In this heartfelt Holy Week conversation, Daria shares a personal Bible study moment centered on Romans 5:10:
"While we were still God's enemies, we were reconciled to Him through the death of His Son."

What does it really mean that God loved us even when we were His enemies? And how does that shape the way we treat others? This episode explores the depth of God’s love, the power of Jesus’ sacrifice, and the way Holy Week invites us to live, love, and think differently.

We also discuss:

• The meaning of Hosanna and the surprising history behind Palm Sunday

• Why Jesus' entrance on a donkey was such a bold statement

• What makes Good Friday services uniquely powerful

• The tension and quiet hope of Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday

• How easily we go from cheering Jesus to turning from Him—and how to stay faithful

This reflective episode weaves together Scripture, history, and personal insight to help you engage more deeply with the true meaning of Easter.

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What do you do when work feels draining—and change isn’t an option? In this episode, we hear from a 19-year-old who's already feeling burned out, and a 30-year-old stuck in a job they can’t stand. Sound familiar?

We dive into an honest conversation about work at different stages of life, exploring what it means to find purpose, patience, and even joy in seasons that feel anything but ideal. Whether you're in your first job, mid-career, or somewhere in between, you're not alone in the struggle.

Special guest Jaime Buxton from The City Mission joins us to share her insights and encouragement.

If you’re looking for a real talk on burnout, hope, and what to do when work is just hard—this one's for you.

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Lauren and her small group are going through the late great Pastor Tim Keller's book, "Rediscovering Jonah". She guides us through some shocking themes in the book of Jonah that most people miss. Jonah is far from the hero in his own story and, even more unsettling, many of us might have something in common with him.

What does Jonah have to say about how believers should behave and treat unbelievers? Is it possible unbelievers do a better job at exhibiting God's love to their neighbors than we do? And why are some Christians hesitant to partner with unbelievers in pursuit of the common good?

Join us as Lauren peels back the layers on this supposedly familiar and straightforward story.

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