Manna U Moments| Manna University

February 23, 2026

In a world driven by anxiety, deadlines, and constant striving, peace stands out. In this final week of Manna U Moments, we explore “The Apologetic of Peace” — how a life rooted in Christ becomes a powerful witness in a restless world. Drawing from Philippians 4:7, this episode reminds us that the gospel doesn’t remove hardship, but it gives us something deeper: an unshakeable, guarding peace that surpasses understanding. When we embrace rhythms of work and rest, trust God with our anxieties, and live anchored in His presence, our lives tell a better story — one where identity is rooted in Christ, not productivity. True peace isn’t escapism. It’s surrender. And it may be the most compelling testimony of all.

Manna U Moments| Manna University

February 16, 2026

In a culture fueled by busyness, pressure, and constant striving, this Manna U Moments series invites students to rediscover a better rhythm of life in Christ. Through Scripture and reflection, join Dr. Natasha Tubbs, faculty here at Manna U, to explore the difference between counterfeit rest and true rest, how work is redeemed by the gospel, and why peace is one of the most powerful witnesses in an anxious world. This series encourages students to slow down, trust God, and live from a place of rest, showing that true peace, purpose, and meaning are found in Christ alone.

Manna U Moments| Manna University

February 9, 2026

In a culture fueled by busyness, pressure, and constant striving, this Manna U Moments series invites students to rediscover a better rhythm of life in Christ. Through Scripture and reflection, join Dr. Natasha Tubbs, faculty here at Manna U, to explore the difference between counterfeit rest and true rest, how work is redeemed by the gospel, and why peace is one of the most powerful witnesses in an anxious world. This series encourages students to slow down, trust God, and live from a place of rest, showing that true peace, purpose, and meaning are found in Christ alone.

Manna U Moments| Manna University

February 2, 2026

In a culture fueled by busyness, pressure, and constant striving, this Manna U Moments series invites students to rediscover a better rhythm of life in Christ. Through Scripture and reflection, join Dr. Natasha Tubbs, faculty here at Manna U, to explore the difference between counterfeit rest and true rest, how work is redeemed by the gospel, and why peace is one of the most powerful witnesses in an anxious world. This series encourages students to slow down, trust God, and live from a place of rest, showing that true peace, purpose, and meaning are found in Christ alone.

Women in Apologetics

October 31, 2025

The Contingency Argument invites us to reflect on why anything exists at all. It observes that everything in the universe is contingent—dependent on something else for its existence. Nothing in creation carries within itself the reason for its own being. This chain of dependence naturally points to a necessary being, one whose existence is not contingent but self-sufficient—God, the Creator who grounds all reality.

At its heart, the argument asks a simple but profound question: Why is there something rather than nothing? By exploring the contingency of the world around us, we are led to consider the One whose existence sustains and gives purpose to all else.

Women in Apologetics

October 16, 2025

The Teleological Argument, often called the “argument from design,” invites us to see the world as more than random chance. It observes order, purpose, and intricate complexity in the universe—patterns that suggest intelligence behind creation. From the precise laws of physics to the delicate balance of ecosystems, the natural world reflects a wisdom that points beyond itself.

At its heart, the argument is simple: complexity, purpose, and design imply a Designer. By examining the harmony and intentionality woven throughout creation, the Teleological Argument provides a reasoned pathway to understanding God’s existence—not as a distant abstraction, but as the One who carefully and lovingly sustains all things.

Women in Apologetics

August 6, 2025

The death of Jesus on the cross is the central act of God’s love and redemption. In this singular moment, mercy met justice, and the weight of humanity’s brokenness was borne by the One who is both fully God and fully man. The cross is not only a historical event—it is a living testament to God’s grace, revealing the depth of His commitment to restore creation and reconcile humanity to Himself.

Through the cross, we see the profound intersection of suffering and hope, justice and forgiveness. It invites reflection on the cost of sin, the power of sacrificial love, and the promise of new life. Jesus’ death is both a call to trust and a model for living—a reminder that ultimate victory comes not through power, but through surrender to God’s will.

Dr. Daf Show

July 27, 2025

This episode brings together Muslim and Christian women apologists to engage in a sincere dialogue about their faiths, beliefs, and personal journeys. The episode will explore points of commonality and difference on issues such as God, scripture, salvation, modesty, gender roles, and the role of women in religious practice and apologetics.

In a time where interfaith dialogue is often filled with misunderstanding or misrepresentation, this episode gives voice to women who have deeply studied and actively defend their respective faiths—Islam and Christianity. These women come not just as believers, but as articulate representatives of their worldviews.

The episode aims to unpack theological nuances, spiritual convictions, and cultural values through respectful but honest conversation.

Rooted and Raw Podcast

July 23, 2025

In this honest and thought-provoking episode of Rooted and Raw, we dive into a topic that's often misunderstood and misused: submission in marriage. What does biblical submission actually look like? What isn't it? And how can we embrace its true meaning without losing our voice, value, or identity? Join us as we unpack the difference between control and partnership, and explore how godly submission is rooted in love, mutual respect, and purpose–not power.

Women in Apologetics

May 21, 2025

“The one certainty we all share is that life on this earth will one day end. Regardless of our beliefs, backgrounds, or experiences, death is a reality we cannot escape. Yet, what sets us apart is not the inevitability of death itself but what we believe comes after-our hopes, our fears, and the faith we place in what lies beyond.”

"What is it?" Podcast| Manna University

April 23, 2025

Join Manna U alum and staff member, Dee Bowie, and this episode's co-host, Dr. Natasha Tubbs, as they dive into the importance of education, equipping, and empowering others in the context of Easter and Apologetics. They explore key insights about the Resurrection of Christ, how apologetics strengthens faith, and how believers can be better equipped to address common objections. Check it out to hear them discuss how to educate, equip, and empower others to confidently defend and live out their faith.

Manna U Moments| Manna University

October 28, 2024

“Is it possible that our culture is set up in such a way that it is inevitable that we will be divided by our varying opinions?" "What about us as followers of Jesus?" "How are we to manage the dichotomy of being kingdom citizens and residents of a nation without falling prey to the divide in our culture?"

Manna U Moments| Manna University

October 21, 2024

“Is it possible that our culture is set up in such a way that it is inevitable that we will be divided by our varying opinions?" "What about us as followers of Jesus?" "How are we to manage the dichotomy of being kingdom citizens and residents of a nation without falling prey to the divide in our culture?"

Manna U Moments| Manna University

October 15, 2024

“Is it possible that our culture is set up in such a way that it is inevitable that we will be divided by our varying opinions?" "What about us as followers of Jesus?" "How are we to manage the dichotomy of being kingdom citizens and residents of a nation without falling prey to the divide in our culture?"

Manna U Moments| Manna University

October 8, 2024

“Is it possible that our culture is set up in such a way that it is inevitable that we will be divided by our varying opinions?" "What about us as followers of Jesus?" "How are we to manage the dichotomy of being kingdom citizens and residents of a nation without falling prey to the divide in our culture?"

United House Publishing

April 15, 2024

“God is a good and faithful God. He never leads us into any season without providing us with what we need to dwell there…”

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

October 29, 2023

From the moment I learned about the Sabbath, I wanted to devour every resource I could to gain a foothold on what I felt I had been missing out on for so long. And if you are anything like me, you have developed a desire to fill in the gaps when they appear. When it comes to Sabbath, there are many great resources out there. There are varying perspectives and application which each have something unique to offer….

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

October 22, 2023

Sabbath rhythms are more than just benefits; they are blessings. I cannot place fully into words just how much of a blessing it has been to embrace Sabbath rhythms. What I can say is, my family’s life has been enriched, not just our lives, but those around us. I do not take it casually that God has placed us in a thriving community. We have been blessed to do life with people that value what God values. Something about this season of our lives has blessed our lives in ways that I would have never imagined. And I believe Sabbath rhythms is a central part of that. Sabbath has not become a natural part of who we are, and in short, a part of those we invite to live life alongside us.

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

October 15, 2023

There is something so valuable about intentional cultivation. Just as a farmer invests his time, talent, and treasure into producing a fruitful harvest from his field, so we must also see our lives worthy of cultivation. If we take our time to sit at the feet of those who live fruitful lives, not just for their own sake, but for the sake of those whose lives they touch, we will recognize something central to who they are; their investment matches their desired outcome. They cultivate rhythms that are life-giving and produce fruitful rewards…But we must remember that a flowing river of peace and rest will not come by our hustle, it can only come by the hands of the one who created us to be whole, Jesus.

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

October 8, 2023

It might not seem like much of a difference, but there is a difference between keeping a Sabbath and keeping the Sabbath. To be honest, initially, I did not think there was a difference. It was in a discussion with my professor that it all began to make sense. Up to this point, we have been speaking about both. It may seem like a subtle difference based on one word, but it is much more meaningful when we can distinguish the two…

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

October 1, 2023

In my last blog post, we explored what the Bible has to say about the Sabbath, its purpose, and how we can apply it to our lives. This week, I want to delve deeper into the meaning of the Sabbath. As I previously shared, we were created to live in union with our Creator. Our lives were supposed to coexist with our heavenly Father. Anything less is a shadow of the existence we were designed to thrive in. However, our tendency to fill our every waking moment with restless and relentless activity leads us to the false belief that somehow, we can add God to our day, and find the gift of rest that we were created to live from.

Doctoral Dissertation Entry

September 21, 2023

The Sabbath has become a popular word in the Christian conversation, Sabbath derives from the Hebrew šabbāṯ, from the root šāḇaṯ, ‘to cease’, ‘to desist.”[2] However, a simple assessment of the current climate reveals that it is evident that we have yet to take hold of its reality in our lives. Over the last few years, we have witnessed more overwhelm and depression than any other time in history. Pastors and factory workers alike are beginning to awaken to the realization that something is missing. No matter what we do, we cannot seem to get rid of the buzzing in our minds…Our very soul cries out for the answer that was there from the very beginning of time. It is so close but seems so far out of reach. That something, that answer begging for our attention, ceasing or resting, the Sabbath.

CL Talks| Covenant Love Church

August 26, 2020

On this episode of CL Talks, Pastor Cameron Brice is joined by Pastor David Mosher & Pastor Tasha Tubbs for a conversation on Discipleship.

CL Talks| Covenant Love Church

August 19, 2020

On this episode of CL Talks, Pastor Cameron Brice is joined by Pastor David Mosher & Pastor Tasha Tubbs for a conversation on Discipleship.

CL Talks| Covenant Love Church

August 12, 2020

On this episode of CL Talks, Pastor Al sits down with Pastor David and Pastor Tasha to discuss Discipleship.

CL Talks| Covenant Love Church

August 5, 2020

On this episode of CL Talks, Pastor Al sits down with Pastor David and Pastor Tasha to discuss Discipleship.