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What does it really mean to be a “lukewarm Christian”? And how do we know if we’ve slipped into going through the motions instead of living on fire for Christ?

In this episode, Erin and Kaitlyn wrestle with a challenging passage from Revelation and explore how it plays out in their own lives, from drifting faith and half-hearted habits to bold moments of conviction. Through honest stories, family wisdom, church struggles, and unexpected God-incidences, they unpack what it takes to move from lukewarm to fully alive in faith.

✨ Not Your Sunday School Moments:

Kaitlyn introduces the idea of “lukewarm Christianity” and reads the striking verses that inspired this conversation.

Different perspectives show that “cold” isn’t always negative; it could be about refreshing faith, not rejection.

Kaitlyn reflects on drifting away from church as a teenager and how that season shaped her journey.

Erin shares how her early years as a believer often lacked prayer, Scripture, and community.

A powerful conversation with Kaitlyn’s grandmother revealed why putting God first matters in marriage and life.

Erin opens up about years of struggling to find a church home and how that fed a lukewarm spirit.

Kaitlyn prepares for a new yoga teacher training and wonders if she’ll boldly share her faith or hold back.

Erin reflects on her tendency to play mediator and how that sometimes kept her quiet about faith.

Turning to prayer instead of self-reliance became a key shift in moving away from lukewarm living.

Kaitlyn considers how region, community, and readiness of the soul all shape when we share our beliefs.

From hooters to bar counters, Kaitlyn shares moments where surprising faith conversations sparked new fire.

Erin recalls encounters that planted seeds of faith even before she realized how much she needed them.

Closing reflections on how subtle shifts, bold choices, and honest conversations can transform faith.