"If you’re single, you’ve probably heard it before: ‘Just date Jesus’ or ‘Jesus is your husband.’ It sounds spiritual, but does it actually help? In this episode of the Route 77 Podcast, we break down the origins of this platitude, why it’s often unhelpful (and sometimes just plain weird), and what the Bible really says about our relationship with Christ. Is singleness just a waiting room for marriage? Are we truly ‘married’ to Jesus? And how can we find fulfillment in Christ without forcing Him into a role He was never meant to have? Join us as we unpack these questions and more—no weird wedding ceremonies required!"

Bittersweet moments are a natural part of life—we celebrate with others while feeling a quiet ache for what we don’t have. Whether it’s seeing couples on Valentine’s Day, watching friends start families, or longing for a life season that hasn’t arrived, these feelings can be completely normal. But when does a healthy longing turn into coveting? When does wishing for something good begin to steal our contentment?

In this episode of theRoute 77 Podcast, Natasha explores the fine line between longing and envy, sharing biblical wisdom on how to navigate bittersweet emotions without letting them take root in our hearts. Join the conversation as we discuss how to acknowledge our feelings, reframe our perspective, and embrace the life God has given us today.

Don’t let comparison steal your joy—tune in now!

Ever feel like people walk all over you? Or maybe you struggle with saying "no" without feeling guilty? This week on the Route 77 Podcast, we're talking all about boundaries—why they matter, how to set them, and how to enforce them without feeling like the bad guy.

From friendships to dating to work and even church, boundaries help us protect our time, energy, and emotional well-being. But as singles, we often face unique challenges—whether it’s being expected to always be available or ignoring red flags because we really want something to work. So, how do we navigate all of this in a way that honors God?

Join me as we explore what healthy boundaries look like, why Jesus Himself had them, and how we can set them with wisdom and confidence.