Everyday Grace

Day 7 — Mark 4:1–20 Same seed. Different soil. Different results. In Day 7 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus tells the Parable of the Sower—and it becomes a mirror for our hearts. Hardened. Shallow. Distracted. Or open and ready. The Word hasn't lost its power. The question is: what kind of soil are you today? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 6 — Mark 3:20–35 Even Jesus was misunderstood by His own family. In Day 6 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus is accused of being out of His mind—and even demon-possessed. Crowds press in, critics harden their hearts, and tension rises. Then Jesus says something radical: the true family of God is made up of those who do His will. If following Jesus has ever felt lonely or misunderstood, this episode is for you. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 5 — Mark 3:1–19 Jesus heals on the Sabbath—and it changes everything. In Day 5 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus restores a man's withered hand, confronts hardened religion, and calls twelve ordinary people to simply be with Him. Compassion collides with control, and healing comes when what's hidden is brought into the light. This episode asks a simple but brave question: What's the withered place Jesus is inviting you to stretch out? One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Day 4 — Mark 2:13–28 Jesus keeps breaking the rules—and it's making religious people nervous. In Day 4 of 40 Days in Mark, Jesus eats with sinners, skips fasting, and redefines the Sabbath. With every moment, He reminds us that faith isn't about rule-keeping—it's about relationship. This episode challenges us to stop policing religion and start enjoying Jesus. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Jesus touches the untouchable—and forgives what no one else can. In Day 3 of 40 Days in Mark, we meet a leper no one would touch and a paralyzed man carried by relentless friends. Jesus heals bodies, confronts religious expectations, and goes deeper—offering forgiveness before healing. This episode is for anyone who feels unclean, stuck, or unsure if God is willing. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

Jesus walks into the church—and everything changes. In Day 2 of 40 Days in Mark, we see Jesus teaching with authority, freeing the oppressed, healing the sick, and slipping away early to pray. Crowds gather, momentum builds—but Jesus refuses to chase popularity. Instead, He stays focused on purpose. This episode explores where Jesus shows up in everyday life—and the rhythm of Word, work, and withdrawal that keeps us grounded. One chapter. One day. One step with Jesus.

The Gospel of Mark doesn't ease us in—it launches us straight into the story. In this opening episode of 40 Days in Mark, we walk through Mark 1:1–20, where Jesus is baptized, tested, and immediately calls disciples. Mark writes with urgency because the good news isn't just information—it's an invitation. What nets might Jesus be asking you to drop today? Join this daily journey through Mark's Gospel and follow Jesus one chapter, one day, one step at a time.

As this series concludes, we turn our eyes toward the future. What does it look like to pray with expectancy—to believe that God is faithful and already ahead of you? In this final episode, you'll be invited to step forward with faith, courage, and hope, trusting that the God who carried you through the last season will lead you into the next. visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Prayer isn't about getting God to follow our plans—it's about aligning our hearts with His will. In this episode, we explore what it means to pray with surrender and trust, learning to let go of control and walk in obedience. You'll be encouraged to seek God's purpose, even when it stretches your comfort or reshapes your expectations.d visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Sometimes what we need isn't a new season around us, but a renewed spirit within us. In this episode, we reflect on how prayer becomes a place of confession, restoration, and renewal. Discover how God uses honest prayer to reset weary hearts, restore joy, and help us begin again with grace. Visit: www.everyday-grace.org

What do you do when you pray and hear nothing in return? This episode speaks to seasons of spiritual quiet—when God feels distant or unresponsive. Together, we'll explore how silence is not absence, how stillness can deepen trust, and how prayer becomes an act of faith even when answers don't come quickly. Visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Transitions are holy ground—but they can also feel disorienting. In this episode, we talk about how to pray in the in-between spaces of life, when one chapter has closed, and the next hasn't fully opened. Learn how prayer anchors your heart, steadies your faith, and helps you walk forward without rushing what God is still forming. visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Life doesn't always announce when it's about to shift. Sometimes change arrives quietly—through restlessness, loss, or a growing sense that something no longer fits. In this opening episode, we explore how prayer helps us recognize new seasons and release what belongs to the past. You'll be invited to trust that God is already at work in what's next, even when the path ahead feels unclear. visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Grace was never meant to stop with us—it's meant to flow through us. In this episode of the Gracelife Podcast, discover how God's comfort, forgiveness, and love equip us to extend grace to others. Learn how to live as a “steward of God's grace” and practice letting His grace overflow in your daily life. Visit www.everyday-grace.org for our latest course, eBooks, and devotionals to help you grow in your relationship with God.

Grace doesn't just show up at church—it meets us in the office, the classroom, and the kitchen too. In this episode, discover how everyday responsibilities become opportunities for worship when done in God's grace. Learn how to invite His presence into your work, see your home as holy ground, and let the ordinary become sacred. We have great resources to help your daily walk with God. Visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Habits don't earn God's love—they help us live in the love we already have. In this episode of the Gracelife Podcast, discover how grace reshapes daily routines into life-giving rhythms that connect us to Christ. Learn how to start small, reframe ordinary tasks, and practice simple habits that open your heart to God's presence. We have great resources to help your daily walk with God Visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Relationships bring great joy—but also deep pain. In this episode of the Gracelife Podcast, discover how God's grace equips us to forgive, show compassion, and love others as Christ has loved us. Learn what it means to “clothe yourself” with kindness and take one simple step toward restoring what feels broken. Also, visit... www.everyday-grace.org for our latest resources to help you grow your faith.

We all walk through valleys—times of loss, grief, or uncertainty. In this episode of the Gracelife Podcast, discover how God's grace draws near in our hardest seasons. Through Scripture and honest reflection, be reminded that His presence restores, strengthens, and carries us, even when life feels overwhelming.

Most of life is lived in the small, everyday moments—commutes, chores, conversations, routines. In this episode of the Gracelife Podcast, discover how God's grace meets us right there in the ordinary. Learn how His mercies are new every morning and how to notice the simple, daily gifts of His presence. visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Episode 2: Grace for When You Feel Weak We all face moments when our strength runs out. In this episode, discover how God's grace meets us in weakness and why His power is made perfect when we feel most fragile. Learn how to lean on His strength, pray honestly in hard moments, and practice daily dependence on His unfailing grace. visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Grace isn't just about salvation—it's the strength we need for daily life. In this first episode, we explore what it means to live under God's grace in the ordinary and the overwhelming moments. Discover how His presence meets you right where you are and learn a simple “Grace Practice” to carry into your week. Be sure to share this episode and also visit: www.everyday-grace.org

Chris and Debby dive into the story of Zacchaeus, the tax collector whose encounter with Jesus changed his priorities and his life. They explore what his transformation means for us today and how Jesus still shifts our direction when we welcome Him in.

Chris and Debby take a nostalgic walk down memory lane—back to the chalkboards, lunchboxes, mixtapes, and movie nights of their school days. Chris revisits his senior year in 1986 (big hair, big dreams, and cassette tapes), while Debby shares what it was like starting 1st grade in 1976 (think bell bottoms, bologna sandwiches, and Sunday school songs). They compare the cost of houses, eggs, and movie tickets, jam to the music of their youth, and reflect on what their faith looked like in those formative decades. This episode is full of laughs, memories, and meaningful takeaways about how our past shapes our faith today. Grab a seat—school's in session at The Kitchen Table!

Ever feel like God is trying to teach you something... in traffic? Or while waiting in the never-ending line at the grocery store? In this episode, Chris and Debby explore everyday moments—waiting in lines, burning dinner, mindless scrolling, and why we still struggle to merge properly on the highway—and how they all connect to our faith journey. Life's small moments aren't so small when seen through the lens of grace. Join us around the Kitchen Table as we laugh, vent, and reflect on how daily life shapes who we're becoming in Christ. Hit play—you'll never see your grocery cart the same way again.

In this episode, Chris and Debby grab their popcorn and dive into a personal conversation about the movies that shaped them. From childhood classics to unexpected favorites, they unpack how certain films stirred their hearts, sparked meaningful questions, and even nudged their faith forward. Pull up a chair and join them at the table — this one's full of memories, meaning, and movie magic.

Contentment isn't about what you have—it's about who you trust. Philippians 4:10–13 reveals the secret: Christ is enough. In this episode, we explore how relying on Him brings real strength and steady peace, no matter your circumstances.

In this summer-themed episode, Chris and Debby open up about what they love (and don't love) about summer, from childhood memories to heatwaves and everything in between.

Anxious times demand anchored hearts. Philippians 4:1–9 shows us how. In this episode, we break down real steps—prayer, gratitude, and focused thinking—that lead to lasting peace and the steady presence of God in everyday life.

In this fun and heartfelt episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby brew a pot of coffee and dive into the world of Gilmore Girls. From Lorelai and Rory's fast-paced banter to the layered relationships with Emily, Luke, and the quirky Stars Hollow crew, the show offers more than just cozy vibes—it reveals real-life questions about identity, forgiveness, belonging, and purpose. Join us as Chris and Debby explore the faith lessons hiding in plain sight.

Don't look back—press on. Philippians 3:1–21 calls us to chase what matters most: knowing Christ, releasing the past, and running hard toward our true purpose. In this episode, we dive into what it means to live with focus, passion, and a clear view of the finish line.

In this episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby delve into the timeless wisdom of Jesus, as found in the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7). From blessing the poor in spirit to building your life on the rock, Jesus offers a way of living that turns the world's wisdom upside down. Chris and Debby reflect on how this teaching has challenged their own lives—both personally and in ministry—and why Jesus' words still resonate in our modern world of hurry, conflict, and distraction. Whether you're leading, parenting, or simply trying to make wise choices in everyday life, this episode offers a grounding reminder: wisdom doesn't always look impressive, but it always leads to a better life.

Faith isn't meant to hide—it's meant to shine. Philippians 2:12–30 pushes us to live boldly, grow spiritually, and honor the quiet heroes who live it out every day. In this episode, we explore what it means to work out your salvation and shine a light on the world with your faith.

Solomon didn't just ask for wisdom—he passed it down. In this episode, Chris and Debby dig into the Proverbs and Ecclesiastes to uncover simple, timeless advice for the stuff you're actually facing: relationships, time management, money stress, and the power of your words. This isn't high-level theology—it's kitchen table wisdom you can start using today. If your life feels a little too noisy, chaotic, or out of sync, this episode will help you slow down, think clearly, and walk with God's wisdom—one step at a time.

Christ showed us what real humility looks like—now it's our move. Philippians 2:1–11 isn't just a call to be humble; it's a challenge to think, love, and live like Jesus. In this episode, we break down how selfless love and deep unity aren't optional—they're the heartbeat of following Him.

In this episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby take a deeper look at Solomon's surprising rise to the throne—and what his story teaches us about wisdom. Before he was the wisest man in history, Solomon was the son of David and Bathsheba—a relationship marked by sin, grief, and redemption. Chris and Debby explore how Solomon's complicated family background didn't disqualify him from being used by God, and how his humble prayer in 1 Kings 3 still resonates today.

Hope that holds—even in the fire. Philippians 1:19–30 shows Paul's unshakable confidence in Christ. In this episode, we unpack how living for Jesus brings courage, clarity, and purpose that suffering can't shake.

In this episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby discuss the everyday rhythms that help restore your soul rather than drain it. From early morning coffee and quiet time to evening wind-down rituals and digital boundaries, they share what's helped them stay grounded in busy seasons. Whether you're craving more peace, better focus, or simply a few small wins in your day, this conversation will encourage you to build routines that bring life, not just structure. It's not about perfection—it's about intention.

Joy in chains? Paul had it. Philippians 1:1-18 shows how purpose, partnership, and perspective lit a fire in him, even behind bars. In this episode, we explore how that same kind of joy can rise up in us, no matter the struggle.

In this episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby open up about the tension between living out your God-given calling and managing an overflowing calendar. With Chris and Debby's schedule, they know the pull of purpose and the pressure of time. With humor, honesty, and hard-earned wisdom, they share practical rhythms, boundary-setting tips, and grace-filled reminders for anyone trying to live faithfully without burning out.

Discover joy that endures. This podcast series on Philippians explores how to live with purpose, peace, and contentment—no matter your circumstances.

Prayer doesn't always come easily. Sometimes, it feels like God is silent—or we don't have the words. In this honest episode of The Kitchen Table, Chris and Debby speak about their dry seasons in prayer and how God kept showing up even when they didn't feel anything. They share practical ways to stay spiritually connected, offer grace-filled encouragement, and remind us that God is still near, even in the silence.

Episode 5: Deconstruction Without Despair—Finding Grace Again: Deconstruction doesn't have to mean destruction. In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to question your faith without losing it—and how to hold onto hope when everything feels uncertain. Through biblical examples and honest reflection, we explore how to relinquish what's broken and rediscover the remaining grace. If you're in the middle of rethinking what you believe, this conversation reminds you: God's not afraid of your questions—and He's not done with your story.