
A woman loses one of her ten silver coins. She lights a lamp, sweeps her house, and searches until she finds it. How does this ordinary household moment reveal what brings joy in heaven? In this episode of Good & Godly...


Good and Godly is regular family and friends sharing our real walks with God, modeling what discipleship looks like in everyday life. No pastors or experts here, just honest conversations about faith, struggles, grace, and growth. Join us for faithful encouragement that reminds you you're not alone on the journey.Real Faith, Real Lives, Real God.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGood and Godly is regular family and friends sharing our real walks with God, modeling what discipleship looks like in everyday life. No pastors or experts here, just honest conversations about faith, struggles, grace, and growth. Join us for faithful encouragement that reminds you you're not alone on the journey. Real Faith, Real Lives, Real God.
Recent episodes include "The Lost Coin: Why Heaven Rejoices When One Sinner Repents" (29 October 2026, 8 minutes), "John Witherspoon: The Preacher Who Signed the Declaration" (24 October 2026, 17 minutes), and "George Whitefield: The Voice That Awakened Two Continents" (15 October 2026, 11 minutes).
Good and Godly publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 51 episodes.
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Good and Godly is a religion podcast with 51 episodes published.
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A woman loses one of her ten silver coins. She lights a lamp, sweeps her house, and searches until she finds it. How does this ordinary household moment reveal what brings joy in heaven? In this episode of Good & Godly...

John Witherspoon was more than a Presbyterian minister. He was a prisoner who escaped a Scottish castle, a fearless defender of biblical truth, the president who transformed Princeton, and the only active clergyman to...

George Whitefield had no microphone, television network, or permanent church. Yet his voice carried across fields, cities, and oceans as he proclaimed one uncompromising message: You must be born again. From preaching...

Born under a death sentence and raised in Pharaoh’s household, Moses became the reluctant prophet God called to lead Israel out of slavery. His life reveals extraordinary faith, costly failure, and dependence on God. In...

Peter Muhlenberg was a Christian pastor who left his pulpit, raised the 8th Virginia Regiment, served under George Washington, endured Valley Forge, and helped secure the American victory at Yorktown. According to...

A final separation is coming, and Jesus warns us not to mistake being close to His kingdom for belonging to Him. In the Parable of the Dragnet, Jesus describes a massive fishing net that gathers fish of every kind. When...

Esau is often remembered as the man who traded his birthright for a bowl of red stew. But his complete story reaches far beyond that single decision. Esau was the firstborn son of Isaac and Rebekah, the twin brother of...

Jacob spent much of his life grasping for blessing. He purchased Esau’s birthright, deceived his father, fled from home, endured twenty years under Laban, and prepared to face the brother who once wanted him dead. But...

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What happens when someone spends a lifetime searching for what is truly valuable and finally finds it? In the Parable of the Pearl of Great Price, Jesus describes an experienced merchant searching for fine pearls who...

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Psalm 23 does not promise that following God will keep us out of every dark valley. It promises that our Shepherd will remain with us as we walk through them. In this episode of Good & Godly, Adam and Addison study...

What would you surrender if you discovered something more valuable than everything you owned? In the Parable of the Hidden Treasure, Jesus tells of a man who discovers treasure buried in a field and, overwhelmed with...

Rebekah entered the biblical story with remarkable faith. She left her home, traveled to an unfamiliar land, and became the wife of Isaac and the mother of Jacob and Esau. But the woman who once trusted God enough to...

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Psalm 1 presents two paths through life—and two very different destinations. One person is like a fruitful tree planted beside streams of water: rooted, nourished, and able to endure difficult seasons. The other is like...

Isaac was the promised son whose birth demonstrated that nothing can prevent God from fulfilling His word. Yet his life involved far more than the miraculous circumstances of his birth. In this episode of the Good &...

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In the Parable of the Leaven, Jesus uses an ordinary bread-making scene to reveal an extraordinary truth about the kingdom of God. Based on Matthew 13:33, this episode explores how God’s kingdom can begin quietly and...

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What does it mean to offer yourself to God as a “living sacrifice”? In Romans 12:1–2, Paul shows us that genuine Christian obedience begins with the mercy of God—not an attempt to earn His favor. In this episode of Good...

Did Jesus really rise from the dead, or is there another explanation for Christianity’s central claim? In this episode of Good & Godly, Adam, Tara, and Cade examine the historical evidence surrounding the resurrection...

Sarah waited decades for the child God had promised. Along the way, she experienced uncertainty, disappointment, doubt, and the painful consequences of trying to fulfill God’s promise through human effort. Yet her...

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In the Parable of the Mustard Seed, Jesus reveals how God’s kingdom can begin in ways that appear small and insignificant yet grow far beyond what anyone expects. Based on Matthew 13:31–32, this episode explores the...

God called Abraham to leave everything familiar and follow Him into the unknown. What followed was a lifelong journey marked by courageous obedience, difficult waiting, painful failures, and extraordinary faith. In this...
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