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When we think of the Christmas story, our minds immediately go to Jesus in the manger—and rightly so. But what if we’ve missed a powerful truth hidden in plain sight?

In this episode of Faith on the Air, we take a fresh look at the Christmas story and unpack a perspective you may have never heard before. Jesus is the baby of the Christmas story—but you are the star. Just like the star that led the wise men to Christ, your life is meant to point others to Him.

We talk about how every person is searching for peace, truth, freedom, and purpose—and how God has chosen to use ordinary believers to lead others to Jesus. You’ll hear how gratitude silences anxiety, why joy is a choice and an anointing, and how living with a missional mindset transforms not only others, but your own life as well.

This Christmas season, discover your role in God’s story, embrace your purpose, and learn how to live as a light that draws people to Christ—wherever you go.

🎄✨ You’re not just part of the story… you have a starring role.

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In Episode 103 of Faith on the Air, Mariah and Jakob reveal the true bridge between an ordinary Christian life and the supernatural life God designed for believers — the renewed mind. Using Scripture like Psalm 65:11, Ephesians 1:15–19, Romans 12:2, and powerful testimony, they teach that transformation doesn’t come from striving or waiting on God — it comes from changing how we think and learning to receive by faith.

Too many believers believe the Word but never experience it because old mindsets, reasoning, and limited thinking block them from receiving what God has already provided. This episode will challenge you to stop reasoning away God’s promises, restore the joy of your salvation, renew your thinking with truth, and cross the bridge into the More God has for your life.

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After the holiday season fades, gratitude should remain. Episode 102 centers on 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 reminding believers that rejoicing always, praying continually, and giving thanks in all things is God’s will for our lives. Mariah and Jakob challenge listeners to develop a mindset of thanksgiving that produces joy, endurance, and spiritual clarity.

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In Episode 101, Mariah and Jakob dive into a topic that every believer needs to understand clearly: how NOT to give. We all know we’re called to be generous, but the Bible lays out specific ways we shouldn’t give — and ignoring them can choke out your harvest before it ever begins.

Drawing from 2 Corinthians 9, Malachi 3, and the law of sowing and reaping, they break down:

🌱 Why giving without purpose sabotages your seed
🌱 The difference between the tithe and the offering — and why both matter
🌱 Why “give to get” isn’t selfish… it’s biblical
🌱 Why God refuses to let His Word be mocked
🌱 How to assign a clear, faith-filled purpose to every seed you plant

They also share personal stories, practical examples, and real talk about church culture, pressure to give, and how faith activates every promise of God.

If you’ve ever wondered why your giving hasn’t produced the harvest you expected — or how to give in a way that actually works — this episode will open your eyes, build your faith, and help you give in a way that honors God and positions you for increase.

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It’s our 100th episode! 🎉 Join us from sunny Phoenix, AZ as we take a walk down memory lane—sharing the highs, the bloopers, and the many ways Faith on the Air has grown and changed since the very beginning. We laugh (a lot), get real about the journey, and dive into Matthew 6 —the “When You…” chapter—where Jesus teaches how to live with pure motives in prayer, giving, and fasting. It’s a milestone of faith, fun, and fresh fire you won’t want to miss! 🔥

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In this episode of Faith on the Air, Mariah and Jakob uncover the secret to living a truly powerful Christian life. Too many believers settle for a form of godliness without walking in the power Jesus promised.

From Acts 1:8 to the story of the seven sons of Sceva, they share how to move from religion to relationship, and from words to fruit. You’ll learn the four ingredients that ignite spiritual power—Reality, Relationship, Responsibility, and Reward—and how to walk daily in the authority of the Holy Spirit.

If you’ve ever wondered why your faith feels powerless, this episode will show you how to plug back into the source of real, supernatural strength.

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In this week’s episode, Mariah and Jakob talk about how the real test of faith isn’t the problem you face — it’s how you handle it. 💥 Drawing from Romans 5:3–4, they unpack how trials are meant to build you, not break you, and how consistency through the process produces strength, character, and hope.

Mariah puts it best: “Your problem isn’t your problem — it’s how you’re handling your problem.” Together they share practical, faith-filled encouragement for staying steady in tough seasons and trusting that what you sow in faith will always lead to a harvest in due time. 🌾🙌🏽

Stick around for their lighthearted “snack talk” and tea chat at the end — because Faith on the Air is all about keeping it real, honest, and full of joy. ☕️💬

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In this episode of Faith on the Air, Mariah and Jakob dive into 1 Corinthians 15:58 and the call to be “steadfast and immovable.” They share how to stay rooted in God’s Word when tragedies, trials, and distractions threaten to shake us off course. With practical encouragement on fasting, staying Spirit-led, and keeping your eyes fixed on Jesus, you’ll be equipped to live a life that is strong, unshakable, and anchored in truth.

They also share about an exciting upcoming outreach — A Call to the Cross: Revival for America — happening on Saturday, October 11th at the Cross at the Crossroads in Effingham, IL. This powerful outdoor gathering will bring together worship, prayer, and the preaching of the gospel under the shadow of the giant cross. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and join us as we declare Jesus over America.

Don’t miss this episode as we talk about being immovable in faith and invite you to stand with us at the cross for revival in our nation