In this episode of Faith Is a Journey, we talk about the story of Lot’s wife and why her story still matters today.

Was her sin really just “looking back,” or was something deeper going on?

We explore how fear, comfort, anxiety, grief, nostalgia, and attachment to the past can keep us spiritually stuck. From Jesus saying “Remember Lot’s wife” in Luke 17 to our own struggles with loss, pressure, control, and learning to trust God, this became one of the most personal conversations we’ve had.

This isn’t a polished theology lecture. It’s a real kitchen-table conversation about scripture, life, and what it means to let go and move forward in faith.

Topics we discuss:

• The story of Lot and Lot’s wife
• Why people struggle to let go
• Fear of the unknown
• Trusting God during uncertainty
• Anxiety and control
• Grief and moving forward
• What Jesus meant by “Remember Lot’s wife”
• How the past can keep us spiritually stuck

“And don’t look back.”

Most Christians know about the Armor of God from Ephesians 6. But what does it actually mean to “put it on” daily?

In this episode, we sit down for an honest kitchen-table conversation about spiritual warfare, distraction, anxiety, drift, and the unseen battles that can quietly pull people away from God.

We talk about: • What “not flesh and blood” really means • Why spiritual warfare is usually more subtle than people think • Breaking down each piece of the Armor of God • Why truth, peace, faith, and scripture matter daily • How success, comfort, and distraction can slowly pull us away from dependence on God • Why staying spiritually grounded requires daily discipline

This is not a fear-driven conversation about demons behind every problem. It’s a real discussion about staying close to Christ in a world full of noise, distraction, and spiritual drift.

Ephesians 6 reminds us that the battle is real, but so is the victory already won in Christ.

Some of the deepest wounds in life don’t come from what happened to us.

They come from what never happened at all.

The conversations we never had. The approval we never received. The comfort, encouragement, or guidance we spent years wishing for.

In this episode of Faith Is a Journey, we reflect on grief, parenting, childhood memories, and the empty places many of us still carry long into adulthood.

But what if those gaps weren’t accidents?

What if the things our parents never gave us were the very things that pushed us toward God?

We talk honestly about:

• chasing approval
• success that still feels empty
• learning to stop blaming the past
• why discomfort often deepens faith
• and how God fills the places people never could

This is one of our most personal conversations yet, including an original song called “Hold On” inspired by a childhood memory and the realization that the hand we were meant to reach for was never just our parents’… but His.

If you’ve ever struggled with loss, regret, unmet expectations, or wondering why certain voids exist in your life, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Faith is a Journey, we tackle one of the most talked-about topics right now… the end times.

From wars and global tension to viral predictions all over social media, it feels like everyone is trying to figure out what’s happening and what it means.

But instead of chasing headlines or speculation, we go back to what actually matters:

What did Jesus really say?

We walk through key passages from the New Testament, including Matthew 24, and break down the signs people often point to like:

• Wars and rumors of wars
• Natural disasters
• Cultural decline
• False prophets and predictions

But more importantly, we focus on the warning that gets overlooked the most:

Deception.

Jesus didn’t just warn about events… He warned that people would be misled, even those who think they understand the truth.

We also talk about:

• Why not every “sign” means what people think
• How false teachings and predictions spread so easily today
• What it actually means to stay grounded in your faith
• How to discern truth in a world full of noise

This isn’t about predicting dates or feeding fear.

It’s about staying rooted in Scripture, thinking clearly, and not being fooled.

If you’ve ever wondered what’s real, what’s hype, and how to navigate it all… this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Faith is a Journey, we talk about something most Christians quietly struggle with… saying no.

Have you ever said yes to something, only to feel drained, overwhelmed, or even a little resentful afterward? Why does it feel so hard to set boundaries without feeling guilty?

We share our own experiences with overcommitting, people-pleasing, and putting everything else ahead of what actually matters most. Then we look at what Scripture shows us through the life of Jesus.

He didn’t respond to every request. He didn’t meet every demand. And yet, He was perfectly loving.

So what does that mean for us?

We walk through passages from the New Testament and wrestle with what it looks like to:

• Serve others without burning out
• Say no without feeling like a bad Christian
• Give our time and energy wholeheartedly, not half-heartedly
• Seek God’s will instead of trying to please everyone

This isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about learning, growing, and walking through it together.

If you’ve ever felt overextended or struggled with guilt for setting boundaries, this conversation is for you.

Most of us think it’s the big things in life that shape us.

But what if it’s actually the small things quietly controlling us every day?

In this episode, we talk about two habits that didn’t seem like a big deal at first but ended up revealing something deeper. What started as simple changes turned into a wake-up call about control, identity, and where we were placing our focus.

This isn’t about perfection. It’s about awareness.

Because sometimes the things stealing your peace aren’t obvious… until you finally let them go.

In this episode, we dive into First Kings 17–19 and walk through the story of Elijah.

Most people know about the moment he calls down fire from heaven. What they don’t talk about is what happens right after.

One of the biggest victories in the Bible… followed by fear, exhaustion, and wanting to give up.

We talk through:

• Elijah and the drought
• The widow and the first recorded resurrection
• The showdown on Mount Carmel
• Why Elijah runs right after winning
• And what God says to him when he thinks he’s completely alone

This is an honest conversation about:

• burnout
• feeling like you’re the only one
• questioning if you’re on the right path
• and what it looks like to keep going when you’re worn out

If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything right and it’s still not working, this one hits.

Because sometimes the biggest truth is this: you’re not alone, even when it feels like you are

What did people actually eat in the Bible? Was it really just bread and fish… or something completely different?

In this episode, we sit down at the kitchen table and dig into the truth about food in Scripture, from the Garden of Eden to the time of Jesus.

We talk about:

• What Eve actually ate (hint: not an apple)

• What manna really was and how it sustained people for 40 years

• The real meaning behind “clean” and “unclean” foods

• What people actually ate day-to-day in biblical times

• Why fasting wasn’t about health… and what it was really for

• How Jesus changed the conversation around food completely

This isn’t about diet trends or “biblical eating plans.” It’s about understanding how food connects to provision, obedience, and the condition of the heart.

If you’ve ever wondered what the Bible really says about food, this one might surprise you.

Disclaimer: The conversations shared on Faith Is a Journey reflect our personal experiences and understanding of Scripture. They are not intended as formal theological teaching, dietary advice or professional counseling. All is simply our opinion and conversation.