With The Perrys

Join Melody Fabien, a Christian speaker and dating coach, and her husband C.D. Fabien, a pastor focused on gospel-centered courtship, as they dive into dating discipleship. They share insights on waiting for marriage, the dangers of cohabitation, and how to date with integrity and intention. The Fabiens discuss why many young people feel lost in dating and offer practical advice for building relationships that honor God. Discover the rewards of obedience and the importance of community and mentorship in their inspiring journey.

In this engaging conversation, Tye Tribbett, a Grammy Award-winning gospel artist and leader of Greater Anointing, discusses the intersection of creativity and humility. He emphasizes the importance of infusing scripture into his music to spark dialogue and ministry. Reflecting on the pressures of the gospel music industry, Tye critiques the rise of sensationalism while advocating for deep, authentic expression. He also shares personal insights on the necessity of slowing down to deepen one's relationship with God and to embrace unique artistic styles.

Laurie Krieg, a Christian writer focused on gospel-centered sexuality, and her husband, Matt, a licensed therapist specializing in sexuality, join the discussion. They explore how to replace purity culture's shame with a theology of flourishing. They emphasize the importance of being a child's 'anchoring bias' in conversations about tough topics like pornography and identity. The Kriegs also introduce their upcoming video series, which covers essential parenting topics, and stress the significance of approaching children with grace and curiosity.

Dallas Jenkins, filmmaker and creator of The Chosen, and Amanda Jenkins, co-creator, dive into the fascinating journey behind their globally popular series about Jesus. They illuminate how a box-office failure led to their deep reliance on God’s guidance, using the 'five loaves and two fish' principle. The duo shares insights on humanizing biblical figures, crafting a relatable Jesus, and balancing creative work with ministry. They also discuss handling criticism and staying authentic while remaining true to Scripture, enriching the Gospels with cultural context.

Jennifer Lucy Tyler, an author and speaker who bravely shares her journey through infertility, joins to discuss her insightful experiences. She reflects on the emotional turmoil of unanswered prayers and the lessons of trust and hope within God's sovereignty. Jennifer emphasizes the vital role of community and the importance of lamenting with hope. She provides guidance on navigating grief and encourages compassion among spouses, while highlighting the joy found in the waiting. Her candid stories and profound insights offer a path towards deeper faith and resilience.

Justin Giboney, cofounder of the AND Campaign and author of 'Don't Let Nobody Turn You Around', dives into how Christians should respond to public tragedies in today's polarized climate. He emphasizes the importance of restraint in social media discussions and advocates for prioritizing compassion over personal agendas. The conversation challenges Christian nationalism's impact on faith and explores the need for humility in dialogue. Giboney also illustrates ways to engage in culture without being trapped by partisan identity.

Join Dr. Eric Mason, a passionate pastor and author of 'Rebranding the Church', as he discusses the pressing need for the church to redefine its image. He addresses the tension between holiness and modern individualism, emphasizing the importance of community in fostering genuine faith. Dr. Mason highlights the dangers of fragmentation and critiques current church leadership practices. He advocates for clarity in beliefs and stresses the need for accountability, unity, and growth within the church to enhance its impact in a skeptical world.

Chelsie Baham, the winner of Season 26 of Big Brother and a former full-time ministry worker, delves into the intersection of faith and strategic gameplay. She highlights the moral dilemmas of competition, discussing the tension between honesty and strategy in reality TV. Listeners will find her reflections on navigating deception in gaming versus real life particularly intriguing. Chelsie also shares personal anecdotes about resilience and community support in the face of backlash, all while staying true to her beliefs as a Christ follower.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Ebenezer Endiryas, a pastor and host of the Shaping The Culture Podcast, and Megan Ashley, a leader in the Christian community and host of the In Totality Podcast, dive into dating after 30. They explore how community can enhance connections, the impact of emotional intelligence in relationships, and the nuances of leading someone on. The conversation emphasizes reflecting on God's sovereignty rather than fixating on 'the one,' highlighting the need for humility and genuine connections in navigating modern dating.

Ebenezer Endiryas, a single pastor, and Megan Ashley, a divorced mother of three, share their insights on the often-overlooked topic of singleness in their 30s. They discuss navigating the complexities of dating after divorce and the wisdom gained from being single. The conversation touches on cultural pressures for marriage, the significance of spiritual growth, and the challenge of finding fulfillment beyond relationships. Together, they explore the nuances of modern dating and the value of community and faith in their journeys.