In this super fun and slightly unpredictable episode, Megan invites her husband Seth to the mic for a speed dating-style Q&A — married edition! They go rapid-fire on everything from early relationship quirks, and the realities of married life, to parenting wins (and fails), what they’ve learned raising kids together, and how their faith has shaped their journey.

Expect quick questions, honest answers, spontaneous stories, and plenty of laughs along the way. It’s equal parts heart and humor, with a few surprises sprinkled in. Whether you're curious about their backstory, love hearing real talk about marriage and family, or just enjoy couples banter — this episode delivers.

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Romans 12 outlines the marks of a true Christian—sincere love, humility, patience, and overcoming evil with good. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, lived these truths boldly, even to the point of death. In this episode, we explore what it means to carry genuine love and costly faith in our own lives today. How can we reflect Christ in a culture that often opposes Him? And what does it look like to respond to trials, enemies, and everyday life with the marks of a true believer?

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Culture has a lot to say about who we are, what success looks like, how we should love, and even how to find peace. But when we hold those messages up against the truth of God’s Word, we often find that following Jesus means walking in the opposite direction.

In this episode, we’re sharing some “unpopular opinions”. Where Christian faith collides with secular trends on identity, hustle culture, relationships, mental health, and community. It might sound countercultural, but that’s exactly what it means to live set apart.

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In this episode, Ashleigh and Megan look at the persistence of the woman with the issue of blood and Jacob’s wrestling with God. Both remind us that faith sometimes looks like holding on through the struggle and trusting God to move in His perfect timing. If you’re in a season of waiting, this conversation will encourage you to keep clinging to Him.

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Just because it feels still doesn’t mean God isn’t moving. In today’s episode, we’re talking about the beauty of the slow seasons—how God uses them to refine us, strengthen our faith, and prepare us for what’s ahead. If you’ve ever felt stuck, this conversation is for you.

We originally shared this episode Live on our Insta and are so thankful we are able to now share it with you here!

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In this episode, we step into one of the most tender moments in Scripture, when Jesus calls the woman with the issue of blood ‘Daughter’ and restores her in front of the crowd. We’ll talk about her courage, the power of being seen by Jesus, and how her story intersects with the miracle of Jairus’s daughter. What the world labeled as dead, Jesus declared only asleep. This is a conversation about identity, faith that presses through, and the God who still speaks life into what we’ve given up on.

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Join Ashleigh and Megan as they share the story of Bathsheba. Bathsheba’s story is often told through the lens of David’s failure, but what about her? In this episode, we shift the focus to the woman whose voice was absent, whose pain was real, and whose story didn’t end in ruin. We talk about broken trust, silent suffering and how God gently restores what others try to steal. If you've ever felt unseen, unheard, or misunderstood, this one is for you.

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What if the guidance you’ve been searching for isn't found in striving... but in simply being led?

In this solo episode, Ashleigh invites you into a quiet moment of reflection on Jesus as the Good Shepherd. The One who knows you, leads you, protects you, and restores your soul. With Scripture from John 10 and Psalm 23, you’ll be reminded that you're not alone in the waiting, wandering, or weariness. You're being gently and faithfully led by the Shepherd who calls you by name.

If you’ve been feeling lost, tired, or unsure of your next step, this episode is for you.

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