Orderly Podcast

In this first episode of our new Friendship Series, Becky Crawley reflects on the power of friendship—both human and divine—and how it shapes our lives in ways instruction alone never can. Sharing a personal story about her best friend and co-host, Becky explores what it means to step into your calling, embrace support, and grow through relationships that challenge and encourage you.

From the laughter and lessons of childhood frien...

As the new year approaches, we’re often encouraged to set goals, optimize our lives, and chase measurable progress. But what if that framework is missing something essential?

In this episode of Orderly, Becky explores the difference between goals and calling—and why Scripture consistently points us toward a slower, more relational way of living. Through biblical stories, cultural observations, and personal reflection, this episode ...

What is Christmas really about—and how do we help our families remember when the noise of the season is so loud?

In this episode of Orderly, Becky returns after a season away to reflect on how motherhood has reshaped her experience of Christmas. With a four-year-old who is fully captivated by Santa and the sparkle of the season, Becky found herself asking a deeper question: How do we keep Jesus at the center—not just in what we say...

In this episode, we’re wrapping up our three-part series on discipleship with a conversation about one of the most significant calls in Scripture: the Great Commission. Jesus' command in Matthew 28:19-20 is clear—“Go and make disciples of all nations.” But how often do we feel overwhelmed, unprepared, or even too busy to step into this calling? If you’ve ever wrestled with what it means to make disciples in your everyday life, this...

In this episode of the podcast, we dive deep into a topic that’s both personal and powerful—discipleship. Discipleship isn’t just a church buzzword or a program you sign up for; it’s an intentional journey of growing in faith, learning from others, and becoming more like Jesus. But what does that actually look like in our everyday lives?

This week, I share stories of two kinds of discipleship I’ve experienced: the kind you seek out...

Being a disciple of Jesus means learning from Him and staying close to Him. But let’s be real: the term “disciple” or “making disciples” can feel a bit fuzzy. Is it a Bible study? A church program? A secret handshake club? Let’s clear things up—and have some fun while we’re at it.

There’s so much confusion about this word. Some people think discipleship is just going to Bible studies. Others...

Today, we’re diving into the topic of taking risks—both the literal kind, and the kind that stretches our faith and challenges us to trust Jesus more deeply. If you tuned into our last episode, you might remember Becky casually dropped a bomb about living out of a van for a year. We sort of left you hanging on that one, so today, we’re picking up that thread!

First, let’s define risk. According to the dictionary, risk is:

Today, we’re diving into a crucial topic: what it means to participate in community life together in today’s busy culture. In a world that’s more connected than ever through technology, it seems that genuine community is harder to come by. So, why is real, in-person community more important now than ever before?

This idea really struck me earlier this year when I was taking a course from The Bible Project. The instructor talked abo...

In today’s episode of Orderly, we’re diving into a topic that hits home for many women—independence. It’s a value we often admire and strive for, one that can feel empowering, fulfilling, and necessary in a world that encourages self-reliance. But what happens when our sense of independence keeps us from the deep, intimate relationship we truly desire with Jesus? That’s what we’re examining today.

The Blessing (and Trap) of Indepen...