(I know, I know, everyone who starts gardening makes theological connections. But if you’ve grown even one plant, you understand why.) In December 2016, I bought some air plants for our anniversary. I hung them in glass globes in the living room and misted them every week. They are notoriously hard to kill, which is […]
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Monday night was date night. Our babysitter came over and the boys practically shoved us out the door. We jumped in the truck and headed to a restaurant that we reserve for date nights. It is not conducive for four small children; at least, not in our opinion. We talked about a little of everything […]
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Did you know that the Bible doesn’t talk about having a quiet time? So where does this phrase come from? Is this practice foundational to Christianity? In this solo episode, Phylicia digs into the history of the “quiet time.” She explores what the morning watch was and how it emphasized intercessory prayer. Then she discusses […]
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Phylicia got a question about how to make the Gospel less offensive, which sparked a lively conversation about how that’s not actually possible. But why? If it’s good news, what’s so offensive? In this episode, we tackle the following: 1. What is the Gospel? It is the story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. It’s […]
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One day I want to go to seminary. I haven’t said that out loud too many times, but I already know where I would go if this were to ever work out so I might as well throw it out there, right? It’s not for this season and it honestly might never happen. That’s totally […]
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This episode started, as many others do, with a Voxer conversation about soulmates. Do we have soulmates or are we free to marry any available believer? How are we supposed to relate to the opposite sex? Where did the idea of soulmates come from? Singles: only temptations or prospects? How marriage-changing it is to view […]
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When I accepted Christ’s sacrifice in my place, I agreed that it wasn’t just Christ that died. It was me. It was my sin. When I accepted Christ’s sacrifice in my place, I agreed that Christ rose. I agreed that who now lived in my place was Christ. I didn’t accept Christ’s sacrifice as “fire […]
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