Faith Like My Father

Lexie and Tim

Faith Like My Father is a father-daughter podcast about faith, life, and the conversations that shape us along the way. Together, we talk about Scripture, everyday struggles, questions we don't always have answers to, and what it looks like to follow Jesus through different seasons of life. Whether you've been in church your whole life or you're simply curious about faith, we hope these conversations feel like pulling up a chair and joining us at the table.

  1. Sep 8

    Ep 13 - The Book of James

    Faith is easy to claim and much harder to prove. Lexie and Tim walk through the book of James and show why this short letter still cuts straight through pride, favoritism, empty religion, and the kind of wisdom that looks good on the outside but fails in real life. Lexie opens the episode with rich historical and cultural context around James, the brother of Jesus, his role in the Jerusalem church, and the world of Jewish Christians living under pressure. From there, Tim reads and unpacks James chapter by chapter, turning the text into a practical challenge for anyone who wants their faith to actually change how they live. You’ll discover: Why James is so focused on trials, endurance, and wisdomWhat it really means to be “double-minded”How favoritism, class division, and lip service expose shallow faithWhy the tongue is so dangerous, and how your words reveal your heartThe difference between worldly ambition and wisdom from aboveWhat James says about prayer, healing, confession, patience, and restorationLexie also brings in background from study Bibles to explain the cultural meaning behind key passages, while Tim keeps connecting the teaching back to everyday discipleship, self-control, and the call to live with integrity. Together, they show how James echoes Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and why it remains one of the most direct books in the New Testament for new believers and seasoned Christians alike. If you’ve ever wondered whether your faith is more than words, or you want a clearer, deeper read of James without losing the heart of the message, this episode is for you. It’s a grounded, challenging, and encouraging walkthrough of a book that refuses to let belief stay invisible.

  2. Aug 18

    Ep 10 - Fruits of the Spirit Pt 3

    Faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control are not just nice Christian ideas - they are the difference between a faith that sounds good and a life that actually looks like Jesus. In the final episode of this Fruits of the Spirit mini-series, Lexie and Tim break down what these often-overlooked traits really mean, why they matter now more than ever, and how to start living them in everyday moments. You'll discover: Why faithfulness starts with small acts of obedience, not big emotionsHow gentleness can shape your tone, your timing, and your relationshipsWhy self-control is more than willpower and how Scripture describes it as Spirit-empowered disciplineWhat it looks like to pause before reacting, take thoughts captive, and remove temptation before it takes rootHow the fruits of the Spirit connect to one another and flow from loveTim brings biblical clarity and practical application throughout, while Lexie adds thoughtful examples, real-life insight, and honest reflection on where these truths hit home personally. Together they make these verses feel immediate, actionable, and deeply relevant for anyone trying to walk out their faith with consistency. If you have ever struggled to stay steady, stay kind under pressure, or say no to the flesh when it would be easier to give in, this conversation will meet you right where you are. It is a timely reminder that spiritual maturity is built through repetition, humility, and daily surrender.

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Faith Like My Father is a father-daughter podcast about faith, life, and the conversations that shape us along the way. Together, we talk about Scripture, everyday struggles, questions we don't always have answers to, and what it looks like to follow Jesus through different seasons of life. Whether you've been in church your whole life or you're simply curious about faith, we hope these conversations feel like pulling up a chair and joining us at the table.