The Faith Edit

This episode takes a real, honest look at modesty without the shame, rules, or religious pressure.We unpack what modesty ACTUALLY means, who it’s for, and why it’s about intention, identity, and confidence… not control or fear!

What do you do when your marriage doesn’t look like the movies?Because real marriage isn’t soft lighting, scripted apologies, or a soundtrack that swells right on time.It’s messy. It’s humbling. It’s two imperfect people CHOOSING each other on the days it feels easy… and the days it feels like a full-time sanctification workout.In this episode, we talk about the parts no one posts: the disappointment, the disconnection, the “wait… is this normal?” moments.And we talk about how to rebuild. From honesty, from grit, and from a God who doesn’t need perfection to create something powerful.If your marriage doesn’t look like the movies?Good.Those weren’t real anyway.

We don’t like to talk about it, but here it is: we are ungrateful by nature. Not because we’re bad people, but because our default setting is survival, scarcity, and scanning for what’s missing. In this episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on the quiet ways entitlement creeps in, how it blinds us to what God is actually doing, and why gratitude isn’t a feeling, it’s a discipline!If you’ve been stuck in the loop of “it’s never enough,” this conversation will hit home. We’re talking perspective, humility, and the spiritual muscle it takes to retrain your heart to recognize blessings that are already right in front of you.Listen in and let’s get honest about the places where gratitude has gone silent… and how to recover it.

In this week’s episode, we talk about the Jesus that not a whole lot of people like to talk about: the One who flipped tables. Jesus knew His audience and certainly knew what he was doing. He turns selfish into sacred, confronts sin head on. Why? Because His Holiness demands it. Let’s be honest with ourselves: if Jesus walked into our lives today, there’d be a lot of tables that he’d flip right over.

Sometimes the deepest wounds come from the places that were meant to feel the safest.If you’ve ever felt unseen, judged, or pushed away by the Church, this episode is for you.We talk about healing, grace, and rediscovering the heart of Jesus beyond the walls of religion. 🤍Because faith was never meant to be about perfection, it was always about love.

Sometimes God’s no isn’t rejection, it’s redirection.We see in scripture time and time again where God says no and it works in ways better than any other path. In Acts 16, Paul begged to preach in Asia, but God blocked the door and redirected.In 2 Corinthians 12, Paul asked for the thorn to be removed, and God said My grace is sufficient.When heaven goes silent, it’s not ghosting!! It’s guidance.You don’t need every answer to keep walking in faith.Proverbs 3 says trust, Psalm 37 says be still, and both say: He’s STILL good.💥 Episode: When God Says NO🎙️ Stream it now on The Faith Edit, where we make sense of the silence.

🎙 This week’s episode: Let’s talk about why feelings make a terrible god. Yeah, I said it.We’ve built a culture that worships emotion over obedience. We chase “what feels right” instead of asking, “What’s true?”My HOT TAKE? We’ve started worshipping our feelings more than we worship God. When culture screams “follow your heart,” Jesus whispers, “follow Me.”Now don’t get it twisted, God gave us emotions for a reason. But there’s a massive difference between worldly pleasure and heavenly joy. One fades fast. The other leads you home.Worldly pleasure feeds your flesh. Heavenly joy feeds your faith.Pleasure gives you a hit of happiness. Joy gives you direction, peace, and eternal fulfillment.Your feelings will lie to you:“I’m alone.”“I’m not enough.”“This is impossible.”And Truth?“I will never leave you or forsake you.”“My grace is sufficient for you.”“With God, all things are possible.”Feelings change by the hour.Truth stands forever.We’re diving deep into these verses:Jeremiah 17:9 — The heart can deceive.Proverbs 14:12 — What seems right can still destroy you.Philippians 4:6–7 — Peace comes from prayer, not panic.Ephesians 4:14 — Truth doesn’t toss you around, it anchors you. So stop following what feels right. Start following Who is right.

Hot take: misusing Scripture is just as dangerous as rejecting it. Because when we twist God’s Word to fit our comfort, we’re not walking in faith, we’re playing pretend with conviction.It’s false confidence dressed up in holy language.This episode is not for the easily offended.We’re talking about spiritual manipulation, cherry-picking verses, and why “God told me” doesn’t always mean He did. Truth doesn’t need your spin. He just needs your surrender.🎧 Ep. 4 — THE DANGERS of MISUSING SCRIPTURE