“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.”

Steph is back for her last episode of the year before heading off on a two-month overseas adventure — but today’s conversation might be one of her most powerful yet.

We dive into Mark 10:14, a moment where Jesus does something completely countercultural: He welcomes children when everyone else pushes them aside. And in the process, He reveals something stunning — childlike faith isn’t just cute; it’s Kingdom-level essential.

Steph shares a story from when she was five years old: praying with her parents every night, asking the Holy Spirit for prophetic words, and boldly speaking out something she didn’t even understand yet — a word that ended up encouraging her parents during a painful setback.
It’s a beautiful reminder that children often hear God with a clarity adults lose along the way.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why Jesus defended children — and what that reveals about His heart

• What “childlike faith” really means (humility, trust, dependence)

• How life experience can make faith complicated… and how to get back to simplicity

• Removing barriers — in ourselves and in others — that keep us from Jesus

• The surprising spiritual sensitivity children often carry

• Why adults can (and should) learn from the way children approach God

This episode is tender, grounding, and full of joy — a reminder that your soul is wired to run to Jesus just like a little child would.

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Today, Ash and Steph dive into Hebrews 4:12 —
“For the Word of God is alive and active… it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.”

This conversation is vulnerable, honest, and so real. From spilled coffee on Bibles to childhood memory verses, Ash and Steph unpack what it actually means for God’s Word to be alive — not just something you read, but something that reads you.

They share openly about:

• Why conviction isn’t scary — it’s freeing

• How the Bible speaks to modern problems in timeless ways

• The difference between reading Scripture and living Scripture

• Why obedience is often where real transformation begins

• Letting God into the parts of your heart you’d rather avoid

Steph reminds us that God’s Word doesn’t just point out what needs to change — it empowers you to change. And Ash shares honestly about seasons where opening the Bible felt hard because she knew it would confront her heart.

If you want a deeper walk with God, if you want your Bible to come alive, or if you’ve been avoiding a verse that cuts a little too close… this episode is for you.

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“Lord, you are my God; I will exalt you and praise your name, for in perfect faithfulness you have done wonderful things, things planned long ago.”

Today, Ash and Tobias wrap up the week with a conversation that starts with a year-long debate about a pink bedspread… and ends with a powerful reminder about worship, sovereignty, and trust.

In Isaiah 25:1, we see something stunning: praise after devastation. Isaiah looks at the brokenness of the world in chapter 24—judgment, sin, chaos—and still declares, “O Lord, YOU are my God.”
This episode explores what that kind of worship looks like in real life.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why worship isn’t about circumstances but about God’s character

• Learning to exalt God simply because He is God

• Trusting His sovereign plans—long established and never reactive

• Why God is worthy of praise even before the promise is fulfilled

• How His faithfulness remains the same in 2025 as it did in Scripture

• And why fixing our eyes on Jesus brings security, even in overwhelming seasons

If you’re in a season where life feels uncertain or heavy, this conversation will remind you: God’s plans are steady, His character is unchanging, and He is worthy of your praise right now.

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