A Few Minutes With The Few

Is America still worth celebrating? As our nation marks another Independence Day, we're asking a question that feels more important than ever: What does it look like for Christians to love their country passionately? In this episode, we're talking about gratitude, freedom, faith, and our responsibility to be faithful stewards of the blessings God has entrusted to us. Rather than sitting on the sid...

What if George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and the rest of the Founding Fathers had microphones instead of quill pens? Today, we're imagining what their podcast would sound like, from debates over social media and politics to the issues they might still be talking about nearly 250 years later. We'll laugh, learn some history, and talk about what their ideas can still teach us...

Is there still room for Christianity in the public square? Just this month, an MLB player found himself at the center of controversy after writing a Bible verse on his hat and receiving a warning from league officials. Why did this happen? Was it simply about enforcing league policy, or does it reveal something deeper about how Christian beliefs are viewed in today's culture? In this episode, we u...

Have you ever caught yourself thinking, "Life will finally start when..."? Maybe it's when you get married, finish school, land your dream job, buy a house, or reach some other milestone you've been anticipating. The problem is that many of us become so focused on the next season that we fail to fully invest in the one God has already given us. In this episode, we discuss why your current season i...

Why does marriage and parenthood feel so intimidating to Gen Z? In this episode, we explore whether the fear goes deeper than finances, culture, or commitment. Many in our generation grew up with busy parents, packed schedules, and the feeling that our care was often outsourced to schools, coaches, programs, and screens. What if what we really wanted wasn't more opportunities, but more presence? W...

What happens when love requires sacrifice? In this episode, we discuss the heartbreaking story surrounding Jesse and Ashley Ridgeway's decision to abort their baby after a Down Syndrome diagnosis. From a Christian perspective, we wrestle with difficult questions about suffering, human dignity, and what it means to be a parent in a culture that often prioritizes comfort above calling. Parenthood wa...

Do you ever struggle with things as a Christian that you feel like nobody talks about? In this fun, rapid-fire episode of A Few Minutes With The Few, we're reacting to some of the most relatable struggles Christians secretly deal with—from comparison and distraction to overthinking, people-pleasing, spiritual burnout, and feeling guilty for resting. We share our honest reactions, laugh at some of...

What happens when Christianity becomes something we consume instead of something that transforms us? In this episode of A Few Minutes With The Few, we’re talking about the growing tendency to treat faith like content rather than communion with God. In a world overflowing with sermons, podcasts, reels, debates, and endless opinions, many Christians are more spiritually overstimulated than spiritual...

What does Alex Cooper’s pregnancy announcement reveal about modern culture, relationships, and what women are actually longing for? In this episode, we discuss the disconnect between the lifestyle many influencers promote and the deeper desires people eventually come back to: love, stability, family, purpose, and peace. We talk about why God’s design for relationships still matters, and why the wo...

What does it mean to choose joy when life feels anything but joyful? In this episode, we’re talking about the kind of joy Scripture calls us to pursue. Not a shallow happiness dependent on perfect circumstances, but a deep, steady joy rooted in Christ. We discuss why celebration matters even in ordinary days, how gratitude transforms the way we experience our lives, and why Christians are called t...

What happens when the voices that built conservative media suddenly stop sounding conservative?  In this episode, we unpack the noticeable shift happening among some of the biggest names in political commentary, and ask the question nobody wants to say out loud: Are these belief changes genuine, or are they driven by clicks, outrage, and audience growth? We dive into: • the rise of audience-driven...

Are you actually driven… or just not content? Ambition isn’t a bad thing, but sometimes what we call “drive” is really comparison, pressure, or dissatisfaction with where the Lord has us right now. In this episode, we’re getting honest about the subtle ways discontentment can hide behind goals, growth, and the constant desire for “what’s next.” We talk about how comparison shapes our desires, why...

Everyone says they want real community, but what does that actually require? In this episode, we’re talking about the side of community that doesn’t get talked about as much. Not just the support, the laughter, and the deep connection, but the cost. Because real, Christ-centered community doesn’t just happen. It requires vulnerability, consistency, honesty, humility… and sometimes discomfort. We g...

What if the reason we feel stuck in our faith is because we keep avoiding what’s uncomfortable? In part two, we continue the conversation and get even more honest about the things we avoid talking about in the Church. From being shaped more by culture than Scripture, to avoiding hard conversations just to keep the peace, to building a version of faith that prioritizes comfort over transformation,...

What if the biggest issue in the Church isn’t what’s happening around us, but what’s happening within us? In this episode, we’re saying the things that often go unspoken. Not to tear the Church down, but because we care about it too much to stay silent. We talk about what it looks like to “play church” without real surrender, how lukewarm faith has quietly become normal, and why we’ve grown more c...

You felt something yesterday… but what changed today? Easter is full of powerful moments, but for a lot of us, the feeling fades fast. By Monday, we’re back to the same habits, the same mindset, and the same level of faith. So what was the point? In this episode, we’re getting honest about emotional highs that don’t last, faith that looks real online but feels empty in private, and why discipline,...

What if the reason your faith feels shallow is because you’ve skipped the cross? We love celebrating the empty tomb, but we avoid what it took to get there. In this episode, we’re getting honest about a version of Christianity that wants resurrection power without crucifixion living. Because the truth is, a lot of us are drawn to the hope, the joy, and the victory of Easter… but we don’t sit in th...

What do you do when you see things clearly… but sometimes wish you didn’t? In this episode, we’re talking about the weight of discernment, the kind that opens your eyes to truth, but also isolates you, stretches you, and sometimes even grieves you. Because clarity isn’t always comforting. Sometimes it exposes what’s broken, reveals what others don’t see, and calls you to respond when it would be e...

Are you ready for the first Rapid Fire episode of 2026? We sure are, which is exactly why we sat down with an entirely new set of secret questions to ask one another in an episode that jumps from one topic to the next! We're talking all things freedom, overthinking, insecurities, and more. If you want an episode guaranteed to discuss at least one thing you're interested in, you've come to the righ...

Have you ever wanted a resource that clued you in about details regarding the resurrection, the imagery in Scripture surrounding the Passion week, and posts that you can’t wait to arrive in your inbox? We have just the thing! Join us for another year of incredible posts EVERY DAY the week of Easter! Since we’re extra excited this year, we’re also giving you free access to some of our past Passion...

What happens when deception sounds confident, persuasive, and authoritative? In this episode, we unpack the confusion many people are feeling surrounding statements from Candace Owens and the response from Erika Kirk. We talk about how influential voices can shape culture, for better or for worse, and why Christians must develop real discernment in an age of powerful personalities. How do we guard...

Should Christians observe Lent today? Lent is meant to prepare believers for Easter through fasting, prayer, and repentance. But does the modern practice still accomplish that goal? In this episode we discuss the potential spiritual value of Lent, the dangers of performative religion, and how Christians can pursue genuine spiritual growth rather than empty tradition. Let's get into it. Connect Wit...

Is assimilation oppressive or is it essential? “Immigration without assimilation is invasion.” — Charlie Kirk Some call it nationalism. Others call it wisdom. This week, we unpack what assimilation actually means and why shared language, shared values, and shared law matter for a nation’s survival. We’re not talking about ethnicity, we’re talking about unity. Is it loving to expect newcomers to ad...

What does it really mean to represent America on the world stage? When Olympians compete, they’re not just chasing medals, they’re carrying values like perseverance, resilience, and unity with them. In this episode, we unpack the difference between patriotism and blind nationalism, and ask what should truly define Team USA. As Christians, how do we celebrate national pride? Let’s talk about charac...

If it’s labeled “empowering,” does that automatically make it good? Today, we’re discussing Frida Baby’s provocative marketing and the cultural trend of selling everything through sexuality. We explore the difference between honesty and vulgarity, confidence and commodification, and how we as Christians can think critically in a culture that profits off of desensitization. Let's get into it. Conne...