Fluent In Faith

What is the Church getting wrong today that we may not recognize until years from now? In the Season 2 finale of Fluent in Faith, Pastor Mesha Lockhart continues her conversation with her husband, Pastor Andrew Lockhart, following last week’s episode, Faith for the Generations. This time, we’re taking an honest look at the Church, the influence of culture, and the cost of what we’ve allowed ourselves to normalize. From the impact of social media on ministry to the changing expectations of church leadership, we explore some important questions: * Have we confused visibility with effectiveness? * What have we normalized that deserves a second look? * Is everything meant to become content? * Are we discerning what’s happening around us, or simply adapting to it? * What does it truly mean to be fluent in faith in today’s world? This conversation isn’t about finding fault with the Church. It’s about examining ourselves, recognizing the influence of culture, and remembering that our responsibility extends beyo

aith is the language and currency of the Kingdom. In Season 2, Episode 9 of Fluent In Faith, Pastor Mesha Lockhart sits down with Pastor Andrew Lockhart for a candid conversation about faith, calling, ministry, culture, and the wisdom that moves from one generation to the next. From the moment God arrested his heart and revealed his calling, to the lessons learned through decades of ministry, Pastor Andrew shares perspective shaped by experience, obedience, and faith. This conversation reminds us that every generation carries something valuable, and we need one another to move the Kingdom forward.

What happens when you realize the redemptive power of God reaches further than your own story? In Season 2, Episode 8 of Fluent in Faith, Malazea Crews shares a deeply personal testimony of survival, choices, accountability, forgiveness, and transformation. Her journey brings her to a powerful realization: redemption cannot only be something we believe God offers to us. If God is truly a Redeemer, then no person is beyond the reach of His grace. This conversation does not excuse harm or erase accountability. Instead, Malazea challenges us to consider the depth of God’s compassion and His ability to redeem what seems irreparable. No one is too far gone.

Who gets the final say when what you think, what you feel, what others expect, and what God requires don’t all agree? In this episode of Fluent in Faith, Pastor Mesha sits down with Pastor Jeremy Black for a candid conversation that moves through judgment, justification, obedience, honor, and the choices we make as believers. When does explaining ourselves become justification? What does obedience require when we don’t fully understand? How do we honor God and others when our perspective tells us something different? This conversation challenges us to examine not only what we do, but why we do it, and ultimately ask ourselves: Who gets the final say? Faith is the language of the Kingdom, currency of the believer.

You know faith. You’ve heard it preached, read the scriptures, and learned the language. But are you fluent? In this solo episode of Fluent in Faith, Pastor Temesha takes the conversation back to the heart of the podcast: what it means to move beyond simply knowing about faith and begin living it as a language. This is a conversation about more than believing. It’s about how faith shows up in the way we respond, obey, trust God, and navigate everyday life. What does it actually mean to become fluent in faith? And what happens when what we say we believe is tested by how we live? Faith is the language of the Kingdom, currency of the believer. Hosted by Pastor Temesha Fluent in Faith Podcast

What happens in ministry when the microphone is off, the room is empty, and there is no applause? In this episode of the Fluent In Faith Podcast, Pastor Temesha Lockhart sits down with Prophetess Catina Duncan for a candid conversation about what people don’t see behind the scenes of ministry. From the monotony of doing the work over and over again to the weight of responsibility, obedience, sacrifice, and remaining faithful to the assignment, this conversation pulls back the curtain on the reality of serving God beyond the visible moments. Ministry isn’t always a mountaintop moment. Sometimes it’s repetitive. Sometimes it’s demanding. Sometimes it’s simply showing up again. And there is faith required for that, too.

What does it really mean to live without regrets? In this episode of Fluent in Faith, Mesha sits down with Mrs. Jametta Chandler Moore for a grown-woman conversation about life, faith, family, grief, relationships, aging, and the wisdom that comes from having lived through a few things. Mrs. Jametta shares openly about the experiences that have shaped her perspective, the lessons she has learned along the way, and why living without regrets doesn’t mean everything went perfectly. It’s about embracing the journey, making peace with what was, and continuing forward with wisdom. It’s honest. It’s reflective. And there are a few laughs along the way.

What happens when your convictions require you to make choices that culture may not understand? In Season 2, Episode 3 of the Fluent in Faith Podcast, Mesha sits down with Jeshaiah Ingram for a real conversation about faith, identity, boundaries, holiness, purpose, and what it means to make a decision about what you believe and stand on it. Conviction isn’t about being loud, stubborn, or defensive. It’s about being settled. It’s being able to say, “I have already decided what I believe, so circumstances don’t get to negotiate it.” Jeshaiah shares openly about her journey, the choices she has made because of her faith, and the courage it takes to live differently when obedience requires something from you. This is a conversation about choosing conviction, choosing obedience, and choosing a faith that shows up in real life.

What does it look like to trust God when life does not unfold the way you expected? In Season 2, Episode 2 of the Fluent in Faith Podcast, Mesha sits down with Sylvia Black for an honest and heartfelt conversation about faith, perseverance, and trusting God through seasons of uncertainty. Faith is not the absence of difficult moments. It is the decision to remain anchored in who God is, even when you do not understand what He is doing. Circumstances may change, emotions may rise, and answers may not come as quickly as you hoped. Yet, through it all, your declaration can remain: I still trust God. Listen to the full, uninterrupted conversation and follow Fluent in Faith on SoundCloud so you never miss an episode. Want to see the full conversation? Watch the video episode on YouTube. Search Fluent in Faith or visit @fluentinfaith. Connect with us on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Threads, and YouTube: @fluentinfaith Visit www.fluentinfaith.com Faith is the language of the believer and the currency of the K

What happens when telling the truth costs you relationships, comfort, and the version of yourself you once knew? In Season 2, Episode 1 of Fluent in Faith, Mesha sits down with Lenore Smith for an honest conversation about trauma, healing, identity, faith, and navigating painful experiences within the church. This is a conversation about telling the truth, doing the work of healing, and discovering who you are on the other side of what happened to you. Faith is the language of the believer and the currency of the Kingdom. www.fluentinfaith.com