What we believe, how it changes, and why it matters when you’re building something real with someone. In this episode, we have an honest conversation about Christian faith—where it comes from, how it’s formed, and how to recognize true faith in everyday life. We explore the foundation of biblical faith, personal belief, and how faith shapes values, relationships, and the way we live. Whether your faith feels strong, evolving, or still being worked out, this conversation invites honest reflection and deeper understanding.

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In this episode, we unpack the two big apology patterns that show up in relationships: avoiding apologies altogether and apologizing way too much. Scott talks about why some people struggle to say “I’m sorry” — how it can feel like losing, admitting something they don’t believe, or triggering shame instead of repair. Angie brings the opposite perspective, sharing what it’s like to over-apologize, take on blame that isn’t yours, and default to “sorry” even when nothing is wrong.

Together, we dig into the psychology behind both extremes, how they create tension in relationships, and why couples often bounce between the two. We also talk about healthier ways to repair, how to apologize without betraying yourself, and how to stop using apologies as a peacekeeping strategy.

If you’ve ever wondered why apologizing feels so hard — or why you can’t stop apologizing — this episode will hit home and help you find a better middle ground.

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Why do we feel so much pressure around Christmas gift-giving—and are we even choosing gifts that truly matter? In this episode, we explore the real history of holiday gifts, the rise of Black Friday, and how the magic of Christmas gets tangled in expectations, spending, and stress.

We talk through the common pitfalls of giving and receiving gifts, share hilarious real-life gift mishaps, and break down how to choose meaningful gifts that create connection instead of pressure. You’ll learn simple, practical ways to give authentic, thoughtful Christmas gifts rooted in joy—not obligation.

If you’ve ever struggled with what to buy, felt overwhelmed by holiday shopping, or wondered how to make your Christmas gift exchange more intentional, this episode will help you rethink how—and why—we give.

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