Fed by the Fruit

In this wild-card episode of Fed by the Fruit, we take a sober, hope-filled look at sin and why it creates felt separation from God—like a dark curtain over a sunny window. We walk through the difference between inherited sin, imputed sin, and personal sin, then focus in on Hebrews 10:26 and what Scripture means by willful sin: not stumbling in weakness, but knowingly rejecting the light and choosing darkness. With Romans 1 as a warning, we talk about the real danger of spiritual numbness—when conviction fades—and the mercy of God that invites us back through confession and repentance. If you’ve been wrestling, take heart: struggle is a sign of spiritual life, and restoration is still possible.Reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

In this deeply personal catch-up episode, KB shares a terrifying Type 1 diabetes emergency involving her son, Caleb, and the hard reality of living with the fear of severe low blood sugar. With honesty and compassion, she reflects on the lessons of motherhood, the importance of life-saving diabetes technology, and the hope she is holding onto as she continues to pray for Caleb’s health and heart. KB also shares joyful family updates, including becoming a grandma, and answers a powerful question many people ask in difficult seasons: If God already knows everything, what’s the point of praying? If you have ever felt anxious, weary, or unsure how to keep trusting God when life is heavy, this episode will meet you right where you are.Reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

In this episode of Fed by the Fruit, KB sits down with Jen Nizza, a former psychic medium who spent years in tarot, divination, and other New Age practices before encountering Jesus and leaving the occult behind. Jen shares her testimony, explains why she believes the dead do not communicate with the living, and describes how spiritual “tools” like tarot cards, astrology, numerology, Reiki, crystals, and manifestation can look harmless while pulling people deeper into deception. They also discuss spiritual warfare, how New Age ideas show up in everyday stores and entertainment, and why discerning what we consume matters for our homes and families.Connect with Jen on Instagram and reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

In this month’s deep dive, KB explores the life of Samuel and why his story still speaks powerfully to believers today. From Hannah’s vow and Samuel’s childhood service under Eli, to the moment Samuel learns to answer God’s call, this episode traces how God raised a faithful prophet and judge during a time when “the word of the Lord was rare.” Along the way, we unpack Israel’s demand for a king, Samuel’s role in anointing Saul and David, and the heart-level challenge that runs through Samuel’s life: keeping God on the throne through steadfast prayer, humble listening, and wholehearted obedience.Reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

In this powerful testimony episode, KB sits down with Lindsey Ferrell, co-founder of Ryan & Rose, to talk about what it looks like to trust God through years of medical challenges, grief, and unexpected turns. Lindsey shares how a childhood marked by surgeries and neurological damage shaped her resilience, how God provided through seasons of loss and uncertainty, and how surrender led to a thriving, purpose-driven business built around serving families. If you’re navigating a diagnosis, a hard season, or a major life pivot, this conversation is a reminder that God can use every part of your story for your good and His glory.Connect with Lindsey + Ryan & Rose: ryanandrose.co and on InstagramReach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

It is the last week of February and KB is catching up with a heartfelt faith check-in for anyone who has been feeling distant from God. She shares recent life updates, travel, and a decision she is prayerfully discerning around intensive therapy, then gets real about spiritual “ebbs and flows” and what it looks like to rebuild a deep, life-changing relationship with the Lord without needing a crisis to spark it. If you are in a valley season, feeling distracted, or longing to get your fire back, this episode will encourage you to keep your eyes on Christ, pay attention to the fruit your valley is producing, and lean into KB’s word for 2026: surrender. Plus, KB closes with the February memory verse, Zephaniah 3:17, as a reminder that God is near, mighty to save, and rejoices over you.This episode serves as both an informative guide to embrace a healthier, more balanced lifestyle, encouraging listeners to embark on their journeys with renewed vigor and compassion.Reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.

In this third-week “biblical principles” episode of Fed by the Fruit, host KB sits down with author and speaker Annie Weber to talk about how to actually understand the Bible and apply it to everyday life, even if Scripture has felt intimidating or confusing. Annie shares her testimony and the unexpected season that pushed her into deep Bible study, plus the heart behind her devotional Astounding Truths of the Bible, a bite-sized approach designed for new believers, “lukewarm” Christians, and anyone wanting more confidence in God’s Word. They also talk about imposter syndrome, calling, obedience, and Annie’s favorite verse—Genesis 50:20—as a reminder that God is sovereign even in the hard things.Reach out to KB on Instagram and share your thoughts.