Anything But Quiet Time

When does telling a story turn into gossiping? Have I helped facilitate others in gossiping without even knowing it? how should we define gossip?

Yearbooks can be brutal whether you were ranked as nerd or voted “most popular” in high school—Carder shares a spiritual wake-up call while thumbing through his old yearbook. Rachelle shares a flippant forgiveness story that challenged her.

Rachelle and Carder ask the CEO of Angel Studios, Neal Harmon, why it was important for his production company to make this record-breaking movie. He shares how he has seen this film and it's "storytelling" momentum change others and himself.

How can we “love” on people the way Jesus would have us but also maintain His truth and standards? Carder shares about an encounter he had with folks of a different faith. Rachelle shares a Bible story that reminds us of God’s mercies and sovereignty—it’s one that you might not know!

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Is it possible to have too much of a good thing in Christian culture? How should we handle, in social media circles, the sins of a church leader? What can we learn about generosity through the starvation of one Bible character?

Tara Leigh Cobble is known for her “The Bible Recap” podcast. She joins us in sharing about her own personal quiet time in Psalms. Carder gets to pick Tara-Leigh’s brain regarding Jeremiah and Rachelle shares about the enemy’s use of placebos in our lives.

Are societal norms shifting, and if every country has a culture and, every community, multiple sub-cultures how can we gauge manners?

We talk about seeing ourselves in previous times where God came down harshly his people for rejecting him. Plus, is there anything we can learn from people of other faiths?

We discuss the hard balance of living in the freedom and grace of God, but not abusing it. We also chat about having a strong, but misplaced passion for God.

There's a ton of historical pieces we can fit together that paved the way to Jesus, and for us to hear about him. We also discuss preconceived notions we might have of people who don't follow Jesus.

Do not be afraid to share Jesus! You are not alone in this journey!!

How should we exhibit and work out patience? Carder shared about his journey through the book of Isaiah.

Have you ever been humbled? Do you resent it or learn from it?

Carder shares undeniable truths that support the Bible’s accuracy.

There is security footage of Rachelle and, yes, it’s incriminating!! She and Carder talk about temptation and how God still reigns supreme even when we totally mess up!

We should have grace for others but what is a “deal breaker” for friendship? Also, God shows us how He doesn’t need us but definitely wants us through the Ark of the Covenant!

When we receive Jesus into our lives then we are choosing to give Him full control— that means in the comfortable and uncomfortable moments—He’s in the driver’s seat. We should not be allowed to dictate what His Truth should be.

Carder shares about the significance of Jesus’ washing of the disciples feet and Rachelle explores wether Abraham REALLY heard it right from God about sacrifice and Isaac.

How should we respond when God says “wait?” And, how can we relate to other believers that tick us off?