In this episode, two hosts revisit Genesis 1–3 to explore a foundational question:

Why do we need Jesus at all?

What begins as a discussion of creation unfolds into a deeper exploration of humanity’s purpose, failure, and the consequences that followed.

As we walk through the text, they examine often-overlooked details—from dominion and deception to shame, covering, and the curse—and uncover how these early chapters shape the entire biblical story.

Through an honest and thought-provoking conversation, the episode reveals that the need for Jesus is not introduced later in Scripture, but is rooted in the very beginning.

In this episode of Hosting the Spirit, Mimi and Seb sit down for an honest, hope-filled conversation about mental health, freedom, and the reality of ongoing struggle.This episode isn’t about pretending the darkness isn’t real. It’s about discovering that we’re not alone in it.Together, we explore the tension of being set free while still healing, how anxiety and depression don’t disqualify your faith, practical rhythms that help when your mind feels loud, and how Jesus meets us in our lowest moments with peace.This conversation is raw, grounded, and deeply encouraging. If you’ve ever felt like your mental health makes you a “bad Christian,” this episode is for you. Freedom is real. Healing is possible. And even in the dark moments, you are being built into a dwelling place for His Spirit.If you’re walking through depression, anxiety, OCD, or just feel overwhelmed, drop a comment. We would love to pray with you and remind you that you are not alone.

In Episode 4 of Hosting the Spirit, Mimi and Seb explore the reality of spiritual warfare. Not through fear or spectacle, but through Scripture, discernment, and intimacy with Jesus.

We talk about spiritual resistance that can arise when chasing your purpose, fasting, or growing deeper in faith, and how to tell the difference between battling the flesh and facing opposition from the enemy. Looking at Jesus’ response to temptation, the armor of God, and the power of praying Scripture, we’re reminded that spiritual warfare is less about striving and more about where we place our attention.

We close with a sobering question:
If the enemy can’t destroy your faith, can he distract it?

A conversation about remaining grounded, watchful, and centered on Christ.

If you have been struggling, feeling like you're being spiritually attacked, or just need prayer please reach out! We would love to partner with you in prayer.