Winter lightning. Snow on the ground. Thunder in the sky. And one guy casually strolling back into Michigan after a 70-degree Alabama vacation like that’s normal.

This episode starts with thundersnow trauma, detours through Valentine’s candy that’s somehow still on the shelf at Walmart, and lands in a serious (but hopeful) conversation about marriage—moving from surviving → thriving → living on mission.

Jay and Laura Laffoon join us to talk about:

why “this too shall pass” is basically marriage survival gear

how to stop turning on each other and start fighting shoulder to shoulder

the 15-minute habit that can change your whole relationship

why the devil doesn’t always tempt you with “bad”… he just keeps you busy

and how mentoring other couples can actually strengthen your own marriage

Also: fries, A1 sauce, McRib slander, and at least one moment where we probably asked a question we didn’t want the answer to.

Hit play. Tighten the knot. Don’t get the honey sauce on you.

We talk fasting, freezing, and why Greenland is apparently for sale. Also: car debates, aging noises, and a surprising amount of theology. Buckle up—this one gets delightfully weird.

Sleep-deprived pastors. January resolutions on life support. Coffee doing the absolute most.

Welcome to MORE Podcast, where week two of 21 Days of Prayer meets brain fog, dad jokes, and surprisingly deep theology.

Will be honest, we are not sure we were awake for this episode. We are in the middle of 21 days of prayer and fasting.

This week on the MORE Podcast, the guys battle seasonal depression, Walmart parking-lot mysteries, shrinking Little Debbie tree cakes, and the eternal question: Why do dads insist they’re “done Christmas shopping” after buying a vacuum?

Pastor Alex prepares to flee to Florida for vitamin D, Pastor Gary confesses to a lifelong dark history with “Margie’s Surprise,” Hunter admits to watching more Hallmark movies than is clinically recommended, and Ted is… somewhere eating something crunchy.

We also unveil the revolutionary Dip Dock 3000—the cupholder for your sauces because Jesus loves you and your Chick-fil-A packets.