Worth the Risk

What happens when you step out of a hard season… but you’re not fully strong yet?In this episode, we’re talking about the tender in-between—the season of beginning to bloom.Just like a newly planted tree needs extra care, protection, and intentional boundaries, so do we when God is growing something new in our lives. This isn’t the time to rush—it’s the time to be rooted.We dive into:Why coming out of a “winter” season requires intentional protectionThe role of a godly husband as a covering and supportThe importance of wise, truth-speaking friendshipsHow to set healthy time and relational boundaries without losing your call to serveThe difference between avoiding people… and loving them like JesusAnd ultimately, why you cannot bloom without the Light—Jesus HimselfJohn 8:12 reminds us:“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows Me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”If you’ve been in a hidden season and feel like God is bringing you into something new, this episode will help you walk forward wisely, gently, and anchored in truth.You don’t have to rush growth.You just need the right conditions.

What if the most important work God is doing in your life… is happening where no one can see it?In this episode of the Worth the Risk podcast, we’re joined by a special guest, Grace, as we continue our conversation on spiritual seasons—this time focusing on what it means to be in the soil.Before anything grows, before anything is visible, there is a hidden season where the seed is buried, broken open, and deeply rooted. And while this season can feel lonely, dark, and even painful—it is also where everything begins.We talk about:    •    Why the “soil season” is essential for real, lasting growth    •    How hiddenness and loneliness can actually be part of God’s process    •    What it looks like for a seed to be “split open”—and why that matters spiritually    •    The deep intimacy with God that often happens in unseen seasons    •    What it truly means to abide and be nourished at the rootGrace shares vulnerably about her own journey in the soil and what the Lord taught her about intimacy, surrender, and trust.Friend, just because it’s hidden doesn’t mean it’s unimportant.The soil is where the roots grow deep… and where life begins.

What season are you in right now?In this episode of the Worth the Risk podcast, we’re stepping into a fresh rhythm as we begin exploring spiritual seasons—spring, summer, fall, and winter—and what they reveal about our walk with God.We kick things off by talking about spring and summer seasons—a time of growth, new life, and fresh beginnings. But more importantly, we lean into something many of us find ourselves in…The in-between.That space where:    •    You feel like one season is ending, but the next hasn’t fully begun    •    You’re experiencing both growth and pruning    •    You have one foot in winter and one foot in springIf you’ve ever felt stretched, uncomfortable, or unsure in a transition season—this episode is for you.We talk about:    •    Why you can be in more than one season at once    •    How God is working in both the waiting and the growing    •    The purpose behind seasons that feel unclear or unfinished    •    Why you don’t have to rush out of the in-betweenAnd we’ll leave you with a powerful question to reflect on:What season are you in—and what is one step of obedience God is inviting you into right now?Friend, the in-between isn’t wasted.It’s often where God does His deepest work.

God is a Creator — and because we are made in His image, He has placed dreams and creative callings inside each of us. But so often, when He nudges us toward obedience, hesitation creeps in.In this episode, we talk about why holy dreams sometimes meet hesitant hearts — and the subtle things that hold us back from stepping forward in faith. From perfectionism and fear to waiting for clarity and approval, we unpack common roadblocks that keep us stuck instead of moving in obedience.You’ll be encouraged to shift from hesitation to faithfulness, remember that God values obedience over bravery, and take your next small step toward the dream He’s placed in your heart.Because in God’s Kingdom, creation isn’t about scale — it’s about faithfulness.✨ Plus, don’t forget to join us at Rooted Together on February 27th!

Fear is something every one of us battles — but what if the answer isn’t trying harder to be brave?In this episode, we unpack 1 John 4:18 and the powerful truth that perfect love casts out fear. John was writing to believers who wrestled with fear of judgment and punishment, struggling to fully rest in what the cross had accomplished. And if we’re honest, we’ve been there too — wondering, Am I really forgiven? What if I mess up again? Has God changed His mind about me?When we misunderstand the cross, fear often takes root. But when we refocus on the finished work of Jesus, we move from striving to abiding — abiding in His love, security, and freedom.In this conversation, we talk about:• The deeper roots behind our everyday fears• Why self-help can’t break fear’s chains• What Jesus fully accomplished through the cross• How to move forward in obedience — even with shaky kneesWe don’t live free from fear because life is easy. We live free because Jesus’ love is steady, finished, and forever.If fear has been playing a leading role in your story lately, this episode will gently guide you back to the unshakable love of Christ — the only love powerful enough to cast it out.

Why do we still feel so thirsty—even when our lives look full?In this episode of Worth the Risk, we talk about living water, broken cisterns, and the subtle ways we turn to things other than God to satisfy our deepest needs. Drawing from Jeremiah 2 and Jesus’ words in the Gospel of John, we explore how good things like success, relationships, security, and even ministry can quietly become empty wells.Jesus doesn’t just offer water that satisfies for a moment—He offers living water that never runs dry. And through the Holy Spirit, that water becomes a well within us, flowing outward to others.If you’ve been feeling burned out, anxious, or spiritually dry, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and ask a simple but powerful question:What am I really drinking from?

Aging isn’t always a fun topic—but it’s an important one.In a world that constantly tells us to fight wrinkles, slow time, and hold onto youth at all costs, it’s easy to forget what Scripture actually says about aging. The Bible presents growing older not as something to fear, but as something worthy of honor—rich with wisdom, purpose, and meaning.In this episode, we talk honestly about: • Why aging is seen as a gift in Scripture • The tension between caring for our bodies and coveting what we once had • How cultural pressure can quietly turn youth into an idol • What it looks like to steward the body God has given us without shame or obsessionThis is a gentle but honest conversation about releasing comparison, honoring the season you’re in, and remembering that aging means we’re drawing closer to eternity—not farther from purpose.

What do you do with the parts of your story that feel unfair, painful, or deeply broken?In this episode, we’re diving into the powerful story of Joseph — a story marked by betrayal, injustice, waiting, and redemption. What the enemy meant to destroy him, God used to save many.Together, we talk about:A quick overview of Joseph’s story (Genesis 37–50)How God works behind the scenes when life feels unfairWhy delays are often preparation, not denialHow forgiveness, faithfulness, and obedience shape God’s greater purposePersonal stories of pain the enemy meant for harm — and how God brought redemptionIf you’re walking through a season that feels heavy, confusing, or unfinished, this episode is a reminder that God isn’t done writing your story.

The start of a new year often brings with it excitement, goals, and fresh motivation. But what happens when you feel the weight of what God has called you to before you feel the joy? In this episode, we open up about entering 2026 not just with fresh vision—but with some honest questions and quiet wrestlings too.From questions like “Did I hear God right?” to the temptation to compete, hurry, or strive, we walk through four powerful Scriptures God used to anchor our hearts as we step into this new year. Together, we talk about:What it means to truly live as a new creationHow to trust that God has already prepared the good works ahead of usWhy abiding, not striving, leads to fruitfulnessAnd how to embrace the pruning seasons that God uses to grow usThis episode is for anyone starting the year with excitement and a little hesitation. We hope you leave reminded that God’s invitation for 2026 isn’t pressure—it’s posture.📍 Rooted Together is coming up February 27th! Mark your calendar and stay tuned for more details!

Merry Christmas, friends! 🎄This week’s episode is a cozy, lighthearted Christmas special where we’re simply sitting back and chatting about all things Christmas.Before you hit play, a quick heads up: we do talk about Santa in this episode, so if you have littles nearby, you may want to listen later.In this conversation, we invite you into a real, honest, and fun discussion about: • Whether or not Santa is part of our families’ traditions • How we practice hospitality during the Christmas season • Christmas budgeting and gift-giving rhythms • Setting boundaries to avoid holiday overwhelm • Teaching our kids generosity in a season filled with “more”Our hope is that this episode feels like you’re curled up on the couch with us, sipping something warm, laughing, reflecting, and feeling a little less alone during this busy season.We wrap things up with a simple “Make a Move” — sharing our best piece of Christmas advice and encouraging you to step into the season with intention, joy, and grace.Merry Christmas from the Worth the Risk family. We’re so grateful for you.

This week’s episode is full of encouragement for the weary. As the year winds down, we often reflect not just on our highlights—but on our hardest moments, too. Whether you’re walking through personal battles, feeling overwhelmed, or facing trials that test your faith, this conversation is for you.We dive into Luke 22 and Hebrews 7 to uncover a beautiful truth: Jesus is praying for you—even now. The same Jesus who prayed for Peter is actively interceding for you in your moments of weakness, weariness, and testing.We talk through: • What Jesus’s intercession really means for us today • The three-part cycle of testing, intercession, and testimony • Personal stories of trials that turned into powerful testimonies • Why your breakthrough isn’t just for you—it’s for the strengthening of othersPlus, in this week’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” we share hilarious stories about our very first jobs (yes, uniforms and all 🙃).This episode is a warm reminder: you are not alone in the fire—and Jesus is praying you through it.

In a world that pushes competition, we’re choosing a different way: celebration.This week on the podcast, we’re talking about the importance of championing one another — not just in the easy moments, but especially when it’s hard. You know those times: when someone’s calling looks a little too much like yours… when their wins stir up your insecurity… when their journey feels like the one you’ve been waiting for.Drawing from Hebrews 10:24, we unpack what it means to intentionally spur one another on toward love and good works — even when it stretches us.In this honest, grace-filled conversation, we share: • Why encouragement is spiritual warfare • How celebrating others transforms your heart • What it looks like to push past comparison and lean into Kingdom-minded communityThis episode will challenge and encourage you to rise above insecurity, lean into love, and walk out your purpose with a heart that champions others.🎧 Press play and take a bold step toward freedom and unity.

It’s easy to get caught up in the noise of the holiday season—shopping lists, packed calendars, and endless distractions. But what if the transformation we long for doesn’t come from doing more, but from beholding more?In this episode, the girls kick things off reminiscing about the glory days of Black Friday—when people stood in freezing lines just to snag a deal. But then they shift into a conversation about a different kind of longing… one that can only be satisfied by the presence of Jesus.Using 2 Corinthians 3:18 as their anchor, they explore what it really means to behold Jesus—and how doing so leads to real, lasting transformation. They share practical ways they’ve learned to slow down, fix their eyes on Christ, and how that steady gaze has changed everything.This one is deeply personal, rooted in Scripture, and a perfect reset in the middle of a busy season.🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Worth the Risk! We’re so grateful for you.

“Just trust God!” Easier said than done, right?In this honest and timely episode, the girls talk about the tension between relying on our own understanding vs. fully trusting God—especially when circumstances don’t make sense. Whether it’s government shutdowns, parenting questions, or future unknowns, trust is more than a good idea—it’s a call to action.The girls unpack Proverbs 3:5-6, share personal testimonies of God’s faithfulness, and discuss how emotional trust often has to come before logical rationale. If you’ve ever struggled with self-reliance or wrestled with the “how” behind trust, this conversation will meet you right where you are.Plus, in “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” we give a little peek into our Thanksgiving plans—Rolape family style!

Sometimes worship is easy—and other times, let’s be honest—it’s not. Maybe you’re physically worn out. Maybe your mind is distracted. Maybe you’re walking through a hard season and simply don’t feel like worshiping. We get it.In this episode of the Worth the Risk podcast, we’re getting real about why worship can feel hard and what we can do about it. The girls share from personal experience and unpack a beautiful truth from Hebrews 2 that just might shift the way you think about worship altogether.We’re also kicking off with a fun round of “Things the Kids Are Saying”—including slang like “slaps,” “drip,” and “cap.” (Casey gives it her best shot…you don’t want to miss it.)In this episode:​ Why worship feels hard (busyness, struggle, sin)​ How Hebrews 2 paints a jaw-dropping picture of Jesus in our worship​ What to do when you feel disconnected or distant​ How to behold the delight of the Father even when you don’t feel it

We’re continuing one of the most powerful conversations we’ve had on this podcast—breaking strongholds and learning to discern the voice of the Holy Spirit vs. the voice of the enemy.Our previous episode on strongholds was one of our most listened to ever—and for good reason. So many of us are battling in our minds. We’re desperate for clarity, peace, freedom… but we feel stuck in fear, shame, and confusion.In this episode, we’ll walk through:​How the voice of the enemy creeps in with fear, condemnation, and lies​How to recognize the voice of the Holy Spirit, who speaks with peace, clarity, conviction, and love​Practical truths to help you tear down strongholds and rebuild on truth​Why what you feed will grow—and how to let the Spirit’s voice become louder than the liesWe’re keeping it real with our own stories and struggles, but more than anything—we want you to know this:Freedom is possible.You are not alone.And Jesus is strong enough to tear down the walls you feel stuck behind.

We’re celebrating a huge milestone—our 50th podcast episode! 🎉This episode is a little different. We’re keeping things lighthearted with a fun “Ministry This or That” game, but we’re also taking time to reflect on the journey God has taken us on—not just through the podcast, but through the Worth the Risk ministry since 2019.You’ll hear:​ The biggest thing God has taught each of us through ministry​ 6 of our favorite Worth the Risk moments (3 each!)​ A short teaching rooted in Hebrews 11:8 on what it means to live with a surrendered yes​ How obedience, even when we don’t know where we’re going, leads to generational impactWe pray you will be blessed!

What do apple cider, pumpkin pie, and cinnamon rolls have in common? They’re part of today’s fun fall-themed game Partake or Pass—but more than that, they kick off an honest and heartfelt conversation about how we gather as the body of Christ.In this episode, we dive into what it looks like to experience both temples (large corporate gatherings) and tables (smaller, intimate communities), and why the early church embraced both. Casey and Britt share personal experiences from traditional church settings and house church life—highlighting the beauty, challenges, and spiritual growth that can come from each.Whether you thrive in a Sunday sanctuary or a living room with six friends, this conversation invites you to consider how God meets us in both places. We explore how these rhythms have formed us and why both spaces are vital for a vibrant life of faith.

Have you ever paused to think about the songs we sing in worship? In this episode, we’re digging into why worship matters—not just on Sunday mornings, but as a way of life.We share personal stories of powerful worship moments and dive into what the Bible really says about worship. From Hebrew and Greek roots to Ephesians and Colossians, we uncover how worship is about bowing our hearts before the Lord, and how singing—yes, even your favorite worship songs—can shape your theology.You’ll walk away encouraged to reflect on the lyrics you sing and inspired to worship God in spirit and in truth.

Marriage is beautiful—but let’s be honest, it can also be refining. In this week’s episode, we’re diving into how marriage isn’t just a romantic partnership—it’s a sanctifying one.From personality differences (like car-buying strategies that test your patience 😅) to learning to lay down your own preferences for the good of your spouse, we’re talking honestly about how God uses our marriages to shape us to be more like Jesus.We’ll share a few lighthearted laughs about love languages, dig into the biblical truth of Ephesians 5, and reflect on how marriage reflects the gospel. Whether you’re newly married, years in, or hoping for marriage in the future, this conversation is filled with grace, encouragement, and truth.In this episode we cover:​ How marriage reveals our need for grace​ Why differences aren’t problems—they’re invitations to grow​ A few personal stories from our own marriages​ Three truths about the beauty of marriage​ And a simple challenge to help you “make a move” this weekLet this be your reminder: Jesus isn’t just using your marriage to make you happy—He’s using it to make you holy. 💍

Let’s be honest—some days, the headlines hit harder than we’d like to admit. When the world feels heavy, uncertain, and just plain scary, how do we hold on to peace? In this episode, we’re slowing down for a real, raw conversation about how we’re personally navigating these shaky times as Christian women.We talk about surrendering control, limiting what we consume, and leaning into the truth that we were never meant to carry it all. You’ll hear us share how recent events have stirred up fear in our hearts—and what we’re doing to stay grounded in Christ, present in our homes, and anchored in hope.We also reflect on this powerful reminder from Colossians 1:17:“He existed before anything else, and He holds all creation together.”This isn’t an episode full of answers—but it is full of encouragement. Whether you’re fearful for your kids, overwhelmed by the news, or simply feeling like life is out of your hands… you’re not alone. And you’re not without help.

Casey and Britt dive into a few viral internet moments—from bold parenting advice to public accountability between worship artists. Together, they explore what it looks like to filter the noise of the internet through a biblical lens.

What does it really mean to have childlike faith? In this episode, Casey and Britt dig deep into Jesus’ words in Luke 18 and explore what it looks like to live with humility, dependence, and trust like a child.From funny back-to-school reflections to powerful stories about motherhood and spiritual maturity, they unpack: • The difference between pride and humility, trust and self-reliance • What it means to receive the Kingdom of God like a child • How small children model the deep faith and trust we’re called to • Personal struggles with childlike faith—and how to surrender againIf you’ve ever wrestled with trying to control your life instead of trusting your Father in heaven, this one’s for you.

There’s an enemy who wants to take you out—but there’s also a Savior who already won the war. In this episode, Casey and Britt talk about the reality of spiritual warfare, especially in places where we’ve grown spiritually numb. They explore the enemy’s tactics—distraction, deception, disunity, and destruction—and how to recognize when something might be more than “just life.” You’ll hear practical ways to fight back with prayer, truth, and community, plus a powerful reminder that you already have victory through Christ.

Can you trust God and still take action? Absolutely. In this episode, Casey and Britt explore the balance between faith and wisdom—where trusting Jesus meets locking the car doors. From personal stories to biblical insights, they’ll share 3 reasons faith and work go hand-in-hand, 3 ways to keep the balance, and a few honest moments where they’ve gotten it wrong. If you’ve ever felt stuck between “waiting on God” and “doing it yourself,” this one’s for you.

Prayer is one of the most important parts of our walk with God—but it can also feel intimidating or confusing. What does it really mean to “pray without ceasing” like Paul says in 1 Thessalonians?In this episode, we’re sharing how our understanding of prayer has grown over the years—from simple “thank You” and “help me” prayers to a richer, more intimate conversation with God.You’ll learn about the ACTS + C prayer model—Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication, and Contemplative prayer—and how each one deepens your relationship with the Lord.Whether your prayer life feels vibrant or stagnant, we’ll give you practical ways to incorporate all types of prayer into your daily life and start walking in deeper connection with God.

Have you ever experienced a moment with God that changed everything? A spark that ignited something deep inside and launched you into rapid spiritual growth?In this episode, we’re talking about those powerful moments—encounters, books, communities, or seasons that accelerated our faith and marked us for life. We’ll each share a few of those personal moments and reflect on how they’re still shaping our walk with God today.We’re diving into: • What ignited revival in our own hearts • How key resources helped us understand Scripture and live it out • The power of deep, authentic community in growth • How to move from momentary inspiration to lasting transformationIf you’re hungry for spiritual growth—or wondering how to steward those big God moments—you’re going to be encouraged by this honest and hopeful conversation.

I If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by the idea of launching your ministry, business, or God-given dream—you’re not alone. In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on our own journeys and sharing what we wish we knew before we started.We’re talking about: • 3 things each of us learned the hard way • 3 encouragements for anyone just starting out or feeling discouraged • The danger of trying to rush what God has asked us to build slowly • The tension between building something beautiful and waiting on God’s timingYou’ll walk away with practical wisdom, honest encouragement, and a reminder that faithfulness beats speed every time. Let’s stop climbing and start building—right where God has us.

In a world that equates purpose with popularity, how do we stay rooted in obedience when the work God has called us to feels unseen? In this episode, we’re talking about the pressure to be visible and the temptation to measure our worth by what others see. From hidden seasons to public platforms, we explore the tension between being known and staying humble—and how Jesus models true greatness through servanthood. Whether you’re in a spotlight or behind the scenes, this episode will remind you: your purpose is not a platform—it’s obedience.

Have you ever wondered what it really means to be “filled to the fullness of God”? In this deep-dive episode, we explore Paul’s powerful prayer in Ephesians 3:14–19 and unpack what it looks like to live a life not just touched by God—but completely filled by His love.We talk about: • What it means to have Christ dwell in your inner being • The difference between knowing about God’s love and actually experiencing it • How to go from empty to overflowing through faith and pursuitPlus, in our Girls Just Wanna Have Fun segment, we play a hilarious (and slightly gross) game of “How Much Would It Take?” Don’t miss it!Whether you feel full or completely drained right now, we pray this episode fills you with fresh hope and reminds you of the incredible love God has for you—one that goes beyond head knowledge into real, daily experience.

Have you ever felt like you’re doing all the “right” things—being faithful, showing up, pouring out—but seeing little to no fruit? You’re not alone.In today’s episode, we’re opening Luke 5 and talking about what it means to keep going when the breakthrough feels far off. From Jesus’ invitation to “put out into deep waters” to our own stories of obedience that didn’t always make sense, this episode will encourage you to stay steady when you feel like giving up.Whether you’re weary in community, ministry, motherhood, or your personal faith walk—this is a conversation for you.Plus, we share a sweet celebration about our friend Haley’s recent engagement—and tell our own engagement stories just for fun!

In this episode episode, we’re sharing five personal convictions we’ve each wrestled through with the Lord—and why we’ve landed where we have.From how we educate our kids to the kind of community we value, where we serve, and how we think about modesty and politics—these are decisions we’ve prayed over, sometimes struggled with, and ultimately surrendered to God.You don’t have to agree with all of them. Our hope is simply to encourage you to take your convictions to the Lord and walk them out with grace, humility, and boldness.Make a Move:Pick one area where you’ve felt unsure or influenced by culture. Ask the Lord, “What does obedience look like for me here?”

You’ve heard the truth: you’re chosen, loved, and called by God.But if we’re honest—believing that for ourselves? That’s not always easy.In this episode, we’re unpacking four reasons we struggle to live like we actually believe what God says about us—and three biblical ways to fight back.We’ll talk about:Why shame and past mistakes can keep us stuckThe lies we’ve believed from others (and how to root them out)How comparison and culture steal clarityWhy your feelings are not the best indicator of your identityPlus, we’re sharing stories, practical tools, and a challenge to help you walk in truth—even when it’s hard to feel it.This episode is full of encouragement, truth, and gospel hope for anyone feeling stuck in insecurity or identity confusion.Tune in now and take one small step toward believing what God has already declared about you.

Confession. It’s one of the most powerful and underused spiritual practices in the church today. In this episode, we’re getting honest about why confessing our sins—to both God and others—matters more than we think.We’re talking about why so many of us avoid confession (hello, shame, fear, pride, and lack of trust) and how the enemy uses secrecy to keep us in bondage. But we’re also pointing to the freedom and healing that comes when we bring our struggles into the light.You’ll hear personal stories, biblical encouragement, and a practical challenge to make confession a regular rhythm in your walk with God. This isn’t about shame—it’s about wholeness. God isn’t asking for perfection—He’s inviting you into deeper relationship.Whether confession is already part of your life or something that feels new and intimidating, this episode is a grace-filled reminder: you don’t have to carry the weight alone anymore.

Church hurt is real. And for many, it runs deep. In this honest and heartfelt episode, we gently step into a topic that’s tender for so many—being hurt by the very place that was meant to bring healing.If you’ve experienced spiritual abuse, rejection, betrayal, or deep disappointment within the church, we want you to know: we see you, and we are so sorry.This conversation isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about holding space for your pain, reminding you that Jesus is still safe, and offering a few steps toward healing and hope:Giving yourself permission to grieve and seek wise counselReleasing forgiveness at the pace the Holy Spirit leadsOpening your heart to restoration—even when it feels riskyWe also talk about how to honor the Bride of Christ while processing hurt, and how to keep our eyes on Jesus—the One who never fails, never wounds, and always loves perfectly.This episode is for anyone navigating spiritual wounds and wondering if healing is even possible. It is. And we’re here to walk with you.

With summer just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to talk about a gift we all long for—but often avoid: rest.In this episode, we’re diving into what it means to truly rest—not just by taking naps or vacations, but by cultivating a heart posture that trusts God more than our own hustle. We’ll explore biblical rest, why it matters, and how it pushes back on a world that says our worth is found in what we produce.You’ll hear:Why rest is a form of worship and obedienceThe difference between physical and spiritual restHow Sabbath helps you resist fear, burnout, and controlOur own boundaries and rhythms for rest in busy seasonsLet this be your invitation to stop striving, pause with purpose, and remember: you are already loved.

Do you ever feel stuck in a cycle of anxious thoughts, shame, or sin that you can’t seem to shake? You’re not alone—and more importantly, you’re not powerless.In this episode, we’re unpacking what spiritual strongholds are, how they take root in our minds, and how to fight back using the powerful weapons God has given us. With wisdom from 2 Corinthians 10:4–5 and personal stories from both of us, this is a real and hope-filled conversation about demolishing lies and living in truth.You’ll learn:How to identify lies you’ve believed about God, yourself, or the worldWhat Scripture says about confession, repentance, and identityFour spiritual weapons to help you break freeHow to run to Jesus—our true fortress and strengthGrab a journal, get honest with the Lord, and take your thoughts captive. This is a fight worth waging—and you're not in it alone.

This week, we’re switching things up with a heart-to-heart conversation about what the Lord has been teaching us in this season. From big decisions to everyday moments, we’re learning more about what it means to hear His voice and walk in step with Him.We’re diving into Scriptures like John 10:27 and Psalm 32:8 and reflecting on how God guides us—not just in the big moves, but in the small, faithful steps too.Plus, a little fun at the start… ever heard of a “crunchy mom”? You’ll want to hear our take on that one!We pray this episode encourages you to pay attention to the quiet ways God is leading you right now—and to share what He’s doing with someone in your life.

Ever feel like you just don’t belong? Like no matter how hard you try to fit in, something in your spirit reminds you that this world isn’t home?That feeling has a name: sojourner—someone who lives in a place that isn’t their true home.In this episode, we’re talking about what it means to live as sojourners in a world that often pulls us toward comfort, conformity, and compromise. Drawing from 1 Peter 2:11 and Philippians 3:20, we dig into why we feel this tension and how we can walk confidently as citizens of heaven—without giving in to the fear of man.You’ll hear: • How Scripture defines sojourning and why it’s central to the Christian life • Real stories of struggling to fit in (and how that desire can lead to temptation) • Why fearing God helps us let go of the fear of people • What it looks like to live boldly for heaven even when you feel out of placeThis episode is a reminder that your true home is coming—and the more you live like it’s already here, the more you’ll reflect the heart of the One who sent you.

In Genesis 3, Satan used a simple but devastating tactic: he got Eve to focus on the one thing she couldn’t have instead of all the blessings that surrounded her. And he hasn’t stopped using that same trick on us today.In this episode, we unpack how temptation often begins with misplaced focus—and how distraction, desire, and doubt can pull us away from God’s best. But we don’t have to stay stuck in that spiral.We’re talking about: • Why focusing on what you lack blinds you to what you have • How gratitude shifts your heart and rewires your perspective • What it means to “steward the garden” God has already placed in your life • Practical ways to fight back against comparison, discontentment, and temptationYou don’t need more to be fulfilled—you need clearer eyes to see what’s already in your hands.Join us for this real and hope-filled conversation on how to battle temptation with gratitude and faithfulness.

This week on Worth the Risk, Casey and Britt dig into a topic every parent needs: family discipleship. Using Deuteronomy 6:4–9 as our foundation, we define what it means to lead your home by intentionally weaving Jesus into every moment—from bedtime cuddles to car‑pool conversations.You’ll hear:Why you can’t “save” your kids (that’s God’s work), but you can plant gospel seedsThe critical role of intentionality—discipleship won’t just “happen” by accidentHow to balance grace with correction when you inevitably fall shortPractical ideas for little ones (family worship, example‑setting) and big kids (mentorship, real‑life conversations)A word of hope for those parenting a wayward childWhether you have toddlers or teens (or a mix of both!), you’ll walk away with fresh encouragement and simple first steps to start discipling your children right where you are.

When the royal official in John 4 walked 20 miles uphill to find Jesus, he wasn’t just taking a physical journey—he was making a faith move. His son was at the point of death, but he didn’t fix his eyes on the problem. He fixed them on the only One who could do something about it.In this episode, we talk about what it means to keep going to Jesus—especially when we feel tired, defeated, or discouraged. We open up about how easy it is to get stuck staring at our circumstances instead of locking eyes with the King. And we remind you: God still sees. God still heals. God still answers.You’ll hear:Why it takes endurance to keep seeking JesusWhat can happen if we don’t give up before the breakthroughA personal story about trusting God in a long-term battleTwo worship songs to help shift your focus back to hopeNo matter what you’re facing today—keep going to Jesus. He is still your only hope, and He’s always on time.

Is Jesus calling us to live with extreme measures when it comes to sin? This week on Worth the Risk, we’re diving into a bold and often uncomfortable passage—Matthew 18:7–9—and exploring what it really means to remove the things that cause us to stumble.Join us for honest stories, biblical truth, and a real look at how obedience sometimes requires uncomfortable, even radical, decisions. We talk about friendships, faith, and what it looks like to walk away from things that are pulling us away from God's best.If you're sensing the need for change in your life—big or small—this episode will challenge, encourage, and remind you that obedience is always worth the risk.

Have you ever felt unsure of what your true calling is or wondered if you’re “missing” the purpose God created you for? In this episode, we’re having a real and encouraging conversation about what it means to walk in purpose—and how to begin discerning what God has specifically given you to do for His glory and the good of others.We’ll unpack:✨ Why purpose isn’t something to fear or strive for. ✨ What purposeful living isn’t (and how to let go of pressure) ✨ Biblical tools and practical strategies to help you recognize your God-given gifts.✨ The importance of community, prayer, and persistence as you seek God’s guidance.Scriptures we reference include: • Ephesians 2:10 – You are God’s handiwork, created for good works. • Matthew 6:33 – Seek first the Kingdom. • Matthew 7:7 – Ask, seek, knock.You were created with intention. Let this episode be the reminder you need to seek, listen, and take the next step in faith.Listen now and start walking in purpose—right where you are.

It’s easy to read about the Israelites in the wilderness and think, How could they turn away from God so quickly? They witnessed miraculous signs—parted seas, manna from heaven, water from a rock—yet their hearts returned to idols time and time again (Exodus 32:8). But if we’re honest, aren’t we prone to do the same?In this episode, we’re taking a hard look at modern idolatry—not golden calves, but the things we elevate above God in our hearts. We’ll discuss:✨ How idolatry isn’t just an Old Testament issue—it’s a heart issue.✨ Personal struggles with idolatry (approval of others, appearance, success, comfort).✨ How sanctification helps us turn away from idols and align our hearts with Christ.✨ Practical ways to recognize and remove idols in your life.At the end of this episode, we challenge you to spend time with the Lord and ask Him to reveal anything that has taken His place in your heart. Ask yourself:✔️ What consumes my thoughts?✔️ How do I spend my time?✔️ Where do I find my worth?✔️ Is there a sin I am unwilling to give up?✔️ Who or what do I seek approval from?Idolatry is subtle, but the Holy Spirit is faithful to reveal and transform our hearts. Let’s pursue Jesus above all else.

Have you ever found yourself questioning the season you’re in? Maybe you feel stuck, waiting, or wondering what’s next. But what if God is using this season to prepare you for what’s ahead?In this episode of the Worth the Risk Podcast, we dive into:✨ How to trust Jesus in the season you’re in—even when it’s hard.✨ Why there is purpose in every season (and how not to miss it!).✨ The spiritual parallels between spring, summer, fall, and winter.✨ How God is shaping you now for what’s coming next.No matter where you are, this season is not wasted. God is working, growing, and preparing you for what’s ahead—will you embrace it?

Have you ever struggled to believe that your past doesn’t define you? That God’s grace is bigger than your mistakes, your shortcomings, or what others have said about you?In this powerful episode of the Worth the Risk Podcast, Brittney shares her testimony of redemption, identity, and the transformative power of God’s love.Her story is a reminder that:✨ Your past does not define you—God does.✨ You are not the sum of your mistakes, but a new creation in Christ. (2 Corinthians 5:17)✨ When you surrender your story to God, He writes something more beautiful than you ever imagined.If you’ve ever struggled with shame, doubt, or feeling unworthy, this episode will encourage you to walk in the freedom and identity that is already yours in Christ.

🌱 “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23Have you ever found yourself unintentionally feeding the wrong things—fear, anxiety, lies, or procrastination—without even realizing it? It happens more often than we think. What we allow into our hearts and minds shapes the course of our lives.It’s time for an honest heart check. Are you feeding the things that nurture faith, peace, and purpose? Or are you unintentionally growing fear, doubt, and distraction?We’ll explore:🌿 How to recognize what you’re feeding in your life🌿 Practical ways to nurture faith, truth, peace, and purpose🌿 The importance of guarding your heart and aligning your focus with God’s truthIf you’re ready to break free from the things that steal your peace and start feeding what truly matters, this episode is for you.#WorthTheRiskPodcast #WhatYouFeedGrows #GuardYourHeart #FaithOverFear #TrustGod #Proverbs423

Have you ever looked back on your life and seen how God was guiding you, even in the small moments?In this episode of the Worth the Risk Podcast, we’re digging deeper as our co-host, Casey Rolape, shares her journey of faith and a testimony of God’s steady, faithful work over time.Tune in now and be encouraged to trust Him with your story—because He is always working, even in the ordinary.

Love isn’t always easy. Life, hurt, and broken relationships can make us hesitant, guarded, and even afraid to love again. But 1 Peter 4:8 reminds us:“Above all, keep fervent in your love for one another, because love covers a multitude of sins.”So what happens when love grows cold? When trust is broken? When grace feels impossible to give?In this episode, we’re having a real conversation about:🔥 Why love fades and how to recognize when your heart is growing cold.🔥 How to keep love fervent, even when it’s hard.🔥 The power of choosing grace, forgiveness, and Jesus’ example of unceasing love.If you’ve ever struggled to love after hurt, this episode is for you. Let’s talk about how to rekindle love, restore trust, and allow God’s love to heal what feels broken.