We talk a lot about having faith. But what does our faith actually look like in our everyday lives?

In this episode, I'm digging deeper into what the Bible says about faith and works, and why simply believing God exists isn't the same as having a living faith.

We'll look at James 2, Abraham, Rahab, and what Scripture teaches us about salvation, obedience, spiritual maturity, and the fruit our faith should produce.

I'm also talking about the difference between struggling with sin and becoming comfortable with it, why our actions matter, and how we can continue growing in our walk with Jesus.

Because faith isn't about being perfect or earning God's approval. It's about what happens when we genuinely believe and allow that faith to shape the way we live.

So here's the question: Is your faith just something you claim, or is it something your life demonstrates?

What happens when curiosity about the Bible leads to a bigger question about faith?

In this episode of Faithful Fixer, we're talking about the Star of Bethlehem, the Holy Spirit, Noah's Ark, archaeological discoveries, and what Scripture actually says about the promise that one day every eye will see Jesus.

I'm not claiming to have every answer. I'm still learning too. This is an honest conversation about asking questions, looking at the evidence without exaggerating it, trusting God's Word, and remembering what matters most while we wait for Christ's return.

What is the purpose of church, and what does the Bible say we should expect from pastors and fellow believers?

In this episode, we're having an honest conversation about church, church hurt, accountability, and finding Jesus among imperfect people. Let's look beyond opinions and go back to God's Word.

Whether you're searching for a church, healing from past experiences, or growing where you are, this conversation is for you

What does the Bible say about the spiritual realm? In this episode, we explore spiritual warfare, discernment, and what it means to stand firm in faith when we can't see what's happening around us.

Because we don't have to understand everything we can't see to trust the One who does.

Have you ever read something in the Bible and thought, “Wait…what does that mean?”

That’s exactly where this episode started for me.

What started as a simple question while reading Proverbs turned into a much bigger lesson about how God communicates through His Word. Why does the Bible sometimes use “she,” “he,” animals, farmers, sheep, water, and other everyday examples? How do we know what’s literal, symbolic, or meant to help us understand a deeper truth?

In this episode, I share what I learned and give you a simple guide for reading Scripture with more clarity and understanding.

We all have a story. This is where mine begins.

What if being blessed doesn’t always look like having an easy life? Sometimes following Jesus means feeling alone, set apart, misunderstood, or like you just don’t fit anymore.

In this episode, I’m talking about the hard side of following God the loneliness, the feeling of being different, the seasons where you feel attacked, and learning that being set apart doesn’t mean being forgotten.

I’m also sharing what I’ve learned through my own story, how I cope when I feel this way, what Scripture says to do in those seasons, and why sometimes the place where you feel the most alone may be exactly where God is reminding you that you’re right where you need to be.

We all have a story. This is where mine begins.

Where do we hear about what it actually looks like to follow God not just start believing in Him?

In this episode, I’m talking about what happens after you genuinely begin following God when your desires start changing, certain relationships look different, and things you once tolerated don't feel the same anymore.

Following God isn't about becoming perfect overnight. It's about allowing Him to change your heart, your mind, your priorities, and the way you see yourself.