In their final episode of Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann share some memories from 7 seasons of the show! They talk about what they have learned personally, their favourite guests, awkward moments, funny moments, and moments of deep authenticity.

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Have you ever done anything motivated by pride? This week on Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann discuss pride and the times it has gotten them into trouble. We value humility, but making ourselves small is not a Biblical value. Fostering humility is not the same as never stretching ourselves to do something important!

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This week on Grow on the Go, Donna shares with us how her time in China's underground church helped to change her prayer life. They discuss how adopting the lessons learned in China has freed Donna from Western Christian baggage.

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Donna and Kevann acknowledge Valentine’s Day by talking about what love always does, and what it never does. They discuss the beauty of human love when it mirrors God’s love, and about the potential misery of being in a relationship with someone whose love isn’t tenacious.

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This week on Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann reflect on their passion for Disney Movies and how all of them are “Christ-haunted”. Tolkien and CS Lewis not only wrote biblical themes into their stories, they recognized the very human tendency to reflect the transcendent in storytelling generally. Donna challenges parents to watch these movies with their kids and use them to teach principles like unconditional love, Jesus’ passion for justice, and value of free will.

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In this week's Share Show, Donna and Kevann talk about Jesus’ invitation to a relational, restful life. Our insistence on autonomy is actually self-destructive. His peace isn’t one size fits all -- Jesus custom makes it for each of us! Not only that, he made us, and knows what we need. We clarify the distinction between the peace of God and peace with God, and how we can experience both.

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It's hard to imagine how you can be friends with someone who doesn't live in time and space. This week on Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann discuss the ways we can spend quality time with Jesus, and get to know him personally through a Spirit-powered imagination.

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This week on Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann chat about the people in their lives who have shown them amazing love. Often we're only able to grasp God's love for us when we experience hints of it from a human. Truthfully, God delights in us! He is never disappointed in us. When we can grasp this idea, we can heal from experiences in our past that have left us feeling unlovable.

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This week, Donna and Kevann revisit a podcast originally aired in September 2019. While Kevann was in Australia, Donna's good friend Karen Taylor stopped by to gush about a book that helped her recapture the enthusiasm she had for the Bible as a baby Christian.

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Donna and Kevann kick off the New Year by talking about whether or not Navel Gazing is a real thing. They revisit a podcast from 2020 that focuses on what the unknown year ahead has in common with the Underground Railroad. Will you live intentionally, or just take life as it comes? The quality of the choices we make today will affect the quality of our lives tomorrow.

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It seems odd that Iraqi intellectuals would show up to worship the Jewish Messiah. Where did they come from? Why did they come? In this episode of Grow on the Go, Donna and Kevann revisit a podcast they recorded last Christmas about the unexpected and exciting connection the Magi have to an Old Testament Prophet, and the Jewish scriptures.

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