In this explosive, conviction filled solo episode, Isabell steps behind the mic with one message burning in her spirit:

NO. MORE. LUKEWARM.

If you’ve been feeling spiritually stuck, distracted, divided, or drifting…

if you’ve been living in the “in-between” not cold, but not fully burning either…

this is your wake up call.

With raw honesty, humor, and Holy-Spirit fire, Isabell exposes the dangerous comfort of lukewarm Christianity and calls listeners back to the narrow path... the real walk, the holy walk, the obedient walk.

She dives into:

Why lukewarm faith produces lukewarm results

How we negotiate with God without realizing it

What it really means to choose a spiritual temperature

Why obedience is uncomfortable, but worth it

How to stop dimming your flame for people who won’t light theirs

The deeper reason The Two New Jews podcast even exists

This episode is equal parts conviction, comedy, deliverance, discipleship, and real-life testimony from a woman who refuses to sugarcoat the truth.

You’ll laugh.

You’ll feel convicted.

You’ll feel seen.

But most importantly — you’ll feel called higher.

Plus, stay tuned for a sneak peek at an upcoming bonus episode:

✨ ’Twas the Night Before Hanukkah

The episode closes with a powerful, prophetic prayer over every listener, a prayer that breaks lukewarmness, ignites fresh fire, and sets your spirit back on the path God intended.

If you’re ready to stop playing church…

stop watering down your calling…

stop letting comfort kill your obedience…

and finally live the life God designed for you...

THIS episode is your turning point.

Hit play.

Get convicted.

Get lit (biblically).

Get back on fire.

In this episode, we talk about conviction, the Christian holidays we later discovered had pagan roots, and how following Jesus sometimes leads us into things that look… surprisingly Jewish. We share how our walk with Christ pushed us away from compromise and toward the biblical feasts, Shabbat, and a lifestyle that honors what Jesus actually celebrated.

And yes—we laugh along the way. Amber can’t pronounce anything (including “conversation” instead of “conversion”), and Isabell tries not to correct her like a Torah drill sergeant. Plus, we tell the story of how we nearly set the house on fire during our very first Shabbat—apparently wax, fire, and nervous new Jews don’t mix.

It’s honest. It’s messy. It’s funny. And it’s all for Jesus.