What kind of church do we want to become? Following a recent sermon, they explore the transition from "cultural Christianity" to a life truly set apart for God’s glory.This episode challenges us to consider if we are inviting Jesus into every corner of our lives or just the comfortable ones.

Rawlin and Chris dive into the "math of the Kingdom," comparing the meager returns of worldly investments to the exponential "100-fold" generosity found in nature and Scripture. However, they don’t shy away from the cost of this abundance.

A timely message echoes through the global church: the call to return to the "old truths" of Scripture with a fresh perspective from the Holy Spirit.Explore the difference between knowing the Bible intellectually and receiving it through revelation knowledge—the kind of "unveiling" that doesn't just inform the mind but transforms the heart and leads to true obedience.

Are you staying on a diet of "spiritual milk," or are you ready for solid food?

Rawlin and Chris discuss Christian maturity and the process of Christlikeness. The duo dives deep into the global call for believers to move beyond elementary teachings and embrace transformation.

Rawlin and Chris also tackle a modern-day challenge: the "algorithm disciple." In an age of smartphones and AI, they discuss how our digital habits might be hindering the Holy Spirit’s work and why returning to the physical Word of God is the key to focus and growth.

Chris Laberge shares quick insights from a massive gathering of 6,000 believers representing 34 nations (NCMI Global Equip 2025). Chris describes the profound experience of "connecting with heaven" while praying for the nations and seeing how the global church serves as a diverse expression of Christ.The conversation pivots to a deep dive into the Book of Revelation. Rather than focusing on beasts and plagues, Chris and Rawlin discuss the book's true intent: a fresh revelation of Jesus Himself.

Rawlin Falk sits down with Toby Mak, the lead elder of Two Rivers Church in Quesnel. Toby shares his powerful story of faith, including an unexpected transition from big-city life to the subarctic and eventually to the heart of Quesnel. They discuss the unique "working ministry" culture at Two Rivers. From serving hundreds of meals on the West Side bridge to hosting mental health initiatives and early morning men’s groups, Toby explains the "subversive" power of the Gospel through radical hospitality.

Rawlin and Bill dive deep into the mechanics of hope—how it works hand-in-hand with faith and trust, and why it is the ultimate antidote to depression. Whether you are facing a "hopeless" situation or struggling to keep your eyes on the eternal prize, this episode offers a steadying word for your soul.

While many view the story of The Good Samaritan as a simple moral checklist for being a "good person," Rawlin and Lawrence dive deeper into the radical context of Jesus’ words. They discuss why Jesus used this story to answer a "smarty-pants" lawyer, how the two greatest commandments summarize the entire law, and the practical challenges of loving neighbors who aren’t "warm and fuzzy."

In world of subjective truth, we look to the Word of God to be our solid foundation.

Rawlin and Chris dive into the vital importance of hearing from God amidst the constant noise and distraction of modern life, especially from technology. They discuss the challenge of finding quiet time to listen and reflect, sharing practical advice like stepping away from your phone and using different Bible translations.

Discover why God desires for His sheep to hear His voice and the essential connection between hearing, trusting, and obeying Him.