In Genesis 25, we see the story of Esau trading his birthright for a bowl of stew — choosing temporary pleasure over eternal blessing. In this episode, we dive into what it really means to trade forever for now, and how often we fall into the same trap in our own lives.

Even though the video footage was deleted (thank you technology 😂), the message is still here! God’s Word doesn’t glitch or disappear, and there are deep lessons in this passage for anyone navigating faith in real life.

If you’ve ever struggled with instant gratification, feeling tempted to give up long-term blessings for short-term comfort, this episode is for you.

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Welcome back to The Second Supper! 🍽️ In today’s episode, I’m joined by one of my besties and dearest friends, Kylie, as we dive into a powerful conversation about finding Christian community when you feel like the only one walking with Jesus and why it's so valuable to have a Christ centered community.

Kylie shares part of her testimony of starting her faith journey in isolation and the steps she took to find her faith family. We talk about the importance of community, practical tips for getting plugged in, serving, and even how to use social media wisely to grow closer to God (while avoiding bad theology).

Whether you’re new in your walk or searching for authentic friendships that build you up in Christ, this episode is for you. 🫶

Scriptures Mentioned:
Isaiah 41:10
Hebrews 13:5
Mark 10:45
John 15:18
John 16:33

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Welcome to the very first episode of The Second Supper!

In this pilot episode, we dive into the heart behind the podcast’s name, inspired by the Last Supper with Jesus and the significance of coming back to the table for real, raw, and honest conversations.

Join me, Gianna or better known as Gigi, as I share my personal journey from struggling with anxiety, depression, and a toxic relationship to finding peace and purpose in Jesus. This episode is not just about the name; it’s about building a community where everyone, no matter where they are in their faith journey, can find a safe and judgment-free space.

What to expect in future episodes:
In-depth discussions on building a faith community
Practical ways to battle anxiety and depression through prayer
Emphasizing our true value and purpose in Christ
Encouraging, biblically-backed insights and stories

Thank you for tuning in! If you enjoyed this episode, please like, comment, and subscribe for more. And remember, we’re not just breaking bread once, we’re coming back for seconds!

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The Second Supper is a Christian podcast where faith meets real and honest conversations. Inspired by the moment Jesus first broke bread with His decibels at The Last Supper, this is a spiritual table for young adults to ask hard questions, share stories, and grow in their walk with God in a safe and judgement free space, because lets be real we’re all doing this thing called life for the vert first time.

Whether you’re curious about Jesus, just starting your faith journey, or have been walking with Him for years, there’s a seat at this table for you.

Here, you can expect honest discussions about navigating faith in everyday life, biblical breakdowns that make Scripture practical, testimonies that encourage, and conversations that remind you you’re not walking alone. Because we’re not just breaking bread once friends, we’re coming back for seconds.