God First
God First
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Welcome to God First, a podcast where we dive deep into biblical truths and wrestle with what it really looks like to live them out—in our homes, at our work, and in the quiet places of our hearts. Together, we'll move beyond surface-level understanding and into the everyday realities of faith, where God's Word transforms not just what we believe, but how we live.
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The podcast focuses on various aspects of living out faith in real-world settings, including topics like evangelism, everyday biblical truths, and personal spiritual growth, with episodes exploring how to share the gospel effectively and the transformative power of scripture in our daily interactions.

Welcome to God First, a podcast where we dive deep into biblical truths and wrestle with what it really looks like to live them out—in our homes, at our work, and in the quiet places of our hearts. Together, we’ll move beyond surface-level understanding and into the everyday realities of faith, where God’s Word transforms not just what we believe, but how we live.
If God is sovereign—fully in control of all things—why pray? Does prayer actually change anything, or is it just about changing us? In this episode, Parker and Hope sit down with Scott O’Malley from 12 Stones Counseling to wrestle with one of the most honest questions in the Christian life.
Drawing from Paul Miller’s A Praying Life, they unpack how God’s sovereignty doesn’t make prayer pointless—it makes it powerful. Through real conversation and practical insight, they explore how prayer invites us into relationship, not performance; how our requests matter even in God’s perfect plan; and how dependence, not control, is where faith truly grows.
If you’ve ever wondered whether your prayers really make a difference, this episode will help you rediscover a God who listens, responds, and draws near when His children talk to Him.

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