What does it actually look like to date with God at the center, and why does the way most people approach relationships quietly set them up for heartbreak?In this episode, Jack is joined by Sarah and his wife Isabelle for an honest conversation about intentional, Christ-centered dating. They share personal stories, real moments, and practical wisdom from the Word on what it looks like to pursue someone the right way.In this episode:• Why abiding in Christ has to come before pursuing anyone — and what changes when it does• The accountability principle: who has eyes on your relationship?• Why recreational dating is just practicing divorce• Dating ends in one of two outcomes: marriage or heartbreak — there's no neutral• The baggage that follows you when you give yourself away relationship by relationship• Why you'll never scare off the right person by being upfront about your values• "I wouldn't ask you to be my girlfriend if I didn't think you'd be my wife someday"• "Whatever you're feeling now, marriage won't fix it"

Have you ever done all the "right" things — Bible reading, church, small groups, studies — and still felt completely dry spiritually?In this episode, Jack, Sarah, and Drew get honest about why spiritual dryness is more common than anyone wants to admit, and what to actually do about it. (Hint: the answer probably isn't more.)📖 Scripture: Romans 12 verse 2 | Psalm 46 verse 10 | John 14 verse 26 | Luke 10 (Mary and Martha)In this episode:• Why doing more doesn't always mean growing more• The difference between consuming knowledge about God and actually connecting with Him• Why dry seasons are often growth seasons in disguise• The Mary and Martha principle — what it looks like to choose the better portion• Why the moment right after the final "Amen" is critical• Practical tools: journaling, sharing with a friend, and practicing Sabbath• Two words that can reframe your entire dry season: slow down and simplify

Do the Ten Commandments still apply to Christians today? Did Jesus abolish the law — or fulfill it? And is Christianity really just a list of rules?In this episode of Faith in Culture, Jack, Sarah, and Drew dig into some of the most common questions Christians face when reading Scripture. They explore the difference between the ceremonial laws of the Old Testament and the moral law of the Ten Commandments, what Jesus meant when he said he "fulfilled" the law, and why following God's commands is ultimately rooted in love — not just obligation.Whether you're a longtime believer or just exploring faith, this conversation will help you see God's heart behind the law and why it still matters today.

How do you find your place in the church, and what if the role you're given doesn't feel like "you"? In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah tackle a question from their community: What are some ways I can serve in the church body?From mission trips in the Texas heat to Drew's honest story about losing his serving identity after a back injury, this conversation gets real about what it means to serve from the overflow of your relationship with Jesus, not just out of obligation.

Did we really come from monkeys? Is the Big Bang compatible with the Bible? And why do scientists say the earth is billions of years old when Scripture points to around 6,000?In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah tackle three of the biggest science vs. faith questions they've received, and they don't shy away from the hard answers. From Darwin's own writings and the origins of evolution theory, to what Genesis actually says about creation and kind, this is an honest conversation about viewing the world through the lens of Scripture.

What does it actually mean to pray for other people, and does it even do anything? In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah unpack intercessory prayer: what it is, why God calls us to it, and how it can shift atmospheres, provide hope, and unite us with God and each other.From Ezekiel 22.30 to Jesus literally standing in the gap for the adulterous woman, and ultimately for all of us on the cross, this conversation will challenge you to stop praying only for yourself and start standing in the breach for others.💬 Challenge for you: Try one full day this week, praying only for other people. Drop in the comments how it goes!Scriptures covered: Ezekiel 22.30, Daniel, Romans, John 8

Who you surround yourself with matters more than you think. In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah dig into one of the most-asked questions they've received: How do I find good, godly friends — and how do I know if I'm being one?From a Proverbs 17 friend who showed up every day after knee surgery, to Jesus washing the feet of the very person who would betray him — this conversation gets real about what biblical friendship actually looks like in today's world.

Your words have power, but how do you actually control them? In this episode, Jack, Drew, and Sarah tackle two questions submitted by youth students: How do I let God control my tongue? and How can I be more accountable with my speech?

From social media and school hallways to body language and speaking life over your kids, this conversation gets honest about what the Bible really says about the words we use every day.