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Should Christians celebrate Halloween? Where did its traditions begin, and how do we separate history, folklore and biblical truth?

We believe in a supernatural God, but why do conversations about angels, demons, spiritual warfare, dreams, visions, and the unseen world sometimes make even Christians uncomfortable?

In this episode, Jade and Courtney sit down with mother-daughter duo Brandy and Lexie for an honest conversation about dreams, visions, the prophetic, and biblical discernment. They share how each of them experiences these gifts differently, how they determine whether something is simply a dream or imagination versus something they believe may be from the Lord, and what it looks like to grow in spiritual gifting with humility and maturity.

In this episode, we’re talking about Selah, a quarterly women’s gathering created to give women a place to pause, connect, worship, hear real stories, and simply be still in the presence of God.

AI is quickly becoming part of everyday life. We use it to research, write, brainstorm, solve problems, and answer questions in seconds. But as Christians, there’s a bigger question we need to be asking. Are we simply using AI as a tool, or are we beginning to trust it with things we shouldn’t?

Courtney talks openly about living with interstitial cystitis, a chronic pain condition that is invisible to almost everyone who meets her. She walks through how it started, the nine months she spent fighting for a diagnosis, and what it has done to her body, her mind, and her faith. This is a conversation about the testimony that gets told while the pain is still happening, not after it ends.

Jade and Courtney talk honestly about what it looks like to love people when relationships get messy

Jade and Courtney unpack the question God asked Adam in the garden — "Who told you that?"

Alex Murphy shares her testimony publicly for the first time -- decades shaped by opioid addiction, two difficult marriages, an affair, her sister's fatal overdose, and a custody battle that cost her years with her daughter. She traces how God met her in her lowest moments, from a suicide attempt to a season of restoration, culminating in her marriage to Chad Murphy, a fellow addict in recovery.

Jade and Courtney talk through the labels Christians put on each other -- denominations, traditions, and the assumptions that come with them -- and ask what it would look like to let Jesus matter more than the categories. They walk through Scripture on unity (John 17, Ephesians 4, 1 Corinthians, Romans 14, Philippians 2) and work out where doctrine is worth contending for and where it's just tradition dressed up as truth.

Many Christians believe that once Jesus sets us free, temptation should completely disappear. But what happens when the thoughts come back? Does that mean you aren't really free? Have you failed God? Or have we confused temptation with bondage?

Jade and Courtney open up about depression, chronic illness, and what it really means to trust God when He feels silent

In Part 2 of our conversation with Pastor Monty and Kimberly, we continue talking about what it means to be truly intentional in marriage. Because staying married and building a healthy marriage aren’t always the same thing.

In a world where relationships often run on autopilot, healthy marriages are built with purpose. This week, we sit down with Pastor Monty and Kimberly to talk about the power of intentionality in marriage.

Jade and Courtney unpack the difference between being visible and being truly known. In a world where social media encourages us to share more than ever, have we mistaken vulnerability for authenticity? Is saying "I'm fine" keeping us from the healing God wants for us?