It’s possible to look stable on the outside while lacking a strong spiritual foundation.

In this episode of Faith in Culture, we talk about intentional living as a follower of Jesus. From spirituality and mental health to finances and family, we explore how every area of life must be built on Christ to truly thrive.

This conversation challenges believers to move beyond comfort and evaluate whether their walk with God is intentional, growing, and rooted in truth.

If you’re stepping into a new season and asking how to live with purpose, this episode will encourage and equip you.

Is your faith built for every season, or only when life feels easy?In this episode of Faith in Culture, we have an honest conversation about what it means to follow Jesus when emotions fade, circumstances shift, and trials hit. Many believers experience spiritual highs and lows, but Scripture calls us to a faith that is rooted in Christ, not driven by feelings.Together, we talk through:• What a “seasonal” faith looks like• Why trials often expose the depth of our faith• The difference between emotional faith and rooted faith• How abiding in Christ produces endurance and growth• Why valleys can deepen your relationship with GodIf you’ve ever felt distant from God, spiritually dry, or unsure why your faith feels inconsistent, this episode offers biblical truth, encouragement, and real conversation to help you build a faith that lasts.🎧 Faith in Culture is a podcast about real conversations on how to live out your faith in today’s culture, grounded in God’s Word.

In this episode of Faith in Culture, we dive into the purpose behind trials and the way God uses suffering to shape us. Drew shares his story of a farming accident and how God used that moment to grow his faith and transform his family.

We talk about:
• Why God allows trials
• Learning to depend on Him
• Where God is in moments of pain
• How faith grows through difficulty

If you’re walking through a hard season, we pray this conversation encourages you and reminds you that God is nearer than you think.