A Few Minutes With The Few

What if discernment is slower and more humbling than we expected? In this episode, we pause in the middle of our 28 Days of Discernment to reflect honestly on what we’re learning. Discernment isn’t a content strategy or a personality trait, but a discipline that's trained over time. We talk about why we haven’t rushed to post constantly, how silence and Scripture shape clarity, and where we’ve see...

Why does a holiday about love leave so many people feeling lonely, pressured, or disappointed? Roses are red. Chocolate is sweet. But culture’s definition of love? Completely confused. Culture has redefined love as self-centered, emotional, and disposable. Scripture defines love as covenantal, sacrificial, and refining. Valentine’s Day exposes which definition we’re living by. Whether you’re singl...

Is the Super Bowl just entertainment, or is it a mirror of where our culture is headed? In this episode, we unpack Bad Bunny and the Battle for Christian and American Values, looking beyond the halftime spectacle to the deeper messages shaping our culture. From faith and family to identity and influence, we offer a Christian-conservative perspective on what moments like this reveal about the direc...

Why is discernment so often claimed, yet so rarely practiced? In this episode, we introduce 28 Days of Discernment and talk about why the Church struggles to separate truth from emotion, wisdom from reaction, and conviction from personal preference. We unpack how cultural pressure, comfort, and emotionalism have dulled spiritual clarity and why discernment matters now more than ever. This episode...

If wisdom is so clearly praised in Scripture, why does the Church so often avoid it? In this episode, we explore the uncomfortable reality that biblical wisdom comes at a cost many Christians are unwilling to pay. From our addiction to speed, certainty, and being “right,” to our fear of humility, restraint, and discernment, we examine how the Church has often traded wisdom for influence. This isn’...

What does Scripture call Christians to do when the nation feels divided and the headlines feel overwhelming? In this episode, we unpack Romans 13 and explore what it means to respect governing authorities while still caring deeply about justice and human dignity. We talk honestly about why agencies like ICE exist, why their work is often difficult but necessary for maintaining lawful order, and ho...

What if 2026 wasn’t shaped by pressure, trends, or spiritual burnout, but by intention? In this episode, we introduce our “26 Things Christians Should Do in 2026” list as a kind of rule of life, a set of practices meant to anchor believers in faithfulness, not perfection. Rather than rushing through all 26, we both chose a few that challenged us most and talked through why they matter, how they’ve...

Amid conflicting narratives about Renee Good’s shooting, Christians are left asking: What should we think? In this episode we talk media literacy, moral grounding, and how to respond not with fear or division, but with clarity, compassion, and courage. Let's get into it. Connect With The Few! Follow us and join the conversation: 📸 Instagram:  @thefew.blog 📘 Facebook:  The Few on Facebook 📝 Blog...

What if the things you reach for most are shaping you more than you realize? In this episode, we talk about why we’re starting a 30-day fast, not as a cleanse or reset, but as a disruption of the idols that go unnamed. We explore how fasting reveals devotion, why resistance matters, and how surrender opens the door to freedom. Let's get into it! Connect With The Few! Follow us and join the convers...

Have you ever wondered why certain habits, comforts, or distractions feel impossible to let go of? This episode dives into the uncomfortable but freeing topic of idolatry, and how fasting helps us identify what’s quietly ruling our lives. We discuss why fasting is a biblical weapon against idols and how it reorients our hearts toward what truly satisfies. If you want to start the year more aware,...

Are you already exhausted by the pressure to “fix” yourself this year? In this episode, we push back against the New Year narrative that says you need a total overhaul to be faithful or effective. We talk about the difference between reinvention and sanctification, and why one leaves us burned out while the other actually changes us. No hype. No resolutions. No pretending. Just truth, grace, and a...

The week before Christmas is often the loudest, busiest, and most exhausting part of the season, but what if it wasn’t meant to be that way? In this episode, we ask a simple but uncomfortable question: What would Jesus do the week before Christmas? We challenge the mindset of, “this is just what we do every year” and invite you to reclaim intentionality, reverence, and sacred rhythm in the days le...

Join Madie in the studio this week for an engaging conversation all about the small, everyday deeds that keep darkness at bay in the month of December. Listen to her read one of her favorite Blogmas posts from this year, talk about what she's contemplating most with Christmas only a week and a half away, and discuss how your life can change for the better this season.  We hope this episode encoura...

Have you ever had a Christmas season that felt a little chaotic, but in the best way? ✨ This episode is pure Christmas chaos… in the BEST way. We didn’t plan it. We didn’t script it. We just hit record and started talking about all things festive, such as cozy moments, childhood traditions, weird family quirks, and the holiday hot takes nobody asked for but absolutely needed. If you need a little...

What actually makes it feel like Christmas to you? In Part One of our unplanned Christmas special, we’re diving into all the cozy, chaotic, and downright hilarious sides of the season. From childhood traditions we secretly hated, to lightning-round holiday debates, to some VERY bold Christian Christmas hot takes… nothing is off-limits. Grab a warm drink and settle in. This episode is giving festiv...

What if December could be the month that pulls you closer to Jesus instead of pulling you into the holiday rush? 🌟 In this short and cozy Thanksgiving episode, Madie and I share all the details about Blogmas, our annual month-long event where a brand-new Christmas-themed post drops every single day in December. We’ll tell you exactly how to receive each post, why this tradition means so much to u...

In this episode, we’re breaking down a quiet lie many Christians accidentally live by: the idea that there are “levels” of godliness. Super-Christians over here, “regular” believers over there. Spoiler: Scripture doesn’t teach spiritual class systems. It calls all of us to reflect Christ in every area of life, not just the ones that feel easy or public. We’ll talk about why comparison sneaks into...

What if the real crisis isn't Islam's growth, but Christian apathy toward family? Islam is expanding around the world, but behind the numbers is a deeper issue: Christians have stopped valuing the very things God designed to sustain faith through generations. Today, we unpack why family matters for Kingdom influence, how the enemy distorts young Christians’ view of marriage, and why it’s time to s...

What if the best way to prepare your heart for Christmas is simply showing up each day with expectation? That’s exactly what Blogmas invites you into! In this episode, Madie dives into the heart behind our yearly tradition, offers a sneak peek of what is to come, and talks about how this daily December discipline can draw you closer to Jesus. Let's get into it! Connect With The Few! Follow us and...

Why are we being told that the only way to "make it" is to take on more debt than ever before? Today, we dive into the conversation surrounding 50-year mortgages, rising costs, and the narrative that Gen Z should just accept lifelong payments as normal. In this episode, we unpack what Scripture says about stewardship, why freedom matters, and how intentional choices, even small ones, allow us to l...

Have you heard that the government shutdown has resulted in some changes to SNAP benefits? In today’s episode, we’re talking about one of the most neglected callings in Christianity: the Church showing up before the government has to. With the shutdown putting SNAP benefits on hold, families are struggling, and this is exactly when believers should be leading the way in community, responsibility,...

What do the 2025 election results in New York City and Virginia really tell us about the next generation? The 2025 elections made headlines, but what’s happening beneath the surface is even more concerning. In this episode, we talk about how the victories of Mamdani and Jay Jones reveal a deeper spiritual issue in our nation. We have a generation that’s been discipled more by the classroom than by...

What happens when you fully surrender your relationship to God? This week, we’re celebrating a big moment, our engagement! We talk about how the Lord brought us to this point, what we’ve learned about trusting Him in every season, and how we’ve seen His hand in every detail. Whether you’re single, dating, or preparing for marriage, we hope this story encourages you to pursue God’s will above all e...

How many of us measure our relationship with God by how well we’re loving Him, how often we pray, how much we read our Bible, or how obedient we’ve been this week? But what if our love for God was never meant to be the focus? In this episode, we talk about the freedom that comes when we shift our gaze from our love for God to His love for us, and how that simple change transforms obedience from du...

What happens when a public school Bible education program makes it to the big screen? In this episode, we share our honest thoughts after watching the brand new LifeWise Academy movie, Off School Property. From the film’s powerful message to the real stories behind it, we unpack why this movie matters for the future of Christian education and why every believer should take the time to see it. We a...