Becca Wildsmith

Becca Wildsmith, frequent conversational partner who offers personal reflections, joins Tim for a weekly reflection. They tackle troubling violence in Deuteronomy and discuss its historical context. They explore Jairus, the hemorrhaging woman, and interconnected healing narratives in Luke. They compare Luke's sermon with Matthew's and reflect on Psalm 40’s themes of trust and timing.

Becca Wildsmith, Tim’s wife and conversational partner, joins the weekly reflection. They discuss Exodus laws on justice and compassion, the Passover and Red Sea as rescue and worship moments, Jesus’ harsh words toward religious hypocrisy, and Psalm 18’s theme of God as deliverer. Short, reflective conversation tying ancient texts to everyday faith.

Becca Wildsmith, co‑host and Tim’s partner who shares personal reflections, joins the weekly reflection. They talk about Exodus’ plagues and Moses’ role. They explore Matthew’s teaching on the rich young man and the kingdom’s upside-down values. They celebrate Proverbs on wisdom and give practical tips for building a daily Bible reading habit.

Join Becca Wildsmith, a frequent co-host and Tim's wife, as they explore deep reflections on scripture. They dive into Joseph's transformation from naivete to maturity, touching on the emotional irony when his brothers confront their past actions. Becca emphasizes the freedom to wrestle with one's faith, and they discuss how the stories of sin and redemption resonate today. The pair also highlight Jesus' clashes with the Pharisees and the importance of trust in Psalms, encouraging listeners to persist in their reading rhythms.

Becca Wildsmith, Tim’s spouse and frequent conversational partner who offers pastoral reflections. They unpack priestly holiness, purity laws, and how Leviticus gestures toward sacrifice. They also trace Mark’s themes of spiritual sight, Jesus’ path to the cross, and urgent kingdom power. Short reflections tie Proverbs’ warnings about laziness to everyday holiness.