Gossip is now sharing information. Revenge is matching energy. Arrogance is confidence. And avoiding accountability? That's protecting your peace!

But just because we changed the names doesn't mean we changed the behavior!

This week on 2 Hilarious Church Girls, Kim and Nat are calling out the creative ways we justify questionable behavior—and challenging all of us to examine ourselves.

Because God isn't interested in better excuses. He's interested in transformed lives!

Would you still worry, overthink, or try to rush His timing?

This week, Nat & Kim dive into the reality of waiting on God, trusting His plan, and learning to live fully in the present while believing for what’s ahead. Through Scripture, honest conversations, and plenty of laughs, we’re asking the hard questions about patience, preparation, comparison, and surrender.

Everybody says they want you healed—but what happens when the healed version of you no longer fits their expectations?

This week, Kim and Nat are getting REAL about unhealthy relationships, emotional dependence, old patterns, and the courage to grow beyond what once defined you.

And here's the twist: Sometimes the biggest obstacle to our healing isn't somebody else. It's US!

Listen to 2 Hilarious Church Girls and get ready for a conversation that might change how you see yourself!

Stay Blessed & Stay Laughing.

We love testimonies that end with, “And then God turned it around!” But what happens when He doesn’t? When the relationship ends, the door stays closed, the situation doesn’t change, or the prayer seems unanswered? This week, Kim and Nat have an honest conversation about trusting God when life doesn’t get fixed the way we hoped.

Can You Still Trust God When the Answer Isn’t the Answer You Wanted?

Girl, READ THE ROOM! Everybody doesn't need your advice, every moment doesn't need a scripture, and every conversation doesn't require your contribution. This week, Kim and Nat are discussing spiritual discernment, emotional intelligence, knowing when to speak, and recognizing when the most Christlike thing you can do is simply be present.

We know God sees everything—but sometimes our choices say otherwise. From private thoughts and secret habits to how we act when nobody is around, Kim and Nat are asking: Would I still do this if I were fully aware God was in the room? Funny, uncomfortable, and very necessary.

Politics can turn family dinners, group chats, friendships—and sometimes churches—upside down. This week, Kim and Nat are going there. Can Christians disagree politically and still love each other? Are we following Jesus or defending a party? And what happens when politics becomes part of our Christian identity? This conversation might get uncomfortable—but maybe the Church needs it.

Some arguments aren't about resolution anymore—we just need the other person to admit we were RIGHT. This week, Kim and Nat talk about pride, unnecessary arguments, knowing when to let it go, and choosing peace without becoming a pushover.