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Today on the podcast, we are joined by Pastor Vic Comstock as he shares his powerful testimony of walking through a life-threatening illness and choosing to stand on faith, God’s Word, and the promise of life.

Pastor Vic opens up about the hardship his family faced during and after that difficult season, how the enemy tried to bring destruction, and how Jesus carried them through every moment. His story is a reminder that even in the darkest battles, God is still present, His Word is still powerful, and life is still worth choosing.

This episode is audio-only due to video difficulties, but stay tuned next week as we hope to bring a video version!

Featuring: Pastor Vic Comstock

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This week on the podcast, Bobby, Maddison, and Gia sit down for a true Random Blabber Tuesday episode! From the good, helpful, and sometimes surprising ways AI can be used, to why future guardrails may be needed, the conversation dives into both the fun and serious sides of artificial intelligence.

They also talk about the funny habit of naming their AI assistants, plus plenty of random side quests — including Pokémon cards, Magic: The Gathering, and whatever else came up along the way.

It’s lighthearted, a little nerdy, and full of the kind of random conversation that makes Podcast Tuesday what it is.

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In this episode, Bobby & Maddison sits down with Hayley and Karcie from Morning Glory Christian Counseling for an honest and meaningful conversation about the mental health movement and the importance of destigmatizing mental health care.

Together, they discuss what therapy really looks like, how it can help people navigate life’s challenges, and why seeking support should be seen as a strength rather than a weakness. They also dive into the way adolescents view mental health differently than older generations, and how counselors approach conversations with younger people in today’s world.

This episode is a powerful reminder that mental health matters, healing is possible, and no one has to walk through life alone.