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If Christianity became illegal today… would there be enough evidence to convict you?

In Episode 109 of Faith on the Air, we open up 1 Thessalonians and examine the marks of a true convert. Salvation isn’t just a confession — it produces visible fruit. Real faith leaves evidence.

In this episode, we break down the biblical proof of genuine conversion:

• A new family — being connected and devoted to the body of Christ
• Faithful work — a life that actively serves and builds
• Loving deeds — tangible love toward other believers
• Enduring hope — steadfast faith even in suffering
• Power, not just words — the Holy Spirit’s transforming work
• A clear break from idols — turning from the old life to serve the living God
• A life that rings out — faith that becomes known and visible
• Looking forward to Heaven — this is not our final destination

The question isn’t, “Do you say you’re a Christian?”
The question is, “Is there fruit to prove it?”

This episode will challenge you, strengthen you, and help you evaluate whether your faith is producing lasting evidence.

Faith isn’t hidden. Faith is proven.

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In this episode of Faith on the Air, Mariah and Jacob are back after a powerful season of fasting and revival—and they’re joined by the cutest guests yet as they welcome baby Judah June to the podcast for the very first time.

After recapping life post–21-day fast (including how not to break a fast 😅), the conversation turns spiritual as Jacob shares a word that stirred in his spirit during revival week: faith and patience. Drawing from James 1, they unpack what patience really is—not passive waiting, but active endurance, choosing what God promised more than what feels good right now.

You’ll hear practical, real-life illustrations about fasting, faith, flesh vs. spirit, and why patience is the bridge between believing God and possessing what He said. Mariah adds powerful insight on endurance, self-talk, and consistently choosing the best thing—not just the easy thing.

If you’ve been believing God for something and feel tempted to grow weary, this episode will encourage you to stay steady, stay faithful, and let patience finish its work—so you can be perfect, complete, and lacking nothing.

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In this episode of Faith on the Air, Pastor Mariah Logan and Evangelist Jakob Logan dig deep into one of the most foundational teachings of Jesus—the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13.

Why do some believers receive the Word with joy, yet fall away when pressure comes? Why does faith seem strong in one season but collapse in another?

The answer is simple—but not shallow: roots.

This episode unpacks:

• Why it’s not the Word that fails, but undeveloped roots
• How shallow faith leads to short-lived victory
• The difference between hearing the Word and having it implanted
• Why persecution, pressure, and trials expose foundation issues
• How deep roots determine the route your life will take
• Practical steps to build doctrinal depth and spiritual longevity

If you’re tired of temporary breakthroughs and want a faith that stands strong through every storm, this teaching will challenge you, ground you, and redirect you.

🌱 Depth determines durability.
Roots determine routes.