Elissa and Emily unpack Exodus and then land on the part nobody wants to admit. The Israelites watched God do the impossible and still found something else to worship. Sound familiar? This is a conversation about deliverance, obedience, waiting, and the idols we keep sneaking back to. Also, Emily’s first episode and she came ready.

Genesis reminds us that God works on timelines bigger than ours. Skye and Elissa talk creation with purpose, covenant through mercy, and why God is never reacting, only arranging. A needed reset for the start of the year.

Looking like a Christian is easier than living like one. In this episode, Parker and Elissa get real about sacrifice, comfort, and the difference between admiring the cross and carrying it. We talk social media faith, minimum effort discipleship, and why Jesus thinned the crowd on purpose. This one challenges the comfortable and encourages the committed.

Turns out the Stranger Things crew accidentally gives us a pretty solid picture of what “returning” looks like. We dive into how faith can slip into autopilot, how easy it is to lose the spark, and why Jesus tells the church in Ephesus to remember, repent, and return. It is honest, simple, and sprinkled with plenty of laughs about our very chaotic movie references.

Love keeps no record of wrongs, but wow do we try. This week Parker and Elissa talk about the weight we carry when we refuse to let things go and why forgiveness is one of the best gifts you can give yourself. With the holidays right around the corner, family tension, old hurt, and awkward memories seem to show up right when the turkey does. Perfect timing to talk reconciliation.

The race isn’t over... just changing lanes. Elissa and Alex close out the Revival of Faith series with reflections on endurance, community, and keeping your eyes on Jesus. It’s also a goodbye-for-now to Alex, whose time behind the mic has left a lasting mark on this podcast and everyone who’s listened along the way.

When Jesus invited Thomas to touch his wounds, he wasn’t rebuking him, he was restoring him. Preston and Jacob explore what it means for us when faith feels fragile, and how Christ still meets doubters with open hands and honest grace.

Peter took his eyes off Jesus and sank—but Jesus never left. Alex and Chris talk about faith that wavers, fear that lingers, and why trust isn’t about how strong you are but Who you’re looking at when the waves rise.