Ask About My Faith
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Faith practiced in ordinary rhythms.
Everyday Faith Podcast is a conversational Christian Living show centered on faith in ordinary rhythms. Dan, Jess, and their guests talk through obedience, community, identity, forgiveness, family, mission, and the practical work of believing God in real life.
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Everyday Faith Podcast is a Christian Living show about faith that has to survive normal life. It is not framed as abstract theology from a distance. Dan and Jess talk with guests about belief, obedience, calling, friendship, family, vulnerability, and the slow work of becoming faithful in daily rhythms. The tone is warm and conversational. It can be playful, especially when the hosts drift into parenting asides, late-night recording energy, or joking disagreement. Then it turns quickly toward serious spiritual questions. Episodes with Rachel Bailey focus on identity, hearing God's voice, renouncing false beliefs, and replacing lies with scripture. The language there is direct and charismatic, including talk of the enemy, agreement, footholds, and freedom. Conversations with Ben Utech center community as something that requires resilience and openness rather than social control. The hosts linger on the comfort of trusting God with open and closed doors. With John and Shannon Velser, the show looks at betrayal, forgiveness, preparation, harvest, and what faithful waiting can build. Jeff Zogg brings fatherhood, church life, joy, and stories meant to make Jesus feel active in ordinary encounters. Jonathan Weibel adds a different texture through comedy, mission, church planting, and the question of whether laughter belongs in Christian witness. Recap episodes stitch these conversations together through favorite clips and reflections from the Ask About My Faith team. That format gives the show a seasonal memory. It also shows what the hosts value: stories that move from private faith to visible obedience. The show is openly devotional, but it rarely sounds formal. Its strength is the mix of household candor, guest testimony, scripture-shaped interpretation, and repeated attention to community. Listeners should expect encouragement, personal stories, and Christian language that assumes faith is lived out loud. It is best suited to people who want accessible, emotionally engaged conversations about following Jesus in family, friendship, church, and everyday choices.
Made for: For Christian listeners who want warm, practical conversations about belief, obedience, community, family, and calling. It especially suits people drawn to guest stories and everyday applications of scripture.
What sets it apart: The show blends casual household honesty with explicitly Christian reflection, moving from parenting jokes and recap clips into conversations about freedom, vulnerability, forgiveness, harvest, and mission. Its recurring pillars give the episodes a clear shape without making them feel scripted.
Welcome to the Everyday Faith Podcast with Dan and Jess Smith! We’re everyday people asking real questions about faith. Our goal? To inspire everyday faith conversations.Each episode, we bring on incredible guests to share stories and insights—because faith isn’t about perfection, and trust us, we’re far from it! It’s about showing up daily, starting with belief, embracing your mission, committing to obedience, and pursuing community. Join us on this journey of faith, family, and real-life conversations.Learn more at AskAboutMyFaith.com.
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A candid Christian conversation about rejecting lies, choosing obedience, and replacing them with scripture.
Everyday Faith stays with lies, shame, and the work of replacing false belief with scripture, while Rachel Bailey carries much of the emotional weight.
A candid faith conversation about lies, agreement, and learning to break them.
Rachel Bailey's conversation with Dan and Jess circles a stubborn faith question: what happens when a lie is accepted long enough to shape belief.
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.
The Everyday Faith Podcast continues its fatherhood conversation with Jeff Zaugg of Dad Awesome and Ben Cooley, a father in a blended family of 10.
The Everyday Faith Podcast brings Jeff Zogg of Dad Awesome and Ben Cooley, a father of 10, together to discuss how fatherhood begins with belief, obedience, and community.
Rachel Bailey returns to Everyday Faith Podcast for Part 2 to talk about lies, unbelief, and how she was asked by the Holy Spirit to call her dad and apologize for believing a childhood lie.
Rachel Bailey tells Dan and Jess that a lie can become an "agreement" when it is accepted, even unconsciously, and she connects that to "life and death and the power of the tongue." She says her own belief that God did not heal physically came from praying for her mother, who died of colon cancer, and holding that conclusion for "about ten years." Rachel describes a later crisis in her marriage where a trusted person pointed out that her theology about healing had been shaped by that earlier loss.
Dan and Jess discuss the fourth pillar of faith, pursuing community, with guest Ben Utech, who shares insights from his athletic career.
Dan and Jess recap season three of their faith podcast, playing clips and reflecting on highlights from guests.
Dan and Jess Smith discuss the concept of harvest season in faith with guests John and Shannon Velser, touching on betrayal, forgiveness, and blessings.
Dan and Jess Smith discuss faith, joy, and a Jesus story with guest Jeff Zogg, founder of Dad Awesome.
Dan and Jess Smith interview comedian and pastor Jonathan Weibel about faith, comedy, and living out one's mission.
Dan and Jess Smith continue their conversation with Marci Miller, who shares a story about facing fear during her daughter's premature birth and NICU stay.
Dan and Jess Smith interview Barry McGuire about his early faith journey and how to live out everyday faith with confidence.
Dan and Jess Smith discuss faith, mission, and transformation with guest Lisa Goins, a health and life coach.