Processing

Processing is back! Logan sits down with Davey and Nicole to talk about parenting, marriage, and everything they’ve learned while raising a family.
From the things no one prepares you for to learning how your priorities change as your family grows, they have an honest conversation about embracing the season you’re in, keeping your marriage strong, and being intentional with the time you have with your kids. They also talk about the role faith and community play in raising a family and why even the ordinary moments of parenting matter more than we sometimes realize.
Whether you’re a new parent, have older kids, hope to have a family someday, or just want to hear a real conversation about marriage and parenting, there’s something in this episode for you!

In his last regular episode as co-host, Kirk shares ten things he's learned from Pastor Rob over 15 years at River Valley on faith, generosity, trust, and how to leave a place well. Logan and Kirk look back on some of their favorite moments from the podcast, talk through what's next, and close with a heartfelt send-off as Kirk and his family head to Texas.

After 15 years at River Valley, Kirk shares the news: he and his family are stepping into a new calling as lead pastor of Freedom Church in Texas. Logan and Kirk talk through how it all started, the difference between staying planted and taking a faith leap, and what it means for the podcast going forward. Then: a wide-ranging conversation on the WNBA and trans athletes, culture, and why speaking the truth in love sometimes means being willing to offend.

Dave, Connor, and Josiah recap Sunday's message on Galatians 4, slave mentality vs. sonship. Then react to a viral video of "Apostle" Catherine Crick and dig into what actually makes someone an apostle or prophet. From there: speaking in tongues, discerning what's really from God, and a listener question on what a healthy Sabbath looks like.

Fresh off watching Dude Perfect live, Logan and Kirk unpack what it means to pursue excellence without letting it slide into pride and why efficiency isn't always the same as faithfulness. Then a listener question kicks off a candid, no-fluff conversation about the singleness epidemic in the church, and what guys (and girls) actually need to do about it!