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When does the Bible give us permission to condemn (condemnation, not judgement)?

There is a story from our favorite sarcastic "Friend" and his memoir that is one everyone should hear and learn from--it could change your life and those around you.

As Christians, should we participate in this holiday? Rachelle also reads Psalm 118 and shares about its significance to the disciples 2000 years ago and today!

Rachelle and her son were in a car accident; yet the experience blessed them. Hear that story, along with Carder trying to be ok with the gray areas in life. Could something that is wrong for someone be right for someone else morally? And as always, we definitely love your input in the comments!

We received a comment that asked about sinning after accepting Jesus. If we are a new creation through Christ, then doesn’t the Holy Spirit keep us from sinning? Shouldn’t we be “perfect” before heaven? Not exactly.

Have you ever asked God to give you a sign? What if He already has?! Also, there are a lot of churches to choose from—how do you choose the right one?

Kim Wier, Hope Media Group Content Creator and author, sits down and checks in with us regarding her latest book, Everyday God: Finding Hope and Help in the Daily Presence of God. She also shares about how she makes time for a "quiet time" in the midst of family living and how she came to know Jesus as her Savior! To purchase her book: Everyday God: Finding Hope and Help in the Daily Presence of God: Wier, Kim: 9798987168912: Amazon.com: Books

Just because you are a Christian does not mean that you have discovered ALL the “answers” to life’s questions. We were meant to grow in our faith and knowledge of who our God is!

What is written in the comment section doesn't stay in the "comment" section--what should we share and not share? Also, why should we take God at His Word when it feels we've been let down?

Should Christians “deconstruct” their beliefs? Does doubt have a role to play in faith? Also, we discuss how God deal’s with our toxicity.

What part should emotions play in faith or decision-making? We also discuss a little know. Bible story where “pagans” teach God’s “chosen” a life lesson!

Carder bursts our comfort “bubble” when it comes to Jeremiah 29:11 and Rachelle brings a Psalm to attention that may lead us away from praying the way Jesus would have us pray.

When you catch yourself in moments of weakness, how should and do you handle it? Also, if you see somebody else having a moment of weakness, when is it OK (or not ok) to help somebody else from “stumbling?"

When does telling a story turn into gossiping? Have I helped facilitate others in gossiping without even knowing it? how should we define gossip?

Yearbooks can be brutal whether you were ranked as nerd or voted “most popular” in high school—Carder shares a spiritual wake-up call while thumbing through his old yearbook. Rachelle shares a flippant forgiveness story that challenged her.

Rachelle and Carder ask the CEO of Angel Studios, Neal Harmon, why it was important for his production company to make this record-breaking movie. He shares how he has seen this film and it's "storytelling" momentum change others and himself.

How can we “love” on people the way Jesus would have us but also maintain His truth and standards? Carder shares about an encounter he had with folks of a different faith. Rachelle shares a Bible story that reminds us of God’s mercies and sovereignty—it’s one that you might not know!

Hey this is Rachelle. My parents, Tim and Nancy Reside want to share their journey with you and hope to provide you with some tools to help you through mental health issues (whether you're the one struggling with a diagnosis, you're a leader in ministry or it someone you love is ill. My Mom and Dad have been married for over 50 years and their journey with mental health started 8 years into their marriage. They now offer support (from a Biblical perspective) to those who face similar battles. Dad is the president of the non-profit Bright Tomorrows. For more click https://brighttomorrows.org/ or to contact click https://brighttomorrows.org/contact/

Is it possible to have too much of a good thing in Christian culture? How should we handle, in social media circles, the sins of a church leader? What can we learn about generosity through the starvation of one Bible character?