Brian and Kersha Owen
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Faith practiced in the middle of real life.
Crazy Unbelievable Faith turns household friction, parenting pressure, work stress, and church questions into practical faith conversations. Brian Owen and Kirsha move between jokes, Scripture, disagreement, and prayer without sanding off the mess of real life.
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Crazy Unbelievable Faith is a Christian living show about the places where belief has to become behavior. Its center is the home. Kids, spouses, calendars, church attendance, work pressure, fear, comfort, and overthinking all become material for asking what obedience looks like in ordinary life. The tone is warm and direct. It can be playful one minute and sharply convicting the next. Brian Owen and Kirsha move like a familiar duo, with one thread pulling toward the biblical point while the other tests it against parenting, marriage, errands, client calls, weather, snacks, and the realities of getting a family through the day. That loose texture matters. The show does not pretend faith arrives as a clean outline. It arrives with interruptions, corrections, second thoughts, and a lot of practical application. Recent episodes ask whether parents are modeling Jesus at home, whether comfort has become delayed obedience, whether delegation is an act of trust, and whether a bold move is faith or just a very expensive mistake. Scripture sits close to daily life here. Moses, Peter, Joseph, Hebrews, biblical heroes, and modern examples of obedience are discussed less as distant figures than as prompts for self-examination. The recurring question is simple: does faith show up when nobody is applauding? The show is especially interested in consistency. Children learning to pray, men leading with repentance instead of passivity, families applying Sunday teaching during the week, and believers moving before fear disappears all return as major themes. It is not a quiet devotional. It is more like a faith-centered family conversation that keeps finding the lesson under the noise.
Made for: For Christian listeners who like practical, family-centered conversations about obedience, parenting, marriage, church life, and spiritual courage. It especially suits people who prefer candid back-and-forth over polished sermon delivery.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its lived-in duo rhythm: Scripture, household stories, quick corrections, and practical conviction all share the same table. It keeps faith application close to kids, work, marriage, and the small decisions that reveal what someone actually trusts.
Welcome to Crazy Unbelievable Faith, a podcast where co-hosts Brian and Kersha Owen guide you through the storms of life with humor, authenticity, and faith. In a world where silence and stigma around mental health prevail, we invite you to step out of your comfort zone and into a space of vulnerability and growth. Whether you're seeking hope, self-belief, or just a good laugh, 'Rare Air' is your sanctuary. Join us as we share personal stories and insights, interview inspiring guests, and provide tools to empower you to break free from the past and live a life of bold authenticity...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Crazy Unbelievable Faith connects Christian teaching to the untidy decisions of parenting through candid stories and an easy co-host dynamic.
Brian Owen and Kirsha make faith-led family life sound like a conversation already under way at the kitchen table. Their back-and-forth pairs biblical teaching with stories from marriage, parenting, and work, while teasing and quick corrections keep the instruction from becoming…
Moses enters a babysitter debate, and Brian and Kersha Owen give your overloaded calendar a faith check.
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A beachfront parenting conversation about kids, discipleship, and the schedule they quietly take over.
The episode opens with Brian Owen and Kirsha against a live beachfront backdrop before moving into a steady conversation about parenting. It looks at the loss of control over a schedule, the shift in identity that comes with children, and the sacrifice and stretching that family…
A blunt faith conversation about fear, comfort, and the excuses that stall a hard yes.
Crazy Unbelievable Faith spends this episode on the space between hearing God and acting on it. Brian Owen and Kirsha circle fear, comfort, and the way delay can be mistaken for wisdom, while Peter sinking in the water serves as a plain reminder that failure does not have the…
A practical case for sharing the load and letting others help the mission move forward.
Crazy Unbelievable Faith frames delegation as a pressure point many people know well. Brian Owen and Kirsha begin with the sense that everything rests on one person, then turn to Moses and Exodus 18 to make the case that capable people can carry real responsibility without…
A plainspoken faith conversation about detours, help, and the humility of asking for directions.
Brian Owen and Kirsha keep the discussion anchored in a simple picture of faith as a straight road that still runs into detours, delays, disappointments, and dead ends.
A calm, practical look at discernment, feelings, and the habit of making room to listen.
Brian O'Brien and Kirsha frame a simple but useful question: how does someone tell when a nudge is God's voice rather than personal feeling? The episode keeps its feet on ordinary life, tying discernment to emotional growth, self-awareness, and the discipline of making room to…
Pastoral sermons for healing, faith, and release.
Faithful steps for God-shaped dreams.
Christian marriage counsel with prayerful accountability.
Christian steadiness for unsettled news and cultural life.
Brian Owen and Kirsha open from a live beachfront background.
Brian Owen and Kirsha open with a playful joke about the patriotic theme and Brian's red, white, and blue shirt.
It starts with a blunt question about what happens when everything depends on one person.
This episode explores how people often confuse emotions with divine guidance, making impulsive decisions that can lead to regrettable outcomes, emphasizing the importance of pausing and seeking wise counsel before major life moves.
This episode explores maintaining faith and purpose through life's challenges, emphasizing community support and action over feelings.
This episode challenges men to be active, prayerful leaders in their homes and churches rather than passive observers, emphasizing the importance of worship, service, and repentance.
This episode explores how ordinary people today can demonstrate radical obedience and faith, continuing the biblical narrative beyond Hebrews chapter 11.
This episode explores biblical heroes of faith and their relevance to modern belief systems, questioning how ancient stories apply to today's spiritual challenges.
Brian Owen and Kirsha open after teeth cleanings.
Brian O'Brien starts with the question of how to tell God's voice from your own feelings.
A mother interviews her teenage daughter about how intentional parenting makes children feel loved and valued through meaningful conversations.
This episode explores trusting God with finances and making faith-based decisions even when they seem illogical, offering hope and encouragement to listeners.
This episode explores how radical grace and forgiveness, rooted in biblical principles, can unlock God's blessings in business and personal life, featuring guest Jerry sharing his experiences.
This episode features an interview with Chris Robinson about finding purpose through failure, faith, and overcoming challenges like alcohol addiction and business setbacks.
This episode explores the contrast between being a giver and a taker in life, using biblical principles and personal examples to encourage generosity, integrity, and faith in relationships and daily living.