People are not Googling their questions about God anymore. They are asking a chatbot. If your ministry has spent years writing careful, biblical answers to the questions people actually ask, there is now a real chance that those answers are invisible in the place where the asking happens. This is
The Gift of Grief The guys explore the complexities of offering comfort during grief, the importance of presence, prayer, and slowing down to truly connect with others in their pain. They share personal insights and practical advice on navigating difficult moments with empathy and faith. Leave us a voicemail online
Twenty years ago I was in Los Angeles chasing an acting career, and I was not looking for Jesus. I want to tell you what I’ve learned since — through years of learning what obedience even meant, stepping into full-time ministry in 2009, marrying Joelle in 2010, raising two kids,
Yes — a Christian can ask AI about God, the same way a Christian can ask a search engine, a study Bible, or a commentary. What a Christian cannot do is let AI hold the place Scripture, the church, and the Holy Spirit were meant to hold. AI is useful
Being Intentional Wherever You Go The guys explore the nuances of travel, especially flying, and how it offers unique opportunities for spiritual reflection and intentionality. They share personal travel stories, practical tips, and challenge listeners to see every journey as a chance to connect with others and deepen their faith.
