In this episode, we sit down with Linda Barrick, whose life was forever changed after a horrific car accident in November 2006. What began as an unimaginable tragedy became the foundation of a global ministry. Linda shares about her life before the crash, the incredible ways God worked in the aftermath, and how her family found purpose through their pain.

Reading the Bible can be intimidating, let alone studying it! Many Christians give up on reading the Bible because it can be hard to understand. In this week’s episode, Hunter Bowen walks us through the story of the Bible and how we can learn to love it and study it for ourselves… even if we aren’t going to seminary!

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. As more and more women walk through seasons of heartache and sickness, Liz Minuto reminds us of where our hope and strength are found!

As a pioneer in the faith and in women’s sports, Dot Richardson breaks down how her life and career are all pointing towards one thing!

This week, we get a glimpse into Solmaz Chadwell’s playbook when it comes to life, marriage, faith, and motherhood!

God’s faithfulness often shows itself through our community. Shannon shares with us about the importance of community in her life and how she has seen the Lord work through some of the hardest seasons.

We’re back for an all-new season of Deeper, but we’re switching it up on you! The Lord has worked in and through some incredible people, so join us as we take our mics and share with you the stories we love to tell of God’s faithfulness in our lives and practical ways we can know Him more.

Join us as Hunter Bowen, one of the authors of the Meant for Good Bible study, shares with us the process of writing a Bible study and how the story of Joseph encourages us to see the redemption story through the whole Bible.Materials for further study:-From Prison to Prince: The Joseph Story in Biblical Theology by Samuel Emadi-The New American Commentary Genesis 11:27-50:26 by Kenneth A. Mathews-Paradise to Prison by John J. Davis-Exalting Jesus in Genesis by Tony Merida-Be Authentic (Genesis 25-50) by Warren Wiersbe

After many years of living in true harmony with his brothers, Jacob's death stirs up old fears. Joseph's brothers begin to wonder if, after all this time, Joseph will seek revenge for the suffering they caused him. In their fear, they send a message that pleads for forgiveness. But Joseph’s response is one of grace and mercy. He asked a profound rhetorical question: “ Am I in the place of God?” He understands that God uses their wrongdoing for good, for His glory.Join us today to go deeper into the last pages of the book of Genesis!

Jacob’s blessings with Abby Patrick(Genesis 46-49)The story of Jacob’s blessing emphasizes that God’s plans go beyond human failings. Though imperfect, Jacob’s sons play a role in God’s redemptive story. Judah, in particular, becomes a symbol of leadership and a reminder of the Messianic promise that God can use anyone, no matter their past, to fulfill His divine purpose.Materials for further study:-Bible Talk by 9 Marks Genesis 48–50: On Genesis Fading to Black, Like the Extended Edition of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (Bible Talk, Ep. 19)9marks.org

Reconciliation and Redemption with Shannon Forester(Genesis 42-45)The story of Joseph and his brothers teaches us that reconciliation is both possible and necessary, even after deep betrayal. But this is only because God is at work in the messiness of human relationships. We are reminded that forgiveness, while costly, paves the way for peace and restoration. Joseph’s forgiveness of his brothers points us to the ultimate forgiveness we receive through Christ.Materials for further study:-Forgiving what you can’t forget by Lisa Terkeurst-Joseph: from Dreamer to Deliverer: R.C. Sproul-Every Woman is a Theologian: Know what you believe. Live it confidently. Communicate it Graciously by Phylicia Masonheimer

At the beginning of chapter 40, we see Joseph in the pit again, this time in prison, even when he did not commit a crime. Joseph now serves the servants of the Pharaoh; he cannot be in a lower position. But even in this dark place, God’s hesed (a never-failing, eternally-persevering, always-keeps-His-promises kind of love) is with Joseph. By the end of chapter 41, Joseph is the second most powerful man in Egypt. God’s prepared him for this special time, from the pit of betrayal and forgottenness, to bring salvation to many people.Materials for further study:- Exalting Jesus in Genesis by Phillip Bethancourt -The Gospel According to Joseph by Tim KellerThe Gospel According to Josephgospelinlife.com

Meant for GoodDiscovering Christ through the story of JosephWEEK 2: The Providential Presence and Loyal Love of God with Sue Burton  (Genesis 39)After focusing on the sorrowful sinfulness of Judah and his family, Moses transitions back to Joseph who has been “taken down” (Genesis 39:1) to Egypt as a slave. We read back in Genesis 37:36 that Joseph was bought by Potiphar, a military officer for Pharoah and the captain of the guard. Joseph’s time in Potiphar’s house is marked by faithfulness and success, as opposed to Judah’s which is marked by selfishness and devastation. Materials for further study:-Great Lives: Joseph: A Man of Integrity and Forgiveness by Chuck Swindoll-Gleanings in Genesis by Arthur Pink-Genesis, An Expositional Commentary by James Montgomery Boyce

Meant for GoodDiscovering Christ through the Story of Joseph.Week 1: The Sons of Deceit with Jaclyn Mains (Genesis 37-39)Sin infects and destroys families. The dark sinfulness of these chapters also amplifies the patient, providential, loyal love of God. Join us as Jaclyn explains that redemption only comes when true brokenness happens.Materials for further study:The story of Joseph and the biggest lesson in Genesis.TBook of Genesis Summary | Watch an Overview Video (Part 2)bibleproject.com

Carol Perkins dreamed of one day be a missionary in Africa. When the Lord called her to go to Uganda later in her life, she was ready to give a step in obedience and go. Listen to today’s interview and be challenged to trust and obey God not matter what season you are in. 

In our final episode of this series, Laura Guardia takes us through Genesis 11 and the story of the Tower of Babel. We’ll explore the dangers of pride and the importance of unity under God’s will, setting the stage for the rest of the biblical narrative.

Jamie Bullman unpacks the flood narrative in Genesis 7-10, showing us how God’s judgment and mercy intertwine. Discover the significance of Noah’s obedience and the new beginning God provides after the flood.

Emma Hensley leads us through the genealogies and the story of Noah in Genesis 5-6. We’ll discuss the faithfulness of God, the consequences of human wickedness, and how we can find hope in God’s covenant promises.

This week, Jaclyn Mains dives into Genesis 4, the story of Cain and Abel. In this episode we will discuss how even though we may experience times of great temptations, a true heart of worship to God is greatest weapon to fight off the schemes of the Enemy.

Abby Williams guides us through the creation of man and woman, and the fall in Genesis 2-3. We’ll explore the beauty of God’s original design and the consequences of sin, as well as the promise of redemption.