Episode 5 | Questions and Responses — Brandon & Wendy

In this episode of Standing in the Gap: The War Room, Brandon and Wendy sit down to address the real, unfiltered questions coming from those who are standing for covenant in the middle of uncertainty. This conversation is honest, pastoral, and deeply Scripture-anchored—created for listeners who are weary, waiting, and wondering if their prayers still matter.

Together, they respond to questions about God’s silence, prolonged waiting, praying with boldness when strength is low, and how to remain obedient when emotions are loud. Rather than offering quick fixes or surface-level encouragement, Brandon and Wendy point listeners back to truth: obedience over outcomes, surrender over control, and faithfulness in the unseen.

This episode is a reminder that standing in the gap is not passive—it is active spiritual warfare fought through prayer, humility, forgiveness, and trust in God’s timing. If you’ve been asking hard questions in the quiet, this conversation will help you steady your footing, realign your heart, and keep standing with clarity and hope.

This is not about having all the answers.
It’s about staying faithful while you wait for God to move.

Standing in the Gap: The War Room
Episode 4 | The Covenant

In Episode 4 of Standing in the Gap: The War Room, Host Brandon and Co-Host Mike take a foundational look at covenant and why it matters so deeply in marriage. This episode challenges the cultural view of marriage as a contract driven by feelings and instead anchors it in Scripture as a sacred, binding promise made before God.

Together, they unpack how covenant is not sustained by emotions, circumstances, or mutual effort alone, but by obedience to God. Drawing from Genesis, Malachi, and other key passages, the conversation reveals that marriage was always designed to reflect God’s faithfulness, permanence, and commitment. When covenant is misunderstood, marriage becomes fragile. When covenant is honored, it becomes resilient, even in seasons of separation, betrayal, or silence.

This episode speaks directly to those standing in the gap alone. It affirms that one spouse choosing obedience still matters to God, even when the other has stepped away from the covenant. Brandon and Mike address the tension of waiting, the cost of remaining faithful, and the temptation to give up when outcomes are unclear. Rather than offering false promises of quick restoration, the episode emphasizes faithfulness over results and obedience over control.

Episode 4 reminds listeners that covenant is witnessed and upheld by God Himself. Breaking covenant carries spiritual consequences, but honoring covenant invites God’s presence, protection, and refining work. Standing for marriage is framed not as weakness or denial, but as spiritual strength rooted in trust.

Standing in the Gap: The War Room Episode 4 — The Covenant ultimately calls listeners to examine what they believe about marriage, commitment, and obedience. It challenges standers to remain faithful not because restoration is guaranteed, but because covenant still matters to God.

In this episode of Standing in the Gap: The War Room, Brandon, Mike, and Wendy address one of the hardest battles every stander faces: The Waiting.

Waiting is not passive—and it is rarely comfortable. It is the season where prayers seem unanswered, silence feels loud, and faith is tested daily. In this conversation, we unpack what Scripture reveals about waiting on the Lord and why God often does His deepest work in us before He changes anything around us.

We talk honestly about the tension between hope and discouragement, the temptation to take control, and the spiritual danger of letting time erode obedience. Waiting exposes the heart. It strips away self-reliance and teaches surrender, endurance, and trust when outcomes are uncertain.

Through biblical truth and lived experience, this episode reframes waiting not as punishment or delay—but as preparation. God is never idle in the waiting. He is refining character, strengthening faith, and aligning hearts with His will.

If you are standing in the gap for your marriage and wondering how long this season will last, this episode is for you. Because waiting is not wasted when it is anchored in obedience—and those who wait on the Lord are never forgotten.

Wait faithfully.
Stand obediently.
Trust completely.