In this episode, we dive into sanctification, what it really looks like, how we grow in it, and how the Holy Spirit works in us (He is a person, not an “it”). We explore the daily realities of being transformed, how God shapes our hearts, and how this process impacts our responses to the brokenness around us. Politics and the state of the world are discussed as examples of things that feel overwhelming and awful, but through sanctification, navigating life in a flawed world becomes more manageable, grounded in grace and spiritual growth.

This episode digs into how works flow out of faith, not as a scoreboard for God but as a natural response to His grace. We talk about what obedience actually looks like in real life — sharing the gospel, giving away Bibles, and doing small, quiet things that feel insignificant in the moment. There’s a tension we all face between wanting our faith to matter and realizing God rarely calls us to be legendary — just faithful. The conversation wrestles with free will versus free choice, God’s sovereignty over every outcome, and learning to trust that even the smallest acts can play a bigger role in God’s plan than we’ll ever see.

No hype. No pedestal. Just obedience.

We’ve all heard “saved by grace through faith” — but what does that actually look like in real life? We open up about our own paths to Jesus, the moments that broke us, and how grace met us there. This isn’t churchy theory; it’s raw stories, honest questions, and a reminder that salvation is a gift, not a performance.