surrender your story to God, He writes something more beautiful than you ever imagined.

If you’ve ever struggled with shame, doubt, or feeling unworthy, this episode will encourage you to walk in the freedom and identity that is already yours in Christ.