In this episode of *Those Who Trust*, Abigail dives into a challenging but deeply important conversation about authority, obedience, and the posture of a Christ‑centered life. Drawing from **1 Peter 2:13–17** and **Romans 13:1–7**, she explores what it means to honor the leaders God has placed over us — even when we don’t agree with every decision they make.

This episode unpacks:

- Why **all authority comes from God**, not human systems

- How Christians are called to obey laws and leaders as an act of obedience to Christ

- The difference between blind loyalty and biblical submission

- How our honorable lives can silence accusations and point people to Jesus

- Why believers should be **actively involved** in the political process to influence change with wisdom and integrity

Abigail & Matt remind us that honoring authority isn’t about politics — it’s about discipleship. It’s about living in a way that reflects God’s character, respects others, and keeps our conscience clear before Him.

If you’re wrestling with how to navigate faith and government in a complicated world, this conversation will ground you, challenge you, and encourage you to walk in truth with humility and courage.

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Abigail is back with David for a New Year episode that’s equal parts fun, reflective, and spiritually grounding. They kick things off with lighthearted questions about random skills, unexpected goals, and the verses they’re anchoring their year in — but quickly move into the deeper stuff: God’s faithfulness, spiritual growth, and what it really looks like to follow His lead in a new season.

Together, they explore:

- Where they saw God move most clearly last year

- The spiritual disciplines they want to grow in

- How to begin the journey of letting God lead your steps

- Practical ways to build healthy rhythms with Scripture, prayer, and community

- Why stewardship matters — from eating well and exercising to embracing rest and balance

As the episode wraps, Abigail and David talk about the annual church fast: what fasting is, why it matters, and how it’s shaping their hearts this year.

If you’re stepping into the new year wanting to grow, reset, or simply draw closer to God, this conversation will meet you right where you are and help you take your next step with confidence and trust.

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Start the year with intention, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose. In this first part of our New Year conversation, Abigail sits down with David Gulliford to explore what it really means to step into a new season with faith, focus, and a heart ready for transformation.

Together, they unpack:

How to approach a new year with spiritual grounding

The difference between resolutions and renewal

Practical ways to align your habits with your calling

Encouragement for anyone feeling stuck, tired, or unsure where to begin

Whether you're looking for inspiration, direction, or simply a thoughtful conversation to kick off your year, this episode will meet you right where you are.

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From golden calves and Baal statues to the glowing screens in our hands, idols have always found ways to capture our hearts. In this episode, Abigail and Matt explore how the Old Testament warns against misplaced worship and how modern life tempts us with new idols—money, success, relationships, and even our phones. More than just identifying these idols, they share practical steps to overcome them: confessing and repenting, replacing idols with worship and prayer, setting boundaries, and practicing daily surrender. This conversation is a call to re‑center our lives on God and discover freedom in true worship.

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In this week’s audio-only conversation, Matt and Abigail explore what it truly means to steward God’s blessings—beyond just finances. Drawing from both biblical and historical definitions of stewardship, they reflect on how believers are called to manage time, talents, and resources for God’s glory and the good of others.

From Genesis, where God commands humanity to “be fruitful and multiply… and have dominion,” to everyday practices like budgeting wisely, saving, and blessing others, this episode unpacks how faith shapes our relationship with money and possessions.

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In this heartfelt episode, we explore the beauty of gratitude that extends beyond the holiday table. From cherished family traditions to the timeless wisdom of 1 Thessalonians 5:18—“give thanks in all circumstances”—we reflect on what it means to live with a spirit of thanksgiving in every season of life. Whether in moments of joy or times of challenge, gratitude has the power to shape our perspective, strengthen our faith, and draw us closer to the people we love.

Join us as we share stories, scripture, and practical ways to cultivate thankfulness daily, reminding us that thanksgiving isn’t just a day—it’s a way of life.

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In this episode of Those Who Trust, we welcome special guest David Gulliford for an inspiring conversation on faith, community, and living with purpose. David shares personal insights and practical wisdom that encourage us to trust God in every season of life.

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