The Get Real Podcast

We're taking a little break from recording new episodes, but we're using this time to revisit some of our favorite discussions back into the spotlight. In the meantime, catch up on episodes you may have missed or revisit one that may have stuck with you. There's always something worth taking away!More from Get Real coming soon!

In this episode, we're reflecting on the heart behind the Get Real Podcast and the incredible journey it has been. As the podcast comes to a temporary end, we want to take a moment to look back at conversations, lessons, and moments God has allowed us to share along the way. While this may be a pause for now, we're incredibly grateful for everyone who has listened, supported, and been apart of this journey.Thank you for being part of the Get Real Podcast!

In this episode, we're talking about what it means to process anger in a healthy way and how we can respond to our emotions in a way that honors Christ. We'll discuss why anger itself isn't wrong, how to recognize what's behind our feelings, and how to respond with patience, wisdom, and self-control. Ultimately, we'll talk about how we can invite God into our emotions and allow Him to guide us toward healthier responses and stronger relationships.

In today's episode, we're talking about the importance of slowing down and making room to rest. Sometimes we get so focused on being productive, serving, and keeping up with everything around us that we forget God created us to rest, too. Let's talk about what biblical rest looks like, why we shouldn't feel guilty for taking a break, and how resting can help us reconnect with God and be refreshed for what He has called us to do.

The Get Real Podcast exists for you to grow as a disciple of Jesus. We tackle topics and talk through issues to help you grow in your faith and walk with God!

In this episode, we’re talking about what it means to have emotionally healthy faith and why seeking counseling and wise counsel is a biblical part of our walk with Christ. We’ll discuss why asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness, how good friends and professional counselors can help us see blind spots and navigate difficult seasons, and why we need people who can speak truth into our lives. We’ll also talk about the Holy Spirit as our ultimate Counselor and how we can seek Him first, allowing His truth and the Word of God to guide us toward a healthy faith.

In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to love people well before trying to win an argument or convince them to follow Jesus. We explore how we can share truth, serve others, and live out our faith through genuine relationships, listening, and showing the love of Christ in everyday life. We also talk about how our churches and small groups can step into our communities, care for people, and let our actions be a powerful testimony of what it means to follow Jesus.

In this episode, we talk about the struggles of insecurity and comparison and how they can keep us from stepping into the gifts and purpose God has given us. We share practical ways to overcome the pressure of comparing ourselves to others and instead find confidence in who God created us to be. Join us as we explore how we can take that next step, grow in our faith, and use our unique gifts for God’s glory.

In this episode, we talk about the reality of burnout when serving in the church and why rest is an important part of living a healthy life and ministry. We share practical ways to recognize burnout, create healthy rhythms, and make sure that doing things for Jesus never becomes more important than spending time with Jesus. Join us as we discuss how leaders and volunteers can care for one another, take meaningful breaks, and continue serving from a healthy and renewed place.

In this episode of the Get Real Podcast, we’re starting a new series by talking about something we don’t always talk about in the church: loneliness, even when we’re surrounded by people. We’ll share some of our own experiences with feeling alone, discuss the importance of being known and allowing others into our lives, and explore how our relationship with God plays a role in overcoming loneliness. Together, we’ll look at practical ways we can step outside our comfort zones, build deeper relationships, and find meaningful community through the church.