Losing someone you love to suicide brings grief, questions, and emotions that can be difficult to put into words. 🤍

In this episode, Rachel opens up about the loss of her brother to suicide and what it has looked like to navigate grief while holding onto her faith. We talk about the questions that come with loss, wrestling with God, finding hope in the middle of heartbreak, and learning to live with grief while continuing to move forward.

We also discuss how Christians can better support those who are grieving or struggling with their mental health, and how to offer hope without minimizing someone’s pain.

If you’ve experienced loss, walked alongside someone who is struggling, or wondered where God is in the middle of heartbreak, this conversation is for you. You don’t have to have all the answers to bring your pain to God, and you don’t have to walk through grief alone. 🤍

Our Birth Story Part 2- Postpartum, Parenthood & The News We Didn't Expect

The birth story didn't end when we left the hospital.

In Part 2, Gabbi and Casey talk about what came next: recovering from a C-section, navigating the realities of postpartum, and figuring out how to become parents while running on very little sleep. They share the things that surprised them most about new parenthood, what they've learned along the way, and the ways they've had to learn to give themselves—and each other—grace.

They also open up about finding out that their daughter, Blakely, has profound hearing loss and what it has been like to navigate the emotions, questions, appointments, and unknowns that followed.

This episode is an honest conversation about the parts of parenthood you can't fully prepare for—and about learning to trust God when the future doesn't look the way you expected.

Plus, Gabbi and Casey answer questions from listeners and share advice they would give to other new parents.

Because sometimes the biggest part of God's plan is learning to trust Him one step at a time. 🤍

Before Blakely was born, I had envisioned a very different birth experience. But as pregnancy progressed, I had to surrender my hopes for a vaginal birth and prepare for a C-section.

In Part 1 of our birth story, my husband and I take you through the days leading up to our daughter's birth, why a C-section became necessary, and what it was like walking into the hospital knowing things weren't going according to the plan we had imagined.

We share the emotional experience of meeting our daughter for the first time, what our hospital stay was really like, and the unexpected challenge of postpartum preeclampsia.

It's an honest conversation about birth, surrender, unexpected circumstances, and learning that God's plan can still be good even when it looks completely different from ours.

In Part 2 of our relationship series, Kayla and I continue the conversation by diving into the engagement season and what it looks like to build a marriage that lasts.

From navigating wedding planning to preparing your hearts for covenant, we share practical advice we learned through our own engagement seasons—including why premarital counseling matters, ways to keep Christ at the center while planning a wedding, and simple tips we wish someone had told us before the big day.

We also discuss some of our favorite books that helped shape our view of biblical marriage, the spiritual practices that strengthened our relationship before saying "I do," and why marriage isn't about finding someone to serve you—it's about learning to serve one another.

Whether you're engaged, preparing for marriage, dating with marriage in mind, or have been married for years, this episode is filled with practical wisdom, encouragement, plenty of laughter, and reminders that a strong marriage isn't built on a perfect wedding—it's built on a daily commitment to love, serve, and pursue Christ together.

We hope this conversation feels like you're sitting down for coffee with two friends as we share what God has been teaching us about building a marriage on His foundation. 🤍

In Part 1 of this special relationship series, Kayla shares how God used some of the most unexpected seasons of her life to prepare her for the love story she couldn't yet see.

From spending a year on The World Race to walking through the devastating loss of her family home during the Colorado fires of 2020, Kayla reflects on the lessons God taught her about trust, surrender, identity, and dependence on Him during her season of singleness. Looking back, she can now see how those experiences shaped her heart and prepared her for the dating season that eventually led her to meeting her husband, Gabe.

Together, we discuss how singleness can be one of the most valuable preparation seasons of your life when viewed through God's perspective rather than the world's. We share practical advice on how to steward this season well, pursue personal growth, and deepen your relationship with the Lord instead of simply waiting for the next chapter to begin.

We also dive into what it looks like to navigate Christian dating in today's culture. From the biggest lies society tells us about relationships to recognizing red flags and green flags, we discuss why dating should be viewed as an intentional evaluation process rather than a game. We also share practical wisdom for setting healthy boundaries, pursuing purity, and honoring God while getting to know someone.

Whether you're single, dating, or hoping for a relationship one day, this episode is full of encouragement, biblical wisdom, and practical tools to help you trust God with your love story.

In this episode, Jaci shares her powerful testimony of walking through pornography addiction, abusive relationships, heartbreak, and years of placing her identity in guys instead of God.

Starting in middle school, she struggled with shame, feeling like “used goods,” trust issues from being cheated on, and constantly searching for love and validation in relationships that left her broken. But through Jesus, Christian therapy, and a willingness to confront the pain she tried to hide, Jaci began finding true healing and freedom.

This conversation is raw, honest, and full of hope for anyone who has wrestled with shame, insecurity, addiction, relationship wounds, or feeling unworthy of love. Jaci’s story is a reminder that no past is too messy for God to redeem and no person is too far gone for healing. 🤍

In this episode, we sit down with my future sister-in-law, Darci — a Division I athlete at the University of Northern Iowa and the owner of Gather Together Company, a charcuterie business built around creating memorable experiences and fostering genuine community.

If you know Darci, you know she has the spiritual gift of hosting and fostering community. We talk through practical, fun, and realistic ways to step out of loneliness and into connection, including joining intramurals, church small groups, and interest-based clubs like crocheting, rollerblading, or sand volleyball to meet like-minded people.

She encourages listeners not to wait around for an invite or fall into a pity party when feeling alone, but to be bold, put themselves out there, and intentionally pursue community. We also discuss how to discern the right people to surround yourself with and what it looks like to choose a life-giving community that pours back into you.

If you’ve been feeling lonely or unsure how to find your people, this episode is full of practical wisdom and encouragement to help you take the first step.

In this episode, we sit down with Frannie Fulton — a mom, daycare provider, and youth pastor alongside her husband — to talk about what it looks like to trust God when the story isn’t finished yet.

Frannie shares her faith journey, how she met her husband, and the importance of slowing down to truly connect with God in everyday life. She also opens up about their three-year adoption journey filled with paperwork, unexpected setbacks, starting over, and the ongoing wait to be matched with a child.

This conversation is especially meaningful because Frannie’s plan and purpose story is still unfolding. It’s an honest look at what it means to hold onto faith when God’s purpose feels unclear and the waiting feels long.

If you’re in a season of waiting and wondering what God is doing, this episode is for you.