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We're back! In this episode, Josh and Noel do a quick catch-up on everything that's been happening before diving into something every one of us needs — simple, practical ways to grow healthier relationships. We cover six relationship principles that, if you'll apply them, have the potential to strengthen every relationship in your life — your marriage, your friendships, your family, or anyone you're simply trying to connect with more authentically. This one is for everybody.

Watch Your Mouth! We've all been there—said something in anger or frustration that we instantly regretted. Words spoken in a few seconds can carry consequences that last a lifetime. In this episode, we're diving into what Scripture says about guarding our speech, why our words reveal what's really going on in our hearts, and practical ways to get our mouth, heart, and mind aligned with God's Word. Because sometimes the wisest thing you can say is nothing at all.

The Garden. The wilderness. Your bedroom at 2 AM. Same enemy. Same strategy. Same lie: "Did God really say...?" In this episode, we expose doubt for what it is and give you the tools to show it the door.

In this episode, Josh & Noel break down the word that’s shaping 2026: FORWARD. Drawing from Philippians 3:13–14, they unpack a practical, biblical roadmap for real movement—spiritual, emotional, and personal. If you’ve ever felt stuck, hesitant, or weighed down by what’s behind you, this conversation will give you clarity for the year ahead. If you’re ready to step into 2026 with purpose, momentum, and a clear spiritual framework, this episode will help you take your next step. Let’s move forward together.

2025 was a year of chaos and beauty, loss and gain, tragedy and triumph. Join Josh & Noel Way as they reflect on the biggest moments of 2025 - from the Kerrville flood to Charlie Kirk's assassination to their own journey of costly freedom - and share hope for what God has planned in 2026. Plus: a few practical tips to make 2026 your best year yet.

In this final week of Advent, we’re talking about the kind of love that changed everything. Not the “I love pizza” kind of love… but the love that came in person. The love that stepped into our world, our mess, and our story. In this episode, we look at what it means that Love came down, Love came close, and Love came to stay. We walk through Scripture, real‑life stories, and practical ways to live out God’s love this Christmas. If you’ve ever wondered whether God is near, whether His love is for you, or whether it’s strong enough to stay—this episode is for you. Merry Christmas, friends. Love has come.

In this week’s Advent conversation, Joshua and Noel light the third candle—Joy—and reflect on the angel’s announcement in Luke 2:10: “I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people.” Together, they explore how joy is different from happiness, why it endures even in hardship, and how it flows from the good news of Christ’s coming. Through scripture, stories, and practical encouragement, this episode reminds us that joy is both a gift and a choice. It’s resilient in trials, contagious in relationships, and rooted in the gospel that changes everything. Whether you’re weary from the season or longing for deeper gladness, this conversation will help you rediscover the strength and hope that come from the joy of the Lord.

In this week’s Advent conversation, Joshua and Noel light the second candle—Peace—and explore what it means to welcome the Prince of Peace into our lives. Drawing from Isaiah 9:6, Philippians 4, and other passages, they remind us that peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ Himself. Together, they unpack two powerful truths: Peace is a Person—Jesus Himself is our peace, steadying us in life’s turbulence; and Peace is a Choice—we must fix our hearts and minds on Him daily, trading worry for prayer and choosing to walk in His calm. Through scripture, stories, and practical encouragement, this episode invites you to stop chasing the feeling of peace and instead embrace the Person of peace.

Josh and Noel kick off their brand‑new podcast with a fun, heartfelt conversation that’s exactly what the title suggests—all over the road. From marriage and ministry to family life and everyday faith, they share real stories, honest reflections, and plenty of laughter along the way. This first episode sets the stage for what listeners can expect: authenticity, encouragement, and a reminder that following Jesus isn’t about having it all figured out—it’s about walking the journey together.

Advent begins with hope—but not a passive hope. It’s a living, breathing anticipation anchored in God’s promises. In this episode, we explore how hope moves beyond belief into action. Through Scripture and practical steps, we’ll discover how hope speaks life in our words, serves others with love, endures through trials, prays boldly with confidence, and looks forward to Christ’s return. From Isaiah’s prophecy to Paul’s encouragement, we’ll see that hope is not fragile—it’s resilient, contagious, and transformative. Advent reminds us that waiting is never wasted when it’s filled with expectation. Join us as we learn to live hope out loud this season, letting it shape our worship, service, and daily choices.

This special “on the road edition” was recorded while driving home from Houston after Thanksgiving. With the hum of the highway in the background, we shared reflections on gratitude—what it means in everyday life and how it shapes our perspective. Toward the end, our 18-year-old son Jackson joined the conversation, adding his own voice and insights to the journey. It’s a heartfelt, family-centered episode that reminds us that gratitude travels with us wherever we go.

Prayer isn’t optional—it’s the lifeline of our relationship with God. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to devote ourselves to prayer and how to make it a daily priority. This conversation will challenge you to stop treating prayer casually and start treating it as the essential foundation of your faith.

In this episode, Josh and Noel dive into the powerful truth of Philippians 3:13–14 (NLT): “Forgetting the past and looking forward to what lies ahead, I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us.” Together, they explore what it means to: Forget what’s behind—releasing past failures, regrets, and even victories that can hold us back. Look forward with hope—trusting God’s promises even when the future feels uncertain. Press toward the prize—running the race with endurance by keeping our eyes on Jesus. Live courageous faith in action—taking practical steps of obedience, encouragement, and hope. This conversation is both challenging and encouraging, reminding us that God’s call is always forward. Yesterday’s mistakes don’t define today’s obedience. Every step of faith is a declaration of trust.

In this episode, we dive into Romans 12:9 and 1 Thessalonians 5:21–22, exploring what it truly means to cling to what is good. Life’s hardships often tempt us to dwell on the negative, but Scripture calls us to fix our minds on Christ, His goodness, and His promises. Together, we’ll unpack how our thoughts shape our outlook, why gratitude and perspective matter, and how God’s strength is perfected in our weakness. You’ll hear practical ways to shift your focus—like practicing gratitude, canceling negative thoughts with God’s Word, slowing down to savor the present, surrounding yourself with positive people, and serving others. This conversation is a challenge to see the good even in the hardest seasons, remembering that God is on your side and His grace is sufficient.

In this episode of The Journey, Josh and Noel explore the meaning of Proverbs 17:17: “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” Together they unpack the difference between conditional loyalty that vanishes like smoke and the steadfast love that endures through every season. Through scripture, real-life reflection, and honest conversation, they invite listeners to discover what true friendship and brotherhood look like—and how Jesus Himself embodies both.