In the latest episode of the Jesus Over Everything show titled, "Biblical Literacy Is Our Biggest Problem," Lisa Whittle addresses another opinion she “used to think” and dives deep into the often-overlooked issues surrounding faith and belief within the Western church. While many assume that Biblical literacy is the root cause of spiritual disconnect, Lisa reveals through research and personal insights that a much more pressing concern is at play. This episode provides clarity and solutions as Lisa explores four significant impacts of this problem and shares a crucial question to guide listeners in addressing their doubts.

In a brand-new season of the Jesus Over Everything show titled, “I Used to Think,” Lisa Whittle unpacks popular misconceptions she’s held in her own life and offers insight on how God can transform perspectives over time. Opening the season by tackling the sensitive subject of women and anger, Lisa shares vulnerably from her own experience and offers a Biblical approach to recognizing, expressing, and processing anger.

In this concluding episode of the “Love & Clarity” season for The Jesus Over Everything podcast, Lisa Whittle dives deep into the challenge of finding true joy during difficult seasons, especially around the holidays. With her signature honesty and insight, Lisa explores how chronic perfectionism and a tendency to overanalyze can steal your ability to experience the present moment. She also reveals how shifting your focus from “what was” or “what if” to “what is” can unlock a new perspective on life—one that allows you to embrace the joy you’ve been missing. If you’ve ever struggled with feeling stuck in your circumstances or letting past disappointments define your present, this episode is for you. Lisa will help you see beyond the fog of perfectionism and disappointment, offering a fresh lens through which to view your life, your struggles, and the good that is still waiting to be discovered!

In another powerful conversation of the “Love & Clarity” season, Lisa Whittle sits down with Ian Simpkins, internet personality and Lead Pastor of Bridge Church in Nashville, to explore the deep truths of what it means to be an image-bearer of Christ versus a work-doer. Together, they tackle the tension between spiritual hunger and productivity, discussing how both intimacy and humility require intentionality. Ian opens up about the struggles of balancing family, ministry, and self-care while offering practical insights into building deeper connections with God and others. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by the demands of life, work, or faith, or are grappling with bitterness or isolation, this conversation will offer you hope and real-life tools to navigate those challenges. Listen in to discover how you can radically shift the way you live, love, and serve.

Are you the type of person who tends to see the glass as “half-full” or “half-empty?” In a culture where cynicism is widely accepted, and even admired, it can be tempting for believers to fall into negative thought patterns as well. In this episode of the “Love & Clarity” season, Lisa exposes the hard truth about cynicism and skepticism – offering a deeper look at the meanings, motivations, and impacts of each. When trust is broken and life disappoints you, there is a way out of cynicism. Pull up a chair and listen in to discover lasting hope that cannot be shaken.

Erin Kelly-Bean – New York Times best-selling author, co-host of the Immeasurably More Podcast, and daughter of football legend, Jim Kelly –  sits down with Lisa Whittle to discuss the truth about labels and what God has to say about them.