I Gotta Ask with Annie F. Downs

Why am I still single, and is God even in my dating life? Annie F. Downs sits down with a dating coach, an online dating expert, and a single friend for an honest, laugh-out-loud conversation about love, relationships, and divine timing. How do you actively date while still trusting God? Maybe being single isn't a problem to solve.

Can you trust God and still check your bank account five times a day? Annie F. Downs is joined by a beauty entrepreneur, a financial expert, and a friend who asks the questions we're all wondering. From tithing when you feel broke to navigating ambition and comparison, this episode tackles the real tension between faith and financial survival.

How do you hold joy and heartbreak at the same time? Annie F. Downs sits down with Tim and Hilary Beth Timmons for a deeply moving conversation about faith, family, and finding God in both the laughter and the loss. Faith doesn't remove the hard. It meets you in it and somehow holds everything together.

What if God is speaking and we've just been missing it? Annie F. Downs is joined by reality TV star Jason Wahler, former pastor Drew Powell, and counselor Christopher O'Reilly for one of the most raw and powerful conversations of the season. From rock bottom to redemption, they share personal stories of struggle, surrender, and learning to recognize God's voice in the everyday.

Can your faith fuel your hustle? Annie F. Downs is joined by bestselling author Jon Acuff and Olympic Gold medalist entrepreneurs Shawn Johnson East and Andrew East for an honest look at building a business that matters. From big wins to crushing setbacks, they get real about ambition, identity, and trusting God when outcomes feel uncertain.

What if faith doesn't eliminate fear, but transforms how you live with it? Annie F. Downs sits down with Melinda Doolittle, Trillia Newbell, and Lindsey Myers for a deeply honest conversation about anxiety, fear, and trusting God in the unknown. They name the fears we all carry and explore what it looks like to bring them to God instead of hiding from them.