Living Life Together

In this episode we explore Psalm 150! We discuss the context, including the Hebrew origins of 'Hallelujah,' and relate it to broader biblical themes and verses. We conclude with reflections on how the Psalm encourages praising God in every way possible, both communally and individually.Extra reading referenced: Deut 3:24 and 1 Corinthians 3:16Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we explore Psalm 139! We explore its meaning and themes of God's omnipresence, omniscience, and intimate knowledge of humanity. We highlight the importance of understanding verses in context and discuss how this Psalm reflects God's care and presence in their lives.Extra reading referenced: Exodus 13:21, Matthew 10:30, and Mathew 9:4Verses that Parallel to Job:v.3 = Job 14:16, Job 31:4v.5 = Job 9:33v.6 = Job 42:3v.8 = Job 26:6v.11 = Job 22:13v.12 = Job 34:22v.13 = Job 10:11v.15-16 = Job 10:8-10v.23 = Job 31:6Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we explore Psalm 121! We focus on its themes of God's protection. And we delve into the historical context and significance of the psalm, the pilgrims' journey to Jerusalem, and the symbolic meaning of God as a protector. Extra reading referenced: Deut. 33:26, Psalm 33:20, Isaiah 25:4, and Acts 17:24 Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we explore Psalm 106! The passage recounts the history of the Israelites' rebellion and God's mercy. It highlights key moments such as the parting of the Red Sea, the worship of the golden calf, and the consequences of their actions. The speakers emphasize the importance of remembering God's deeds, drawing connections to other biblical passages in the Old and New Testament. We reflect on how this wisdom psalm serves as a reminder of God's faithfulness and the need for wise leaders. And we, of course, have some personal reflections on the themes of remembering God's faithfulness.Extra reading referenced: Psalm 105, 1 Corinthians 10:1-13Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at LivinglifetogetherpodRead Heather's Book: People Please! Leaving the Crowd's Approval for the Glory of One

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 92! We highlight the themes of God's works, faithfulness, and the significance of praising Him. We also share reflections on the imagery within Psalm 92, the importance of reflecting on God's works, and how these themes connect to other Bible passages, including the Song of Moses.Extra reading referenced: Exodus 34:5-7, Psalm 89:17, Psalm 75Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 67! We draw connections between the verses of Psalm 67 and various biblical references, such as the Aaronic benediction, the Abrahamic covenant, and prophetic passages from Isaiah and see how it fits into our calling with the Great Commission in the New Testament. Extra reading referenced: Numbers 6:24-26, Genesis 12:1-3, Isaiah 2:4; 11:3-4, Matthew 28:18-20, Acts 1:8, Mark 16:15Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 40! First, we catch up on our summer, then we jump into Psalm 40 analyzing its themes, key verses, and connections to other biblical texts. We explore the Psalm's messages about God's mercy, faithfulness, and the importance of declaring one's faith. Extra reading referenced: Isaiah 55:8, Ephesians 3:20, Acts 20:20-27, 1 Peter 5:7, Exodus 34:6, Hebrews 10:5-9, and Isaiah 1:11-17Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 37 examining its themes, key verses, and the wisdom it imparts.This particular psalm highlights trusting in the Lord, refraining from anger, and finding contentment in righteousness. We share fun facts and explore literary elements within the psalm. Read: Proverbs 2:21-22, Proverbs 15:16, Proverbs 16:8Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 23. We discuss and reflect on its themes of God's guidance, protection, and faithfulness. We emphasize God's control over natural and human challenges, likening the faith journey to a shepherd's care for sheep.Read: John 10:7-11, 1 Peter 2:25Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 19. We will read and analyze the verses, highlighting the beauty of God's creation and the perfection of His law. We reflect on specific verses and touch on how Psalm 19 is referenced in the New Testament, showing the interconnectedness of the scriptures. Read: Romans 10:18-19, Deuteronomy 32:21Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! *it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 3. We read and interpret the psalm, which is a lament of David written during his flight from his son Absalom, as recorded in 2 Samuel 15-17. We also discuss the psalm's themes of faith and trust in God's deliverance despite overwhelming adversity. We also encourage you to live life together by using the psalm as a personal prayers during challenging times or sharing it with friends.Read: 2 Samuel 15-17Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here! tr.ee/colorpsalms*it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram @Livinglifetogetherpod

​​In this episode we are diving into Psalm 1. We will read the Psalm, highlight key verses, and analyze the central theme centered on living according to God's will and the consequences of wickedness. Download the Psummer of Psalms coloring book here!: https://tr.ee/colorpsalms*it will open a link to instagram, after purchase the pdf will be emailed to youDon’t forget to be the weird one to start the conversation or friendship! Let’s live life together this summer!Follow us on Instagram at LivingLifeTogetherPod

We’re kicking off our summer series! The Psummer of Psalms!Today we are doing an introductory overview of the Book of Psalms. We talk about the themes, poetry, authors, and how to express our feelings.We recommend:Our coloring pages, that will be available with the next episodeReflections of Psalms by C.S. LewisHeather says, learn to express your feelings, go and watch Thunderbolts!

We're back! After some unexpected tech troubles (including a lost voice—literally), we're here to catch you up, share what’s ahead, and officially kick off the Psummer of Psalms. In this quick catch-up episode, we chat lakeside about what's coming this season: a light and reflective series on selected Psalms, weekly coloring sheets to enhance your quiet time, and how we're leaning into creativity and expression this summer. Whether you're walking, coloring, or just soaking up some stillness, we hope you'll join us each week.✨ Follow us on Instagram for updates and coloring sheet releases. 🎨 Coloring sheets will be available in the show notes each episode starting next week.Thanks for sticking with us—we’ve missed you!

In this episode, we delve into the story of Lydia. Her story is found in Acts chapter 16. We discuss Lydia as a successful businesswoman, the first European convert, and how she helps establish the first church in Philippi. We then highlight her hospitality and leadership qualities while also addressing the challenges she faced.Read: Acts 16Conversation Starters:Have you had a time where you experienced that God knew what you needed and provided it through others around you?Have you had a time where you had an open heart and heard from God? Do you feel you can be hospitable with ease or does it stress you out? Why?Have you been able to share the Gospel with anyone and have them accept and be baptized? What was that experience like?Where to watch our pop culture representatives:Juliette from Silo. Watch on Apple TVPatricia from Southern Charm. Watch on Peacock or Hulu*most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

*we marked this episode explicit just in case you are listening with little ears around, because we do mention sex, cause this story is wild.In this episode, we delve into the story of Rachel. Her story is found in Genesis 29-35. It covers Rachel's significance, her challenges, and the impact of her story. Rachel is noted for her beauty and hard work, but she faced many difficulties, including being barren for many years. Her relationship with her sister Leah and the dynamics with Jacob are also highlighted. The speakers reflect on the lessons from Rachel's life, such as the importance of patience and going to God in prayer.Read: Genesis 29-35Conversation Starters:Read or listen to all the chapters and reflect.Make a genealogy chartWhere to watch our Rachel pop culture representatives:Parent Trap: watch with Disney+ or purchase anywhere elseThe other Twilight love triangle—Sam, Emily, and Leah (Breaking Dawn): Watch with Netflix or purchase anywhere elseThe one when Ross says Rachel: watch the clip here: https://youtu.be/L81XWiDgmTk?si=uaoL3pg92NdHxtYE*most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

In this episode, we delve into the story of Mary Magdalene. We highlight her background, being a devoted follower and supporter of Jesus’ ministry. We focus on key biblical events, such as Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and resurrection, where she was the first to witness the risen Jesus. Finally we reflect on her faithfulness, bravery, and the way Jesus valued and entrusted her. Read: Who is she: Luke 8:2, Mark 16:9Supported ministry: Luke 8:1-3At the Cross: Matthew 27:55-56, Mark 15:40-41, John 19:25At the burial: Matthew 27:61; Mark 15:47; Luke 23:49, 55-56Jesus raises: Matthew 28:1-10, Mark 16:1-10, Luke 24:1-2, John 20:1-8Conversation Starters:Is it easy for you to accept that Jesus has loved you and accepts you through your brokenness?Do you feel like you are worthy of being “sent” by Jesus?Have you ever experienced a time where you felt free or rid of a sin? What happened?Are you discipling anyone or have you shared the gospel with anyone?What does Mary’s presence at the tomb mean for the church today?Where to watch our Mary pop culture representatives:Pretty Woman - Max and HuluNatasha Romanoff/Black Widow - Black Widow (2021) on Disney + *most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)Sharing the Gospel:https://bibleproject.com/articles/what-are-the-gospels/https://bibleproject.com/videos/euangelion-gospel/https://www.jesusfilm.org/blog/sharing-gospel-with-friends/A great book to read: King Jesus Gospel:The Original Good News Revisited by Scot McKnightBook referenced: The Mary We Forgot: What the Apostle to the Apostles Teaches the Church Today by Jennifer Powell McNutt

In this episode, we talk about Priscilla from the New Testament! We highlight her role as a businesswoman, church planter, teacher, and key figure in early Christianity, emphasizing her partnership with her husband Aquila and their collaborative work with Paul. We conclude with our pop culture characters and reflective questions on leadership in the church, serving others, and the idea of heavenly citizenship.Read: Acts 18:1-3,18,26; Romans 16:3; 1 Corinthians 2:3,16:19; 2 Timothy 4:19, Conversation Starters:Have you ever felt disqualified from leading in the church? Why?Where do you feel God is or has called you to serve?Do you ever think about how your real citizenship isn’t in any place you’ll live here on earth but is actually in heaven? Have you had a good working & collaborative relationship with a group of people? (men and women) What made it successful?Where to watch our Priscilla pop culture representatives: Elastigirl and Mr. Incredible Amy Santiago, Brooklyn 99: Peacock *most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

In this episode, we talk about Hannah! We cover her persistence in prayer, her relationship with God, her trust in His promises, and the significance of her actions in the Old Testament. Then we compare Hannah's traits to modern characters and explore the meanings of our names.Read: 1 Samuel 1 + 2Conversation Starters:Have you found yourself in a spot where it is hard to be consistent in prayer?Have you found yourself in a competitive relationship? How do you help yourself see the other person the way God does and have grace?Have you ever been misunderstood? How did you stand up for yourself in that moment?Have you ever misunderstood someone else, asked for clarity, and then saw them in a different light?Where to watch our Deborah pop culture representatives:Sister Wives: Hulu, or purchase seasons on other platformsEmily Blunt in Edge of Tomorrow: Tubi for free or purchase on other platforms*most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

In this episode, we delve into the story of Ruth the Moabite! Examining her loyalty, perseverance, and the redemptive nature of her journey. We explore the significance of Ruth's story, emphasizing themes of trust, vulnerability, and God's faithfulness. Then we relate Ruth's qualities to a favorite pre-teen/teen movie.Read: Ruth 1-4Conversation Starters:What things do you need to leave behind to fully follow God into the future or next season? Where have you recently shown vulnerability in your life and what did that look and feel like? Did something good come from it?Putting yourself in Ruth’s shoes, do you think you would have the courage or perseverance to follow Naomi and not go back to your family? Where have you seen God’s love?Where to watch our Deborah pop culture representatives:Sweet Magnolias: Netflix, or purchase seasons on other platformsPrincess Diaries 1 + 2:: Disney +, or purchase on other platforms*most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

In this episode, we start a new series focused on 'Women of the Bible,' starting with Deborah from Judges 4 and 5! We highlight Deborah's leadership qualities, her role as a judge and prophetess, and her significance in bringing 40 years of peace to Israel. We talk about what we admire her and how she leads. We conclude with characters in pop culture that remind us of Deborah, and of course, our conversation starter questions!Read: Judges 4-5, and Exodus 15Conversation Starters:How do you handle people coming to you for advice and help? How do we lead and teach the truth?God called Deborah to lead in a time of uncertainty and oppression for the Israelites. Is God asking you to help the oppressed or brokenhearted in any way?Is there a verse that sticks out in her song to give you hope and confidence in your life?Resources:https://estherpress.com/deborahs-enduring-example-of-service/Tell Her Story by Nijay Gupta https://a.co/d/bNZLBGFWhere to watch our Deborah pop culture representatives:Madam Secretary: Netflix, or purchase seasons on other platformsWonder Woman (2017): free with many subscriptionsParks and Rec: Subscription with Peacock, or purchase season on other platforms*most platforms offer a free week, just make sure you set that alarm to delete ;)

In this episode, we dive into the final chapter of Galatians. We highlight the importance of restoring others gently, bearing each other's burdens, and sowing in the Spirit to reap eternal life. We reflect on practical ways to love neighbors, share burdens, and maintain well-being, especially when feeling weary. This chapter ties together all key themes of Galatians, culminating in a call to live a Spirit-led life.Conversation Starters:How do you have the mind of Christ, when you are restoring gently (see verse 1)?Where are you tempted when carrying someone else's burdens?In what ways have you found yourself boasting in things that are of yourself and not Christ?When you begin to grow weary of doing good, how do you rest and keep going?

In this episode, we discuss Galatians Chapter 5, We highlight the difference between living by the law and the spirit, the importance of faith and love, and the Fruits of the Spirit. Practical applications of religious teachings, like not abusing freedom and loving one's neighbor.Conversation Starters:What difference do you see in yourself when you are walking by the Spirit vs the flesh?What part of God’s armor is hard for you to “put on”?What Fruits of the Spirit do you currently possess and which ones do you need to work on?Where do you find false hope in?

🎙️In this episode, we discuss Galatians 4. Paul is pleading to the Galatian church to choose to live in freedom. But we get really excited talking about Hagar and Sarah.💬 Conversation Starters:+ What does being adopted as a son or daughter of Christ mean for you?+ Do you feel you live according to your spiritual status? (heir)+ Have you found yourself feeling torn between what the world tells you and what the truth is?+ Reflecting on Sarah and Hagar’s stories and their obedience, what sticks out/ resonates with you?🎧 listen through the link in bio or on your favorite podcasting apps 🫶Here are some of our favorite lent resources:Kayte+ Daily Grace Co. Lent study+ The Purpose Drive Life, by Rick WarrenHeather+ Prayer: Forty Days of Practice by Scott Erickson and Justin McRoberts+ She Reads Truth Lent Study#livinglifetogether #biblestudy #smallgroup #zepheniah #podcast #podcastshow

In this episode, we discuss Galatians 3. We explore themes like justification through faith versus works of the law, the role and purpose of the Old Testament law, Abraham's faith, and the promise it holds.Conversation Starters:- Have you ever felt like you were doing things to earn your salvation? What were they?- Meditate on being a descendant of Abraham. What do you think that was like for him to trust God so much he picked up and moved his whole family, almost sacrificed his son, etc.? Would you be able to do what Abraham did?- What causes you to be able to realize your sin?- Have you been baptized? If yes, what changed in your life afterward?Other Scripture to dive into:Corresponding verses for questions in Galatians 3:2-6 — Ephesians 2: 13-14, 2 Thessalonians 2: 13-14, Acts 14:1-7, Philippians 1:6An overview of Abrahams story: Genesis 15:1-21; 17:1-4; 22:5-10

In this episode, we discuss Galatians chapter 2, focusing on Apostle Paul's teachings about sticking to one's convictions and not being a people pleaser. We delve into key passages where Paul addresses Peter's hypocrisy and emphasizes that righteousness comes from faith in Jesus Christ, not adherence to the Mosaic law. Conversation Starters:Have you ever found yourself in a position like Peter where you started to fall away from the true gospel and think you were righteous in what you were doing?Have you ever been in a spot where you felt like you could never earn God’s grace or righteousness?What first comes to mind or what feeling do you have when you realize all God is asking is for you to just believe and that is it?What comforts you about this passage? (Galatians 2)Scripture to read alongside:Acts 10*, Acts 15, Leviticus 11, Romans 7:7-13Examples of Paul's concern for the poor—Rom 15:25-28; 1 Cor 16:1-4; 2 Cor 8:1-6Book referenced for Peter to read 😉 https://a.co/d/6YJcw1p* Correction: We talked about Acts 10 in our hospitality episode

In this episode, we start the book of Galatians and talk about Pauls life!Conversation Starters:Is it easy or hard to discern a false teacher? Why?What are ways you can discern if someone is teaching you the truth?What stands out to you about Paul?What would it look like to be an “ambassador of Christ” in your life? (Are you able to recount your story of how God called you to be an ambassador?)

In this episode, we finish Zephaniah 3 and share what is next!Conversation Starters:Where do you go to find hope? Is it in the world or God?Do you believe God will follow through with His promises?What verse helps you find hope in the world?What is your favorite part of the gospel story?Info about Gather25Kayte read a story from her She Reads Truth BibleHeather mentioned this post from her substack: https://heatherseeger.substack.com/p/second-post-second-masters?r=5js57If you are interested in sponsoring an episode or have questions feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]

In this episode, we discuss our weeks and Zephaniah 2. We get really excited about archeology and agriculture! Conversation Starters:How can this warning be applied to our sins today? (How does this make you feel that God is the final say in the time of judgment? Whether someone has done wrong to us or we have stepped against our relationship with God.)Does this concern you when thinking about how upset God was with people back then when they were living in societies choosing to daily seek after other gods or live in sinless patterns? (Do we allow ourselves to sit with the pain God was in over the disobedience of his people and let it have an impact on how we live today?)In verses 1-2 Zephaniah talks about coming together with other believers. Why do you think the bible references meeting together with other believers multiple times?Verse 3 encourages us to seek the Lord, what ways can you seek humility and righteousness?-------Items referenced: Heather's Substack https://heatherseeger.substack.comHeather's Book https://a.co/d/aTRRF3lNIV Cultural Backgrounds Study Bible https://a.co/d/ifraxJ7...Should we convince Kayte to start a Substack? 😉

In this episode, we begin a three-week series on Zephaniah We may or may not regret choosing this book, lol.Conversation Starters:- Have you ever felt like God was punishing you? How can you shift your perspective from that?- Does this passage cause you to fear God healthily?- What are some habitual sins you need to stop?- What fruits of the spirit or actions do you do daily to glorify Him and reflect God’s character to those around you?Come follow us on Instagram @livinglifetogetherpod

In this episode, we catch up and share our words for the year:Heather - delightKayte - ordinaryConversation Starters:What are you being challenged by this year?Do you have goals for the year, quarter, month, etc? Are they attainable and within your control?What do you need to quit, give up, or what didn’t work last year that you need to stop?What worked last year that you should keep around?Links mentioned:Snack containers - https://a.co/d/iZAtzOK

In this episode, we talk about our favorite Advent studies! Conversation starters:What are you waiting for this season?What is a routine you'd like to make?How are you giving yourself time to be quiet and still?Links to resources:Kayte's Favorites:https://brighterdaypress.com/search?q=advent&options%5Bprefix%5D=lasthttps://thedailygraceco.com/products/2024-advent-digital-bible-study?_pos=2&_sid=cab0085e1&_ss=rhttps://ruthchousimons.com/emmanuelHeather's Favorites:https://www.shopshereadstruth.com/products/advent-conversation-cards-kids-read-truthhttps://www.24-7prayer.com/resource/lectio-365/https://scotterickson.substack.com

In this episode, we discussed how the Bible has influenced hospitality in the home and the world.Conversation starters:What does the Bible have to say about hospitality?The scripture we referenced: Boundaried Hospitality—1 Cor 5:11, 2 Tim 3:1-5; Titus 3:10–11, Joshua 9Kayte—Genesis 18, Hebrews 13:2, Luke 10:25-37 or Matthew 25, and Luke 16: 19-24Heather—Jeremiah 29:4-12, Micah 6:88, and 1Acts 10How can you set your expectations?How have you grown in this area?

In this episode, we talked about who influenced our view of hospitality, for better or worse, and how we go about doing it in our daily lives.Conversation starters:Initial thoughts on what has influenced us?Negative and positiveWorldviewGrowing upFaithHow is it done in our homes?What do we hope to achieve with hospitality?

Things we discuss:Patience and SteadfastSwearing oaths, what does it mean?Prophets of the Old Testament, specifically ElijahConfessing sin to each other Conversation Starters:Is there someone you have seen suffer and endure like the prophets did for their faith? What stood out to you?Do you face your trials with patience and suffering? How do you practically do this?Do you find yourself going to God in prayer more when things are going well or going bad? Why do you think that is?Is it comforting to know that God will always answer our prayers in the way He sees is best?Why is praying with others so important? How does prayer help our patience?Why is it important to be known by a community of people? Who has been most influential in your faith journey?Read Hebrews 10: 23-25; why are the commands in these verses so important?

In this episode, we talk about:Drawing near to GodSeeing others as children of GodWorry or comfort about the futureClinging to the world or eternityBeing dependent on JesusConversation starters:What has been the most challenging theme for you in James?Do you struggle with judging the law instead of letting the law judge?Are you able to easily view others in the lense of God’s child. Why or why not? Does it depend on circumstance?Knowing God is ultimately in control and we hear James caution us with this, does it bring you anxiety or peace? How does this cause you to plan for the future?Do you struggle with clinging to worldly wealth? Why or why not? What is easy or hard about it for you?Knowing what “fixing your heart” is, how do you fix your heart in the season of life you are in?

In this episode, we discuss:MeeknessJealousy + self ambitionWisdomGod longs for a relationship with usConversation Starters:Wisdom has been a theme through James. Read Proverbs 24:3-9, Ecclesiastes 9:18, 1 Corinthians 3:19, Philip 2:1-11. What do these verses say about wisdom and how does it compare to what James has said?In what ways have you struggled with bitter jealousy or selfish ambition?How does the wisdom James talks about compare to what the world thinks wisdom is?How do you recognize the cause of strife in your life? Why is it important for us to be aware of that?In what ways are you friends with the world?Kayte references Paul David Tripps book Lead:12 Gospel Principles for Leadership in the ChurchHeather references the best marshmallows for smores for a large group: Stuffed Puffs

In this episode: we do a few mini dives into the lives of Abraham and Rahablook at the symbolism in this passageHere are some questions to think and talk about:What is the difference between faith of salvation and the belief that the demons have? Why would James use Abraham and Rahab as examples for us?How have you seen sin with your words be a common problem? What can you do to help yourself watch your words?Why would James use an example like a ship and rudder to help further his point about our tongue?How can we let God work in us to help change our tongue?

In this episode, we talked about favoritism, mercy, and faith.Conversation Starters:How do you love and serve others? Do you show favoritism when you do this?How do you remind yourself to see and view others in the way God views them?Mercy. How can you put this into practice in your frustrating life?Knowing there are spiritually poor people in the world today, does that make you want to change how frequently you share the gospel? Is there something about the way you live that you would want to change to show your faith more, whether through words or actions?

In this episode, we continue in our journey in James chapter 1. These are some tough scriptures!We talked about:Temptation versus TestingWe attempt to define righteous angerFaith in actionFinding restAnd we end reading Psalm 23*We're still working out the recording kinks, and Heather's dog pops in for her debut. Thanks for being patient as we learn

In this episode, we discuss James 1:1-12. We also talk about:Joy and HappinessResources we love (see links below)Questions to use to reflect with a friend or by yourselfThanks for joining us!ResourcesBlueletterbible.comCultural Backgrounds Study BibleLiterary Word App

In this episode, we introduce ourselves (Kayte & Heather). We have a conversation about why we started this podcast and what you can expect weekly. We will be talking about and reading through the book of James for the next eight weeks. Each week we will talk with a different friend and see what she learned from studying the book.We offer two questions at the end of the podcast to talk about with some friends:What things are easy about the book of James?What things might challenge you, as we read through the book of James?