We get into the difference between joy and happiness, why joy actually holds up when life is hard, and why the church is really good at weeping with people but not so good at rejoicing with them.

We get into why the rapture might not actually be a biblical concept, the Calvinism vs. Arminianism debate broken down without the headache, whether the classic "Satan's fall" story is even in scripture, and where the gift of tongues fits in all of it.

We get into why loving people actually feels so hard right now, what happens when you're only keeping score of how loved you feel, and how holding onto unforgiveness is quietly wrecking your closeness with God.

Everyone is "maxxing" rn, so are we. Rituals we swear by, why Leslie is Bible maxxing, why Morgan is Holy Spirit maxxing, and the take on chlorine water that we should probably not have aired.

A fresh take on the popular trend, Morgan and Leslie tackle things we currently thing are “chic” and it may not be what you expect…

Pastor Brannon Shortt is back by popular demand and no topic is off limits. We get into biblical dating, what to do when the person you like is already dating someone else, why you shouldn't date someone who doesn't share your faith, and Brandon's take on the SBC's recent decision on women in ministry. Buckle up.

Dannah Gresh joins us for a conversation we didn't know how much we needed. Author of And the Bride Wore White, Dannah walks us through what purity culture got right, what it got wrong, and how to untangle the shame, silence, and mixed messages so many of us are still carrying. Whether you're single, engaged, married, or somewhere in between, this one is honest, freeing, and full of grace.

Artist, author, and mom of six boys Ruth Chou Simons joins us to talk about finding God in the ordinary, unglamorous middle of everyday life. We get into her surprisingly freeing unpopular opinion (anyone can wear any color), why she's learned to "look up" instead of down, how marriage and motherhood have shaped her faith, and the heart behind her new book This Moment Matters.