Remember when every church kid knew all the motions to every song, VeggieTales quotes were basically Scripture, and somehow every VBS had the same snacks?

In this episode of Chew On It!, we're taking a trip back to the early 2000s and reliving what it was like growing up as church kids. From Sunday school memories and youth group culture to the unforgettable songs that shaped an entire generation, we're diving headfirst into the nostalgia.

And yes... we attempt to sing pretty much every church song we can remember. Fair warning: the quality of our singing may not reflect the enthusiasm with which we perform them.

Whether you grew up doing motions to Big House, shouting every word of Toby Mac songs, or still randomly get church camp songs stuck in your head, this episode is for you.

Grab a juice pouch, put on your imaginary WWJD bracelet, and join us as we laugh our way through some of the best (and most hilarious) memories of being a 2000s church kid.

Pack your bags (and maybe a little emotional resilience), because this episode of Chew On It! is taking you straight to church camp — where the Holy Spirit moves… and so do questionable smells.

In “Cabins, Confessions, and Chaos,” we’re diving into the full camp experience: the unhinged energy of cabin life, late-night heart-to-hearts that get way too real, and the innocent yet somehow dramatic world of camp crushes. We’re also unpacking the true test of faith — camp injuries. Because nothing builds character quite like spraining your ankle during capture the flag or discovering that “roughing it” includes bug bites in places you didn’t know could itch.

And yes… we address the trauma. The betrayal. The absolutely unnecessary reality of getting farted on by teenage boys who think it’s the peak of comedy.

If you’ve ever been to church camp, this will feel like a nostalgic fever dream. If you haven’t… consider this your warning.

Come for the laughs, stay for the chaos, and leave wondering how any of us made it out alive (or at least with our dignity intact).

What does it actually look like to be on social media as a Christian… not just in what you post, but in what you consume too?

In this episode, we’re having some real talk about reels, algorithms, and the tension of wanting to honor God while still being active online. Because let’s be honest—most of us think about what we share, but don’t always stop to consider how what we’re scrolling is shaping us.

We get into:

• The difference between performing your faith vs. actually living it online
• How to share your beliefs without forcing or faking it
• Being mindful of what you consume—and how it affects your heart, mindset, and identity
• Discernment in what you follow, like, and engage with
• And how to stay grounded instead of getting caught up in comparison, trends, and validation

Whether you’re posting daily or just endlessly scrolling, this conversation is a reminder that social media isn’t neutral—it’s forming something in you. So the question is… what are you letting it form?

Press play and let’s chew on it.