What do you say when you know your words may cost you your life?

In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam and Obie walk verse-by-verse through one of the most powerful chapters in all of Scripture—Acts 7.

Stephen doesn't defend himself. Instead, he boldly proclaims the entire story of God's faithfulness from Abraham to Moses, David, and ultimately Jesus Christ. Standing before the Sanhedrin, filled with the Holy Spirit, Stephen delivers a testimony rooted completely in God's Word.

As they unpack Stephen's courage, they explore:

• Why Scripture stands on its own without needing cultural comparisons.
• The danger of religion without obedience to the Holy Spirit.
• What it means to be "stiff-necked."
• Why Jesus is described as standing at the right hand of the Father.
• How Stephen's forgiveness mirrors Christ on the cross.
• Why Saul's presence at Stephen's execution becomes one of the greatest turning points in Christian history.

This conversation is a reminder that your testimony, your obedience, and your faithfulness may impact lives you never see this side of heaven.

Sometimes one faithful witness changes everything.

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Trusting God sounds simple—until life falls apart.

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Obie shares a deeply personal message from a sermon he originally wrote during one of the most difficult seasons of his life. As he now faces another season of uncertainty through recovery, career questions, and unanswered prayers, the message is more relevant than ever.

Through the stories of Peter casting his nets, David hiding in caves, and the Israelites standing before the Red Sea, Adam explores what it really means to trust God—not just when life is good, but when fear is real, answers are absent, and obedience doesn't make sense.

Sometimes faith is beautiful.
Sometimes faith is messy.
Sometimes trust is... ugly.

But God has never failed those who choose to cling to Him.

If you've ever wrestled with fear, uncertainty, waiting, or wondering whether God is still working, this conversation is for you.

Because trust isn't a feeling.
It's a decision.

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This week on Dear God, Amen, Adam, Tony, and Obie step away from their planned study in Acts for an honest conversation about what happens when life suddenly changes.

After Tony shares a frightening medical emergency involving his son, the discussion naturally turns toward the book of Job, God's sovereignty, suffering, and what it really means to trust Christ when there are more questions than answers.

How do Christians respond when tragedy strikes?

Does everything happen for a reason?
What does biblical trust actually look like?
How can we find peace that surpasses understanding?

The conversation eventually returns to Acts 6, where the early church models servant leadership, spiritual maturity, and unwavering faith in the face of opposition.

This isn't a polished theological lecture—it's three friends opening Scripture together, wrestling with difficult questions, encouraging one another, and pointing every answer back to Jesus.

Sometimes faith isn't about having all the answers.

Sometimes it's simply answering God's question:

"Do you trust Me?"

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What if one chapter of Scripture could reshape the way you understand your entire faith?

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam walks slowly through Romans 8, one of the richest chapters in all of Scripture. From freedom in Christ to the work of the Holy Spirit, from suffering and hope to God's eternal purpose, this chapter reveals what it truly means to live according to the Spirit instead of the flesh.

Along the way, Adam shares personal reflections from reading Scripture at his uncle's funeral, discusses why biblical discernment begins with humility—not opinion—and explains why Romans 8 is the passage he hopes is read at his own funeral one day.

If you've ever wrestled with suffering, purpose, church hurt, grief, or simply wondered how the Holy Spirit works in everyday life, this conversation is an invitation to sit with God's Word and allow it to renew your heart.

Sometimes the greatest sermon is simply reading Scripture.

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In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam, Tony, and Obie return to Acts 5 and explore one of the most powerful declarations in Scripture:

"We must obey God rather than human beings." (Acts 5:29)

The conversation begins with a personal testimony of God's restoration as Adam shares about reconnecting with his brother through an unexpected opportunity in New Mexico. From there, the discussion turns to the apostles' boldness after being arrested, imprisoned, miraculously freed, and ultimately beaten for preaching the name of Jesus.

Why did they keep going? Why did they rejoice after suffering? What does obedience look like when it costs something?

Together, the guys wrestle with difficult questions about faith, repentance, supporting others who are following God's call, and how comfort can sometimes create a spiritual fog that keeps believers from living on mission.

This episode is a reminder that the Book of Acts isn't just history—it's a call to action. Day after day, house to house, believers are still called to proclaim the good news that Jesus is the Messiah.

Scripture Focus: Acts 5:17-42

Key Themes:
• Obedience over approval
• The power of restoration
• Bold faith in the face of opposition
• Supporting others in their calling
• Living on mission every day
• Rejoicing in suffering for Christ

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What happens when God doesn't give you a blueprint for your life?

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores the tension between our desire for certainty and God's call to faith. From Noah's ark to Abraham's promise, from Moses at the Red Sea to Job's suffering, Scripture is filled with people who had to trust God without knowing every detail of the journey ahead.

Drawing from personal experiences, recent surgery, and seasons of uncertainty, Adam reflects on what it means to surrender our plans, trust God's sovereignty, and remain faithful even when life doesn't make sense. In a world obsessed with instant gratification and control, this episode is a reminder that faith isn't about having all the answers—it's about trusting the One who does.

Are you willing to follow God when there is no blueprint? Are you willing to trust Him even if the answer is "wait" or "no"?

Join us as we explore what it means to walk by faith, not by sight.

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In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Tony and Obie continue their journey through the book of Habakkuk, exploring one of the most relatable struggles in the Christian life: what do we do when God seems silent?

As Habakkuk wrestles with injustice, unanswered questions, and uncertainty, his heart begins to shift from frustration to faith. Through his story, we discover three powerful responses for seasons of waiting: wait on God, watch for His movement, and worship Him even before circumstances change.

Tony and Obie discuss how faith is often forged in the wilderness, why God's timing rarely matches our own, and how true peace comes from trusting God's character rather than demanding clarity about His plans. Whether you're facing hardship, unanswered prayers, financial struggles, health concerns, or simply a season of silence, this conversation offers encouragement to keep trusting, keep believing, and keep worshiping.

Because sometimes the greatest act of faith is saying, "Yet I will rejoice," before the answer ever arrives.

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In this deeply personal episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam shares the painful story of distance between brothers, unresolved grief after losing their mother, and the quiet destruction that bitterness can cause in the heart. Through the story of Cain and Abel, this episode explores repentance, forgiveness, pride, and the healing work God begins when we finally surrender our anger to Him.

Traveling through New Mexico to reunite with his brother after more than two years apart, Adam reflects on grief counseling, Christian forgiveness, and how God softened his heart through prayer. This episode is a reminder that forgiveness is not weakness—it is obedience, freedom, and healing through Christ.

If you’re carrying resentment, family hurt, or unresolved pain, this conversation will encourage you to let God begin restoring what feels broken.

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