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We’ve all been there—caught between who God’s called us to be and who the world wants us to be. In this honest conversation, we sit down with high school senior Payton McAllister as he opens up about what it’s like to live “two lives”—one chasing the world, and one longing for Jesus.
From the quiet drift away from God’s purpose to the heavy feeling of spiritual distance, Payton’s story reminds us that conviction isn’t condemnation—it’s an invitation home.
If you’ve ever felt stuck in the middle, this one’s for you.📖 Malachi 3:7, Galatians 5:17, James 4:8

This week on Bald and Sassy, Chris & Chris dive into some of the real questions about faith and spirituality that every believer faces at some point — from doubts and dry seasons to hearing God’s voice and finding peace in the middle of life’s chaos.
It’s not about having perfect faith, but about being honest in the struggle and learning how God meets us there. Join the conversation as we unpack what it looks like to follow Jesus authentically — even when the answers aren’t clear.

This week on Bald and Sassy, we’re diving into the big questions everyone wrestles with — What’s my purpose? How do I know God’s plan for my life? What if I’m scared of the future? We talk about what it looks like to follow Jesus when you don’t have all the answers, how to trust Him in uncertainty, and why surrendering your plans might be the most freeing thing you ever do.
It’s honest, hopeful, and a reminder that even when you can’t see the full picture, God is already working out your future for good.

It’s Friday, which means it’s time for some football talk with the Bald and Sassy crew! 🏈
We’re kicking off the weekend with a brand-new format — splitting up our sports and mentorship conversations so you can get your football fix heading into game day. This week, we’re talking crazy upsets, Joe Flacco’s in-division trade, and the Dallas Cowboys looking playoff ready.
Join Chris & Chris for bold takes, big laughs, and all the energy you need heading into the weekend. Whether you’re watching from the couch or the stands, this one’s for the fans who love football, fun, and a little friendly debate. 💥

This week on Bald and Sassy, we’re tackling some of the real questions that every believer wrestles with at some point — even if we don’t always say them out loud.How do I serve when I feel unqualified?How do I actually hear God’s voice?Is it okay to doubt my faith?And how do I find peace when everything feels heavy?
Join Chris and Chris as they get real about the wrestle, the waiting, and the grace that meets us in both. This episode is for anyone who’s ever wondered if they’re doing faith “right” — spoiler: God’s not looking for perfect, just present.

In this episode of Bald and Sassy, we sit down with one of our students, Lucas Baldwin, to talk about what it means to serve with joy. From helping out at church to showing up for others behind the scenes, Lucas shares how serving has shaped his faith, stretched his comfort zone, and deepened his relationship with God.
We dive into what it looks like to serve when it’s not easy, how to keep your heart right when no one’s watching, and why joy is found not in being seen — but in being faithful.
If you’ve ever wondered how to serve God with passion and purpose, even in the small things, Lucas’s story is a powerful reminder that every act of service can be worship.

Real talk — friendships in the church aren’t always easy. Between expectations, accountability, and learning to love people who don’t always think or act like us, Christian friendships can get messy.
In this episode, we talk about why following Jesus in community can stretch you, how to handle conflict with grace, and why the struggle is actually a sign of growth. From laughter to honesty, we dive into what makes godly friendships not just hard… but holy.
Key Verses:
Proverbs 27:17 – “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.”
John 13:35 – “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.”
Ecclesiastes 4:9–10 – “Two are better than one… If either of them falls down, one can help the other up.”

Being the oldest sibling isn’t just about setting the example—it’s about carrying weight most people don’t see. In this episode of Bald and Sassy, we sit down with Jackson Lee, a high school senior and the oldest of four, to talk about the pressures that come with being “the one who goes first.” From the expectations of leadership at home to the anxiety of navigating senior year, Jackson shares how his faith has been both tested and strengthened. This is a real and honest conversation about responsibility, stress, and the God who meets us in the middle of it all.

In this episode of Bald and Sassy, we sit down with Miles Bladon to hear his powerful testimony of God’s faithfulness through brokenness. Miles opens up about the battles he’s faced, the moments that nearly crushed him, and the hope he discovered when he placed his trust in Christ.
This is more than a story of struggle—it’s a reminder that even when life leaves us bruised and weary, in Jesus we are never defeated. Join us for an honest and hope-filled conversation about resilience, redemption, and the strength only God can provide.

In this week’s episode of Bald and Sassy, we dive into what it means to live boldly for Christ in a culture that often pushes back against faith. But before we begin, we take a moment to honor the life of Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated just one day after we recorded this conversation. His courage and conviction serve as a sobering reminder of the cost of standing for truth, and we dedicate this episode to his family, his community, and all who continue to shine the light of Christ in the face of adversity.
Join us as we explore practical ways to walk boldly in faith, ground ourselves in Scripture, and encourage one another to remain steadfast in love, unity, and truth—even when it’s costly.