Jesus calls us to deny ourselves, pick up our cross daily, and follow Him — but what does that truly mean today? In this episode, we unpack the cost, the struggle, and the freedom found in surrendering our lives to Christ.

Listen as Charles and Tyler break down Psalm 23 and how it has pertained to their own lives. They discuss trusting in God as a caring guide, finding peace in chaos, courage in fear, and hope that goodness has the final word. This episode challenges us to memorize Psalm 23 and ask ourselves how we can apply to our own lives.

Judgment: This father/son duo delve into the topic of judgment and the eternal significance of our choices here on earth. Everyone will ultimately be held accountable for their actions, thoughts, and decisions in this life when standing before Christ on Judgment Day. How will you fare? Listen to their thoughts on this topic. Also, this episode challenges listeners to Be Bold in their faith.

Accountability: We need to keep ourselves accountable to the Word of God. We need to allow Christ into our lives so He can transform us into the person He has created us to be. Will we let Him? Or will we resist? The father and son duo discuss their thoughts on this topic. The weekly challenge is reading through 2 Corinthians 5:10 and only listening to worship music throughout the week.

Go: A Jonah-Sized Calling explores the uncomfortable truth that God often calls us to places—and people—we’d rather avoid. Through the story of Jonah and the lens of the Great Commission, this episode wrestles with obedience, mercy, and God’s heart for the nations. Jonah’s reluctance mirrors our own, reminding us that God’s mission is bigger than our comfort and His grace reaches further than our resistance. This episode challenges us to stop running, listen to God’s call, and say “go”—even when it costs us.

In our very first episode, we talk about what it really means to share the gospel—not from a place of pressure or perfection, but from authenticity and love. We unpack why the gospel matters, why it’s meant to be shared, and how faith grows best in community. This isn’t about having all the right answers—it’s about showing up, being honest, and walking with others toward Christ. If you’ve ever felt unsure, unqualified, or afraid to share your faith, this conversation is for you.