With The Perrys

Tony Navarro, a speaker who rebuilt his life after addiction and moral failure, and Lymari Navarro, an author who chose grace after infidelity, share their story of marital restoration. They talk faith's role in recovery, how spiritual drift and isolation opened the door to sin, and the hard decision to choose grace and community over divorce.

Conversation about how Peter’s impulsive faith and bold failures reflect every believer. They trace his dramatic moments from miraculous catches to public rebukes and quick repentance. The restoration at the lakeshore and the threefold commissioning get spotlighted as a path from failure to renewed purpose. Themes include pride, leadership responsibility, and returning to first love.

Jennie Allen, author and ministry founder focused on discipleship, explains three core lies we believe. Short, punchy conversations trace how childhood moments form strongholds. They discuss spotting your root lie, spiritual warfare tactics that make lies feel normal, and using Scripture and the Gospel to reframe identity and resist deception.

A conversation about what living by faith actually looks like and how unbelief drives sin. They trace doubt back to desire and deception in Genesis and discuss how fruit and works reveal true belief. Practical strategies include apologetics, spiritual disciplines, and rooting out hidden idols to cultivate deeper, sustained faith.

Alena Franklin, author and speaker who wrote the teen devotional God Is, shares how grief, family discipleship, and marriage shaped her view of God. She discusses making theology accessible for teens. Conversations cover God's presence in suffering, the Trinity for youth, prayer shaped by God’s character, and parenting teens through hard seasons.

A candid conversation about sexual standards, temptation, and why curiosity and communication matter in marriage. They discuss how past intimacy shapes bodies and expectations. The impact of pornography on body image and marital desire comes up. Theological reflections on bodies as sacred and the possibility of restoration are explored.

Christine Caine, evangelist, author, and A21 founder who fights trafficking, reflects on resilient, rooted faith. She explores sanctification over celebrity. She unpacks olive tree imagery, pruning and endurance. Conversations cover timing in ministry, community, and flourishing amid suffering.

A personal health crisis and a Type 1 Diabetes diagnosis set the stage for conversations about suffering and faith. They wrestle with God’s sovereignty, how pain can shape dependence, and why instant healing expectations persist. The discussion explores forgiveness, empathy for those hurt by others, and keeping an eternal perspective during trials.

CeCe Winans, renowned Gospel artist and pastor, shares her inspiring journey of faith and music. She discusses meeting the Lord at a young age and how her family shaped her values. CeCe reflects on prioritizing family over fame while navigating the music industry with integrity. She emphasizes the importance of worshiping God, not achievements, and staying true to one's calling. CeCe also opens up about parenting, emphasizing consistency and prayer. Listeners will appreciate her wisdom on balancing career ambitions with spiritual convictions.

Jada Edwards, an author and speaker, shares her journey in learning to love well in relationships through her book, A New Way to Love Your Neighbor. She explores the idea that love should be a decision, not just a feeling, emphasizing the importance of receiving God's love to give it effectively. Jada discusses how personal struggles can shape our ability to love, the role of curiosity in understanding others, and the need for wisdom in love. Ultimately, she highlights agape love as valuing others deeply regardless of their merits.