Yay, you're here. I'm Lisa Whittle and welcome to Jesus Over Everything, affectionately known as Joe,

a short, practical podcast where we will not be perfect, we will be honest, and we will talk a lot about Jesus along the way.

Man, this is going to be a good month on Joe. Incredible interviews,

jam-packed solo shows with lots of amazing things we're featuring. You won't want to miss a thing.

A big thank you to our partner, Dwell, for the gracious gift of 20% off, a subscription for the

amazing Bible audio app for our listeners, which is a perfect Christmas gift for someone, by the way.

Lisa Whittle.com forward slash dwell for that or the show notes as well with that link.

I hope you are ready for Joe today because all this month we are talking friendships.

Who doesn't need help navigating those, right?

And we're diving in with friendship breakups, what to do, how to handle it,

how to go on. I know you've dealt with that before, and trust me, so have I. So cue it up,

Cam, here we go. Super excited about our one great thing today. Almost not a week goes by without someone asking me if I'm ever going to do any merch. If I'm ever going to sell any t-shirts or sweatshirts with Jesus over everything on them, some mugs, something like that, my interns have just about disowned me because I haven't done anything like this yet, yet. Until now, we have just come out with a

limited edition sweatshirt with the signature Joe verse on it, Colossians 117, the last part of it,

In Him All Things Hold Together. What a perfect verse for right now, right? I could not be more excited about this. I'm very

picky about these things. You have to know that. If I wouldn't wear it, I will not bring it to you.

And I love it. It's a black sweatshirt with white, gorgeous lettering, so clean, so simple,

super elegant, but comfy and all the things that we love in a sweatshirt. But it is for a limited time just on sale

until November 15th. That's it. And then it's going away. $35 include shipping. What a deal. Perfect

for a Christmas gift or buy one for yourself or both. That's what I tend to do. Go to Lisawittle.com

to order that right now. It is my one great thing today for

sure. So someone asked this for our Ask Lisa segment, asked by, I'm going to guess, a middle-aged

mom, maybe. How do I know when to speak out against what is being said in culture that I disagree with or when to just let it go, especially if I see young people catching onto it? First, I understand this struggle in a big way, and I hope you listen to not only the solo shows last month, which I talk about mindset, but also we have a whole

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