Is sharing the gospel primarily a matter of technique and theological sophistication, or is it rooted in an urgent conviction that God places within His people? Many sincere believers disqualify themselves from evangelism, claiming they lack the training or temperament. But what if the most effective witnesses are simply those who know the authority of Scripture and refuse to apologize for it? In this episode, Andrea Schwartz talks with Josh, one half of the social media couple behind "Free Indeed," about how he and his wife Tatiana use short-form video to teach Scripture unapologetically to audiences with little to no biblical background. Josh shares his journey as a pastor's kid who wrestled through a season of prodigal living, and how his wife — who came to faith with no religious background, reading Genesis through Leviticus — became one of the most dedicated students of God's Word he knows. Together they discuss how the internet functions much like the Roman roads did for the early church: a tool that can be used for evil, but also a providential means for the spread of the gospel. The conversation moves naturally into parenting, the danger of prioritizing external compliance over heart-level faithfulness, and why the law was never designed to save but to reveal God's standard. Whether you're a parent concerned about raising covenant children, a believer hesitant about evangelism, or someone thinking through how technology serves the Kingdom, this episode offers practical wisdom grounded in biblical conviction. Listen and be encouraged that faithfulness — not polish — is what God uses.

Ask this episode

“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

Transcript

Related