Daniel and Irene Chui share how the faithfulness of one generation laid the groundwork for the Christ-centered home they are building today. From formative childhoods steeped in ministry and hospitality to their present-day rhythms of family discipleship, classical Christian education, and vocational calling, their story is one of intentional faithfulness. Irene also reflects on her work as a clinical psychologist and how ministry can unfold even in rooms where faith is not spoken aloud.

Grant shares his journey through chronic pain, spiritual exhaustion, and the slow path toward healing. With honesty and hope, he reflects on how wrestling with God became an act of gritty faith—reminding us that even when healing is slow, God is near, and showing up in the struggle is itself an act of worship.

Grant shares how rewriting the Psalms became his way of wrestling with God when scripture felt distant—learning through serving in the church and the workplace, that faithfulness often looks like showing up and staying in the struggle.

Dante and Cherina open up about the unseen moments that fuel their faith—the discipline of early morning devotions, surrendering personal comfort, and trusting God daily.

Dante and Cherina share how prioritizing their walk with God has shaped every aspect of their lives—from homeschooling their four children to running multiple businesses—allowing them to live with intentionality, resist cultural pressures, and fully embrace the joy of their calling in family and work.

Joe and Erin share how embracing ordinary faithfulness—serving “the one” with Christ-like love—has transformed their careers and ministry while deepening their walk with God.

Isaac and Yoonhee unpack the heart behind Lay of the Land, sharing its origin and vision. They dive into the meaning of LOTL and what listeners can expect from the conversations ahead.