In this special episode, Morgan and Lucas sit down with Jack Tate, a recent high school graduate and a student in their youth group. They talk with Jack about his journey of faith, what drew him to church, and the experiences that shaped his relationship with God. Jack also shares about his life, his future plans, and what it’s like to follow Jesus as a young adult stepping into a new season. It's an honest, encouraging conversation you don’t want to miss

Is there one perfect person out there for each of us? In this episode, Morgan and Lucas tackle the idea of soulmates from both a cultural and biblical perspective. They explore where the concept comes from, what Scripture actually says about love and relationships, and how to approach dating and marriage with wisdom and faith. Whether you're single, dating, or married, this conversation will challenge you to think differently about love, purpose, and God's plan for relationships.

We've all been there—praying, hoping, waiting... and feeling like heaven is silent. In this episode, Morgan and Lucas get real about the struggle of feeling unheard by God. They share personal stories, look to Scripture for guidance, and offer encouragement for anyone wrestling with doubt, discouragement, or silence. If you've ever asked, “Where is God right now?”—this episode is for you.

In this episode, Morgan and Lucas explore one of the most foundational truths of the Bible: being made in the image of God. What does that actually mean? How does it shape the way we view ourselves, others, and the world around us? Join the conversation as they dig into Scripture and reflect on the deep value and purpose God has placed in every human being.

In this very first episode of the new Cornerstone Students podcast, Morgan and Lucas dive in with a timely question for the season: Can Christians Participate In Halloween? They unpack the origins of the holiday, explore its evolution over time, and talk about what the Bible has to say about it all. Whether you're carving pumpkins or keeping your porch light off, this conversation will challenge you to think biblically and thoughtfully about how you approach October 31st.