In It Together - Sibling conversations on life in the Kingdom of God.

Send us Fan Mail Worship might be the most misunderstood word in modern Christian life. We tend to shrink it down to a set of songs, a church service, or a “spiritual” mood. Scott and Sister Amy push back on that small definition and ask a bigger question: what if worship was never meant to be a compartment, but a way of living with God at the center?  We connect worship to identity, discipleship,...

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever wondered why you keep repeating the same patterns even when you “know better,” the deeper question might be identity. We take a slow, practical look at who God says we are and how that shapes everything from our relationships to our choices under pressure. Using Genesis 1:26-27, we talk about being made in the image of God, created for relationship with him, and ent...

Send us Fan Mail A blowup with someone you live with can turn your own home into a pressure cooker. We start with a simple, relatable scenario: Amy and her roommate Jenny are close, the conflict is real, and Amy knows she’s at fault. From there, we ask a different kind of question than “How do I win this?” We ask what it looks like to live as a disciple of Jesus when tension is loud, awkward, and...

Send us Fan Mail What would happen if you stopped negotiating with God every morning and started the day with one honest prayer: “Lord, my answer is yes”? That question can feel thrilling or terrifying, and that reaction tells us a lot about the stories we carry about God’s character. We talk through what a “yes” posture actually means in Christian discipleship and spiritual formation. It is not p...

Send us Fan Mail God’s omnipresence is easy to affirm and surprisingly hard to live. We’re Scott and Amy, and we get honest about the gap between Christian belief and Tuesday afternoon behavior. Psalm 139 says there’s nowhere we can go from God’s presence, but most of us still move through the day like we’re on our own, filtering our choices based on who we think is “in the room.” We dig into how...

Send us Fan Mail Heaven isn’t only a destination. It has a culture, a way of seeing and living shaped by who God is. We sit down with one simple goal: practice “heaven’s language” out loud, so we’re not stuck repeating the world’s scripts about fear, scarcity, and distrust. We start with Exodus 34:6-7, where God proclaims his own name and character: compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, aboundin...

Send us Fan Mail You can go to church for years and still carry a picture of God that quietly keeps you anxious, guarded, and tired. We sit down with Amy and talk about the moment you realize, “I thought I believed the right things about God… but I never really examined what I assumed.” That one shift can change everything, because what you believe about God shapes how you pray, how you handle gui...

Send us Fan Mail What if the most spiritual thing you can do right now is stop trying to impress God? Scott sits down with Amy for a personal story that starts with the Shema, Jesus’ “great command” to love God with our whole self, and then gets uncomfortably honest about how discipleship can drift into performance. Amy grew up deeply aware of being loved, but over time her faith picked up a harsh...

Send us Fan Mail Tension has a way of exposing what we’d rather keep hidden, but what if that exposure is actually mercy. We sit down as two fellow learners and talk through the shift we’ve been experiencing as we try to apply Jesus’ teachings in everyday life: first learning to see people the way Jesus sees them, and then letting that new sight turn inward so the Holy Spirit can reshape our motiv...

Send us Fan Mail You can be doing “good” things and still miss what God says is valuable. We’re talking about that moment when your calendar is packed, your mind is racing, and a person feels like an obstacle instead of a gift. That tension reveals two competing ways to live: the default reality of hurry, achievement, and control, and the kingdom of God reality Jesus sees in every room he walks in...

Send us Fan Mail What if love wasn’t something we pushed outward, but something that naturally flowed because we stayed close to its Source? We pick up last week’s “one thing” and follow it into real life, exploring how affection for God becomes authentic action—at the table, at the door, in a grocery line where patience is tested and formed. Along the way, we share a luminous story from our home:...

Send us Fan Mail What if the most important spiritual move you could make isn’t adding more to your routine but shifting your motive? We unpack a simple, disruptive truth at the heart of formation: God looks at the heart. From Samuel’s anointing of David to David’s own “one thing” in Psalm 27:4, we trace how desire for God—not performance—reshapes prayer, study, work, and rest. Along the way, we c...

Send us Fan Mail A lamp in the middle of the room won’t shine without power. That simple image reframes the whole conversation about discipleship as we explore why trying harder rarely produces love, patience, or joy—and why abiding does. We take you from bios, the grind of mere physical life, to zoe, the spiritual life Jesus promises, using a clear, memorable analogy: you replicate at one end wha...

Send us Fan Mail What if your spiritual growth has stalled because you’ve been starting with the wrong question? We explore the surprising shift that moves faith from information to transformation: asking God first. Not asking what we think or feel as the final word, but inviting God to interpret our reactions, motives, and stories. That single move—God-centered reflection—turns Bible study into f...

Send us Fan Mail What if discipleship isn’t a class you complete but a life you inhabit? We dive into a bold reframe: becoming like Jesus in every way possible by moving from information to formation, from hearing to doing, and from programs to presence. Instead of auditioning for the “best rabbi,” we meet a Savior who chooses ordinary people and invites them into an apprenticeship defined by prox...

Send us Fan Mail What if the tension you’re trying to escape is the very place God plans to form you? We dive into a lived vision of the kingdom of God as a present reality and explore how practicing God’s presence changes the way we speak, decide, and love when life gets complicated. From a quick recap of core ideas—kingdom culture, the inner throne, repentance, reordered desires, and love as the...

Send us Fan Mail What rules did Jesus live by how might those rules change the way we live? 

Send us Fan Mail Does your wanter need some recalibration?  Listen in and find out what that might look like.  

Send us Fan Mail This week Amy and Scott discuss what the word repent really means and how does it affect our lives? 

Send us Fan Mail This week Amy and Scott discuss the concept of a throne over each of our lives and what is it like when we find ourselves on that throne.  

Send us Fan Mail This week Amy and Scott discuss the culture of Jesus Kingdom.  

Send us Fan Mail In It Together is a thoughtful, down-to-earth conversation between siblings who love Jesus and take His teachings seriously. Scott and Amy unpack the meaning of the Kingdom of God and what it means to live under Jesus’ good rule today—together, imperfectly, and with open hearts.