The article I hadn’t asked for appeared on my social feed: Kris Jenner's New Look Goes Viral. Of course, my curiosity triumphed over my intuition, which was warning me of the impending rabbit trail. After skimming the article, I descended into the abyss of celebrity gossip.

In this episode of the Going Deeper podcast, host Justine Ordway interviews Tilly Dillehay, author of 'My Dear Hemlock'. They discuss the inspiration behind the book, which is a fictional exploration of feminine virtues and vices, inspired by C.S. Lewis's 'Screwtape Letters'.

In this episode of the Going Deeper podcast, I’m joined by my friend Bethany for a heartfelt conversation about prayer—especially in the thick of motherhood. Bethany shares her journey to faith and how her prayer life has grown and changed over the years. We talk honestly about the struggle to stay connected to God when life feels loud and overwhelming, and how prayer doesn’t have to be formal or perfect—it can simply be a real, ongoing conversation with the Lord.

In this episode of the Going Deeper podcast, I’m joined by Lauren Bowerman to talk about the pull of digital distractions and what led her to make the switch to a dumb phone. We dive into the heart behind her decision, how it’s impacted her daily life and relationships, and what it looks like to pursue a quieter, more intentional life in a noisy world.

In this episode, Justine explores spiritual cognitive dissonance in the Western church—how comfort, distraction, and cultural idols dull our faith—and invites listeners into deeper alignment with God's truth and presence.

Struggling with anxiety or postpartum paranoia? In this episode, Justine shares practical tips and biblical encouragement for overcoming anxiety through faith, lifestyle changes, and God's Word. Learn how to reduce anxiety naturally, renew your mind, and find peace in Christ.

In this episode, Justine tackles the rise of the critical spirit in Christian culture and online communities. She reflects on personal growth, explores the roots of harsh judgment, and offers biblical insight on how to replace criticism with grace and restoration in a divided digital age.

Do you struggle with excess distraction and overstimulation? Do you feel like your faith has grown shallow? We live in a culture of ever-increasing distraction, and the deeper our distraction, the more shallow our faith will become. So what can we do about it?