In this week’s episode of the Faith For U Today Podcast, Sawyer and Lauren dive into one of the most important—and most misunderstood—teachings in Christianity: the doctrine of the church.For many believers, “church” brings up mixed emotions. Some think of family, worship, and community. Others think of hurt, confusion, or division. And still others see church as an optional part of their faith—helpful maybe, but not essential.But historically, biblically, and theologically, the church has always been central to the life of God’s people.In this episode, Sawyer and Lauren help us understand why—breaking down the doctrine in a way that is simple, clear, and deeply encouraging.

It’s finally here. After months of dreaming, planning, praying, and creating, Faith For U Today is officially launching its YouTube channel—and you’re invited to be part of the beginning.This channel was created with one mission in mind: to help people understand the Bible, love Jesus more deeply, and grow in a faith that is alive, joyful, and rooted in God’s Word.And now, through music, teaching, and powerful storytelling, we’re taking that mission even further.

Glorification: What It Means and Why It Matters for Every Christian Glorification is one of the most hope-filled truths in Christian theology. If you’ve ever wondered “What will happen to believers when Christ returns?” or “What will my eternal future look like?”—this doctrine gives us the answer. It’s the final step of God’s saving work: […]

Episode 3: Sanctification— Growing in Grace   If you’ve ever wondered why the Christian life can feel like a slow, sometimes messy journey — this episode is for you. In Episode 3 of Faith For U Today: Theology for Everyday Life, Sawyer and Lauren explore one of the most encouraging and misunderstood doctrines in Scripture: […]

“Justification isn’t about earning God’s approval — it’s about receiving His grace. It’s the moment God declares us righteous, not because of what we’ve done, but because of what Jesus has already finished. When you understand that truth, you stop striving to be loved and start living as someone who already is.”