Join us for this exclusive look at Inés’ new book Uncharted: Navigating Your Unique Journey of Faith. In this special preview, Inés discusses how our unique journeys of faith cannot simply follow the same old maps or be controlled through the familiar faith formulas we are often offered.

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Joshua S. Porter, pastor and author of the new book Death to Deconstruction: Reclaiming Faithfulness as an Act of Rebellion. Josh and Inés discuss the modern Western movement of deconstruction, how “wrestling is a mainstay of the Christian movement,” and where the Church’s rich history of faithfulness might offer us a healthy and faith-strengthening approach to seasons of disorientation.

The final part of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. Wrapping up their discussion, Sharon and Inés talk through how we might respond in healthy and godly ways when faced with our longing for control. From her new book The Cost of Control.

Join us for part 4 of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. In this episode Inés and Sharon talk about what control gives us, what control costs us, and whether or not it is really worth the trade. From her new book The Cost of Control.

Part 3 of our five-part conversation about control with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller. Join Inés as she discusses with Sharon the various mechanisms we use to feel in control of the world around us, others, and even God himself. From her new book The Cost of Control.

What is control? Where does it come from? And why does it seem to have such a hold on us as humans? Join us for part 1 of our five-part conversation with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller—teaching pastor at Bright City Church in Durham, NC—as she shares about her new book The Cost of Control and how God led her to consider her own relationship with control, tracing its origins back to Genesis 3.

What is control? Where does it come from? And why does it seem to have such a hold on us as humans? Join us for part 1 of our five-part conversation with Dr. Sharon Hodde Miller—teaching pastor at Bright City Church in Durham, NC—as she shares about her new book The Cost of Control and how God led her to consider her own relationship with control, tracing its origins back to Genesis 3.

Can we truly be it all? I think this is a common statement I hear from so many women. "We can do it all. We can have it all. We can be a mom, a powerhouse worker, an athlete, a wife, a great friend, and an individual. In reality, being everything to everybody is an impossible task. However, as we learn from today's guest, we can say YES to God first, and everything else can fall into place.

Vengeance. Power struggles. Revenge. Sacrifice. These are challenging topics and even more complex when discussing how to live in relationship through a biblical lens. On today's podcast, Andy Lara, Kayleigh Rogers, and I talk through David and Saul's relationship versus David and Jonathan's.