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Have you ever prayed for something, waited… and waited… and wondered:

"God, where are You?"

Why does it feel like some prayers are answered immediately while others seem to sit in silence for months—or even years?

In this episode of the Biblical Passages Podcast, Brittany and Eric explore a powerful truth that changes the way we view God's timing:

God doesn't operate by clocks. He operates by conditions.

Through Scripture, personal stories, and practical application, they unpack the difference between Chronos time—the time measured by calendars, deadlines, and schedules—and Kairos time—those divine moments when heaven breaks into earth because the right spiritual conditions have come together.

Together, Brittany and Eric discuss:

• Why our desire for control often reveals a lack of faith
• What Scripture means by "the process of time" and "the fullness of time"
• Why Hannah had to wait for Samuel and why God's promises often unfold through a process
• The difference between waiting on God's timing and preparing for God's timing
• How faith creates the conditions for God to move
• The woman with the issue of blood and what it means to "touch heaven" by faith
• Why some seasons that feel like silence may actually be preparation
• Abraham and Isaac's journey up the mountain—and the ram they couldn't yet see
• How surrender and obedience position us for breakthrough
• Why discernment matters more than urgency when seeking God's direction

This episode asks a difficult but necessary question:

What if the thing you're calling a delay… is actually God preparing something you cannot yet see?

Sometimes the answer isn't, "God, why haven't You moved?"

Sometimes the better question is:

"God, is there something You're developing in me while I wait?"

Because throughout Scripture, we see the same pattern:

Hannah waited.

Abraham trusted.

The woman with the issue of blood pressed through the crowd.

And in each story, heaven touched earth in a moment that couldn't be forced, rushed, or controlled.

If you've been frustrated by God's timing, wrestling with unanswered prayers, or wondering whether anything is happening at all, this conversation will encourage you to view your circumstances through a different lens.

Because what feels like silence…

may actually be preparation.

And what feels like delay…

may simply be God waiting for the fullness of time.

Join Brittany and Eric as they explore how faith, surrender, and spiritual discernment position us for the moments when heaven breaks through and changes everything.

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What do you build your life on when the "truth" you were handed keeps getting updated?

We live in a world where you can ask AI anything and get an answer in seconds — with a quiet little disclaimer at the bottom: this may not be accurate. We've made peace with truth that constantly shifts. Science revises. Culture moves. Opinions evolve. But then we open the Bible, and it doesn't hedge. It doesn't say this might be wrong or check back for an update. It speaks as though it were already settled.

In this episode of the Biblical Passages Podcast, Brittany and Eric sit with that contrast and ask an honest question: how do you evaluate something that admits it could be wrong against something that claims it never is?

Starting from just four words — "In the beginning, God" — they slow down on Genesis 1:1 and the staggering claim underneath it: that time, space, and matter all began in a single moment, and that the God who created everything also gets to define everything. From there the conversation opens up into why a generation with more information than ever can still feel more confused than ever, and what happens when the ground under your feet keeps moving.

Brittany shares openly about years spent believing she'd never be enough without the right credentials on the wall — and the shift that came when she realized God can use anyone, degree or not. Eric traces his own journey as a man trained in science who had to decide what to do with a Jesus who said I am the truth — not I teach it, or I point to it. As he puts it, you don't get to admire that claim casually. You have to decide what to do with it.

Together they explore what it means to run your decisions through a filter of Scripture instead of culture, emotion, or the loudest voice in the room — and Brittany shares a small, real, recent moment where a single verse, blessed are the peacemakers, changed what she did in the span of a breath.

In this episode, Brittany and Eric explore:

• Why we're comfortable with "truth" that constantly updates — and why that should unsettle us
• How AI can quietly become a modern "golden calf" we lean on instead of thinking for ourselves
• What Genesis 1:1 actually asserts about time, space, and matter
• Why Jesus' claim to be the truth leaves no comfortable middle ground
• How faith works as the "currency of heaven" that brings Scripture alive
• Why more information hasn't made us more grounded
• What it looks like to filter your decisions through the Word instead of your feelings
• Choosing an unshakable foundation in a world that keeps revising its own

Whether you're chasing certainty through more research, more credentials, or more answers, this conversation is an invitation to rest on something that doesn't change.

Because while the world keeps releasing new versions of the truth, God never has to hit update — He is truth, the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Join Brittany and Eric as they explore where your truth really comes from, and what it means to build your life on ground that cannot move.

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Who is shaping the way you think right now… and do you even realize it?

In this episode, we break down Psalm 1 (NKJV) in a way that feels uncomfortably relevant to today’s world. This isn’t just a passage about sin—it’s about influence.

The Bible gives us a progression most people overlook:

Walk. Stand. Sit.

It’s subtle… but it’s powerful.

What starts as casual exposure can slowly turn into agreement—and eventually identity.

We unpack:

• The real meaning behind “walk, stand, and sit” (and why there are three stages)
• How influence shapes your thoughts, decisions, and future—often without you noticing
• What it actually looks like to meditate on the Word in a practical, everyday way
• Why Psalm 1 compares your life to a tree—and what it means to be rooted vs. drifting
• How this applies in 2026 (yes… including social media, news, and digital influence)

This episode will challenge you to evaluate:
👉 What voices are you allowing into your life?
👉 What are you becoming because of them?
👉 And are you planted… or just being blown around?

Because according to Scripture, your life is moving in the direction of your influences.

The good news?
You can change your direction—starting today.