Get ready to rethink the concepts of giving, stability and success as Terry offers a liberating perspective on trusting God as the ultimate provider. With questions like, “Is tithing really just about money, or is there a deeper spiritual aspect at play?,” this episode offers some profound insights on faith, provision and God's role in our lives. 

How can we live more generously, trusting in God’s provision? In this episode, Terry unravels the sin motivation of greed and the virtue of generosity. He also tackles the expectations and norms around money and provision (even in the church!) that can keep us striving instead of thriving.

How can we experience and relate to God during times of suffering? In this very special episode, Terry shares his recent battle with spinal meningitis and resulting hearing loss. His message on the unwavering and steadfast love of God will move and encourage you, no matter what trials you may be facing.

How does lust show up in our most intimate relationships, and how do we keep the fantasy from destroying the reality? In this enlightening, no-holds-barred episode, Terry explains erotic love, the interplay between love and lust, marriage dynamics, the importance of friendship and agape love, and strategies for loving (and living) more fully.

Terry contrasts love and lust in this episode, presenting familiar scenarios and more nuanced ones, like parenting and benevolence. Learn how to move from a mindset of lust to one grounded in love. Spoiler alert: It takes investment, genuine connection, and an embrace of reality.

What exactly IS slothfulness, what causes it, and how can we overcome it to experience real joy, connection and fulfillment in our lives? Terry and Carol tackle one of the most misunderstood of the deadly sins. (Psst…high achievers, you need to hear this too!)

Terry & Carol continue exploring the 7 deadly sins in this episode, including performing out of obligation in our Christian walk versus acting out of inspiration. Terry presents the idea of “seeing Christ” in the people around us and responding authentically to their needs because we are inspired by a bigger picture.

Terry & Carol talk more about the 7 deadly sins, challenging conventional notions and focusing on pride as a motivation rather than a mere behavioral manifestation. Terry highlights humility as a path to profound personal impact & spiritual fulfillment.

Terry & Carol kick off a groundbreaking series on the 7 deadly sins…but this isn't your typical guilt-inducing discourse. Get ready to explore the deeper motivations behind our worst behaviors, and learn to embrace God's unconditional love in spite of them!

Terry & Carol continue their conversation on orthodoxy, including the Church's complicated history with the essentials of faith. Terry highlights the importance of living "on the battleground" in order to grow in our relationship with Christ.

In this episode, Terry & Carol discuss the vital role of orthodoxy in shaping our faith journey. Learn how orthodoxy acts as a protective fence within the playground of faith and enriches our relationship with Jesus.

The conversation on righteousness continues in this episode, where Terry & Carol talk about sin and the importance of embracing God’s presence and allowing Him love us…even in the midst of our struggles and temptations.

When life gets hard, how can we resist the urge to measure, compare and JUDGE the righteousness of ourselves and others? Terry challenges us to shift from evaluating to enjoyment.

Now that we know about the armor of God, how exactly do we put it on? (Hint: It involves faith, spirit, truth and peace. ) It’s easier than you think. Terry explains all.

What if we can’t be better Christians than we are today? And how we can care for each other even as we struggle? Terry and Carol tackle these questions, and Terry introduces us to the concept of Stickman Theology.

Many of us have connected the idea of righteousness with our level of performance as “good” Christians. In this episode, Terry offers a different perspective to how we see the “armor of God.”