The Velvet Brick

In this episode, Julie shares how she found a love for the Word of God when she stopped attending women's Bible studies. But don't judge a podcast by its title, there's more to her personal testimony. 

In the month of October, many abstain from alcohol to promote healthy choices. In this podcast, Abby takes on her own sobriety challenge benefiting her values and her wallet. It’s a new spin on Sober October with a worldview perspective on what our money promotes in our woke culture.

In this episode, Abby is joined by her sister Hannah to discuss a more recent parenting trend with their mom. Follow us on Twitter @thevelvetbrick and Instagram @the_velvet_brick, and be sure to leave us your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes.

On December 1st, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. This case will give the Supreme Court a chance to revisit Roe v. Wade. As we prepare for this major case, let us begin to examine our own lives and ensure that we are pro-life — not just in word but in deed, too. In this episode, we provide some ways you can help empower women and protect life. Follow us on Twitter @thevelvetbrick and Instagram @the_velvet_brick, and be sure to leave us your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes.

In our last episode, Abby made an argument for why certain aspects of cancel culture are incompatible with the Gospel. Proponents of cancel culture often argue that it is an effective way to speak truth to power. Our question: Is cancel culture the appropriate way to speak truth to power? What does the Bible say about confrontation? Is cancel culture the product of our failure to confront people Biblically and keep people accountable when they sin? Join us as we attempt to answer these questions. Follow us on Twitter @thevelvetbrick and Instagram @the_velvet_brick, and be sure to leave us your questions, comments, or ideas for future episodes.