Did you know God commands us to rest? We are constantly being bombarded with information and expectations. It can be extremely hard to rest and find time to connect with God and those around us. In this episode, we dive into the importance of rest and how to handle stress in such a loud world.

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Abigail and Matt are back in the Hot Seat for another round of honest, lighthearted, and faith‑filled Q&A. From walk‑in worship songs to the verses that carried them through hard seasons, they open up about what God is teaching them right now — and invite you to reflect on your own journey too.

In this episode, they tackle questions like:

What worship song would be your walk‑in theme?

Which verse has carried you through a tough season?

What is God teaching you in this season?

…and plenty more thoughtful (and sometimes hilarious) prompts

It’s a conversation full of laughter, encouragement, and real spiritual insight — the kind that reminds you how good it is to follow Jesus together.

If you enjoy these Q&A episodes, drop your own questions in the comments for a future Holy Hot Seat.

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In this episode of *Those Who Trust*, Abigail dives into a challenging but deeply important conversation about authority, obedience, and the posture of a Christ‑centered life. Drawing from **1 Peter 2:13–17** and **Romans 13:1–7**, she explores what it means to honor the leaders God has placed over us — even when we don’t agree with every decision they make.

This episode unpacks:

- Why **all authority comes from God**, not human systems

- How Christians are called to obey laws and leaders as an act of obedience to Christ

- The difference between blind loyalty and biblical submission

- How our honorable lives can silence accusations and point people to Jesus

- Why believers should be **actively involved** in the political process to influence change with wisdom and integrity

Abigail & Matt remind us that honoring authority isn’t about politics — it’s about discipleship. It’s about living in a way that reflects God’s character, respects others, and keeps our conscience clear before Him.

If you’re wrestling with how to navigate faith and government in a complicated world, this conversation will ground you, challenge you, and encourage you to walk in truth with humility and courage.

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