Your host, Paighton Griffis, dives into a powerful conversation about the truth that faith without works is dead. This episode talks about what it truly means to put belief into action and how obedience reveals the depth of our faith. Paighton walks through Hebrews 11 and James 2, exploring how real faith always shows up in the way we live.She also discusses the story of Noah and the ark—how his trust in God led him to build something massive long before there was any sign of rain. Noah’s obedience serves as a reminder that genuine faith is never passive; it moves.This episode invites listeners to step into an active, bold faith, taking meaningful steps even when the outcome isn’t clear. It’s a conversation designed to challenge, inspire, and encourage anyone ready to put their faith into action.

In this episode, your host Paighton gets really honest and vulnerable about what the last month has looked like for her—messy moments, spiritual highs and lows, and the quiet struggles that made her feel distant from God. Because the truth is, walking with God isn’t always easy, and sometimes we don’t even realize how hard it’s gotten until we stop and look back.We talk about the heart behind “A Forgiving God” by SEU Worship, a song that beautifully reminds us just how patient and gentle God really is. And honestly, we’re all like the prodigal son at times—wandering off, trying to handle life on our own, feeling lost, and then realizing we just need to come home.Paighton opens up about what it’s looked like for her to come back to God in a very human way—confused, tired, emotional, but still met with love. No perfection. No pretending. Just grace.If you've been struggling in your faith lately or feeling like you’ve drifted, this episode is a reminder that God hasn’t gone anywhere. His love is steady, His forgiveness is real, and He’s always ready to welcome you back home.

🎙️ Episode 26: When Life Doesn’t Look Like You Hoped — A Review of It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way by Lysa TerKeurst

In this powerful episode, Paighton Griffis dives into Lysa TerKeurst’s raw and hope-filled book, It’s Not Supposed To Be This Way. Whether you’re walking through disappointment, waiting on unanswered prayers, or simply trying to make sense of life’s messiness, this review explores the heart of TerKeurst’s message: God is still faithful in the middle of our unmet expectations.

Paighton unpacks key themes from the book, including:

• Why disappointment isn’t the end of your story

• How to wrestle with God and still believe

• The beauty of vulnerability and surrender

• Practical truths for finding peace when things fall apart

If you’ve ever whispered, “This isn’t how it was supposed to go,” this episode is for you.

Grab your coffee, get cozy, and let’s talk about truth, trust, and transformation, because healing often begins in the hard places.