Julie Coleman

What exactly is a “trad wife”—and why has this idea sparked so much conversation, controversy, and even conflict among Christians?From homemaking and raising children to traditional gender roles and a husband taking the lead as provider, the trad wife movement has exploded across social media. Some women see it as a meaningful, freely chosen way to embrace family, femininity, and traditional marriage. Others worry that the movement can romanticize the past, overlook the risks of financial dependence, or pressure women into roles they didn't freely choose.But here's the bigger question: What does the Bible actually say about the roles of husbands and wives?Is traditional marriage the same thing as a biblical marriage? Does Scripture require wives to stay home? What does it mean for a husband to “lead”? And can a woman embrace traditional roles without surrendering her independence, gifts, or voice?In this episode, we’ll move beyond the social-media stereotypes and wrestle with the biblical, cultural,

What do we do when Christians hurt other people? And what if the church’s response makes things even worse? Maybe you’ve experienced it yourself—or watched someone you love struggle with the fallout.In a culture quick to outrage, cancel, and publicly call people out, does. Jesus call His followers to respond differently?In this episode, we’ll wrestle with what biblical confrontation, accountability, forgiveness, and restoration really look like—both in our personal relationships and when well-known Christians fail publicly.If you’ve ever wondered, “What would Jesus want me to do about this?”—this conversation is for you.Christians hurting othersChristian accountabilitybiblical confrontationchurch hurtChristian forgivenessbiblical forgivenessChristian conflictconfronting a Christianconfronting sin biblicallyChristian restorationaccountability in the church