Who you surround yourself with matters more than you think. In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah dig into one of the most-asked questions they've received: How do I find good, godly friends — and how do I know if I'm being one?From a Proverbs 17 friend who showed up every day after knee surgery, to Jesus washing the feet of the very person who would betray him — this conversation gets real about what biblical friendship actually looks like in today's world.

Your words have power, but how do you actually control them? In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah tackle two questions submitted by youth students: How do I let God control my tongue? and How can I be more accountable with my speech?

From social media and school hallways to body language and speaking life over your kids, this conversation gets honest about what the Bible really says about the words we use every day.

We know the Holy Spirit lives in us — but are we actually letting Him lead?In this season finale of Faith in Culture (Season 5, Episode 14), Jack, Drew, and Isabelle wrap up a full season of topics — anger, anxiety, joy, relationships, money, the Great Commission, and land on the one thing that ties it all together: a life surrendered to and led by the Holy Spirit.They talk about what it actually means to abide, to dwell, to let the Holy Spirit refine you like gold, and why you simply cannot live the Christian life on your own strength.If you've ever felt like your faith isn't producing the change you hoped for, this conversation is worth your time.

Is the Great Commission only for missionaries overseas?In this episode of Faith in Culture, we unpack what Jesus really meant when He said, “Go and make disciples.” The mission isn’t just about plane tickets and foreign nations — it’s about obedience, grace, truth, and the people right in front of you.We talk about:• The 3.4 billion people who’ve never heard the name of Jesus• Why “go” doesn’t always mean overseas• Abiding in Christ before trying to minister• Grace and truth in everyday conversations• What to do when you’re rejectedThe harvest is ready. The question is — are we?

Jesus didn’t focus on crowds—He focused on people.In this episode of Faith in Culture, we explore why Jesus consistently chose the one over the many, and what that means for how we live our faith today.We look at Jesus eating with tax collectors, confronting religious pride, and transforming lives one person at a time. What if real impact doesn’t start with platforms or crowds, but with seeing people the way Jesus does?This conversation explores humility, repentance, cultural Christianity, and how believers are called to live out their faith faithfully in today’s world.

Your life doesn’t end with heaven — it begins with a relationship.

In this episode of Faith in Culture, we ask a challenging question many Christians never stop to consider: Is heaven the goal, or is a relationship with Jesus the goal?

Using John 14, Luke 15, and other key passages, we talk about why heaven is more than a destination — it’s the presence of God — and why knowing Jesus Himself matters more than simply knowing about heaven.

In this conversation, we discuss:

• Whether heaven is a place or a relationship• Why you can’t have heaven without Jesus

• The difference between head knowledge and heart surrender

• What the thief on the cross teaches us about salvation

• Why eternity begins the moment you know Christ

If you’ve ever wondered what God’s ultimate plan really is for your life, this episode will challenge, encourage, and refocus your faith.

🎙 Faith in Culture is a podcast with real conversations about how to live out your faith in today’s culture.

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.