Often times what keeps us faithfully following Christ is not what we see but what we don't see. Looking forward to future grace and hope is what grounds us to be faithful followers in the present.

Throughout the story of God's people, the wilderness is used in various ways. Sometimes to prepare, sometimes to punish, sometimes to proclaim; but always for the purpose of bringing God's people closer to himself.

As Christians who live in the world, we are constantly pulled between two kingdoms. Every day we are confronted with the choice of which kingdom we will choose: the kingdom of the world, or the kingdom of heaven.

Oftentimes our culture and even other believers call us to listen to our feelings as the final say on our reality. Jesus calls his followers to a deep and lasting joy that transcends the emotions of the moment.

Jesus had a knack for drawing a crowd...and then pushing many of them away. In this episode we will explore Jesus' habit of gathering a large group only to see them leave because they weren't ready to hear what he had to say.

Our culture calls us to maximize our output. The story of the Bible and teachings of Jesus offer a different way. How can we become a people who truly find our identity in Christ and not what we do?

From the Dallas Cowboys to every other idol that lets us down, in today's episode Joel and Grant walk through the Scriptures covering the theme of idolatry and how it impacts every day life. So what do you worship? What do you make sacrifices for? Looking at our hearts up against the truths of scripture, we can see clearly where our idols lie.

In today's episode Joel and Grant walk from Genesis to Revelation covering the theme of Exile throughout Scripture.