In this episode, Adam and Chelsea talk with Dr. Dani(elle) Treweek about her new book Single Ever After: A Biblical Vision for the Significance of Singleness. They explore how Christians often misunderstand singleness, how to read biblical passages like Genesis and Paul rightly in this topic, and what it means for both single and married Christians to live in community. Dani helps listeners see that singleness is not a lesser state, but a meaningful way of life that foreshadows eternal realities and contributes to the church now.

[00:34] Dani’s Background

[06:38] Genesis & Aloneness

[08:18] Song Titles as Chapter Titles

[15:00] The “Gift” of Singleness

[18:00] Chosen vs Unchosen Singleness

[22:06] Married vs Single in Church

[28:00] Friendship Across Life Stages

[29:28] Kingdom Impact as a Single Person

[35:00] Longing for True Church Community

[37:00] Future Pressures in Church & Culture

1. Genesis, aloneness, and marriage
2. Gift of Singleness — myth or reality?
3. Singleness as a Choice vs Circumstance
4. Complementary portraits: married & single
5. Practical life & community
6. Future cultural pressures & church posture

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Ty sits down with Pastor Charles Wilson to explore the topic of spiritual fatherhood. From personal stories of biological fathers to theological reflections on Paul and Timothy, this conversation covers the why and how of raising spiritual sons and daughters within the household of God.

Whether you're a spiritual father, have one, or simply are curious what the Bible has to say about the topic, this episode is a rich reminder of God's design for intergenerational discipleship. Charles helps us reimagine the role of the church not just as a place of instruction, but of family.

02:00 - The Importance of Biological Fatherhood

05:00 - Becoming a Father: Lessons Learned

07:45 - Spiritual Fatherhood in Scripture

12:00 - Encouragement, Discipline, and Rebuke

16:00 - Misconceptions: Age, Authority & Access

20:30 - Discipling Along the Way

25:00 - Jesus as the Ultimate Spiritual Father

30:00 - Local Church vs. Online Instructors

34:00 - Everyday Saints: The Unsung Spiritual Fathers

1. Spiritual fatherhood is essential at every stage of life
2. The local church is where spiritual family happens
3. Biblical discipleship looks like family
4. Spiritual authority isn’t about age—it’s about faithfulness
5. Faithful presence outweighs public platform

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This episode is pretty special. Adam is joined by his mom to talk about spiritual motherhood. Spiritual Mothering is a posture of life more than a thing you do. Being in the word and recognizing that we get to spend time with God and spend time with others, spiritually mothering and discipling. It’s a beautiful GET TO, not a have to. When we’re living in a way that’s more about Jesus and less about ourselves, we get to serve out of that freedom and bless others.

[00:04:41] Spiritual Heritage

[00:10:29] Faith That Shapes the Home

[00:12:40] Parenting Through Rebellion

[00:14:04] Creating a Safe Space

[00:18:35] Discipleship Is Everyday Life

[00:22:35] Staying Hopeful in Motherhood

[00:25:42] The Role of a Grandmother

[00:29:34] Spiritual Mothering in the Church

[00:32:55] It’s Simpler Than We Think

1. Spiritual motherhood is a posture, not a program.
2. Prayer is the backbone of spiritual legacy.
3. Home is a primary space for discipleship.
4. Older women must move toward and support younger women.

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