When life feels too heavy and stress never seems to stop, where can you find real rest? This episode explores anxiety, burnout, and the pressure many people carry every day. What if faith wasn't another burden but a different way to hold the weight of life?

Have you ever wondered if you’ve drifted too far from God or walked away from faith for too long? This message explores questions about shame, regret, forgiveness, and starting over. It looks at what happens after failure and doubt, and why coming back to God may be more possible than you think.

Does God see me when I feel invisible or stuck? Acts 3 begins with a routine day and a man asking for pocket change, then turns into a moment that raises honest questions about healing, change, and hope after years of disappointment.

When outrage feels normal and the comment section rewards cruelty, what does it look like to follow Jesus? This message from Colossians 3 digs into Christian anger, online outrage, and the everyday test of Christian love in real life, with a practical next step you can try immediately.

Is it wrong to pray when you are angry? This episode explores what the Bible really says about anger, injustice, and honest prayer. From the Psalms to Jesus, Scripture makes space for raw emotion and hard questions. If faith feels complicated right now, this conversation is for you.

Why does God so often ask people to wait? This message explores the spiritual meaning behind delay, timing, and patience. If you feel stuck, behind, or pressured to move faster than you should, this conversation reframes waiting as formation and invites a healthier way forward.

A fresh look at the Christmas story and the kind of peace that challenged empires. Discover why Jesus’ arrival disrupted systems built on fear and power and how his peace still transforms lives today. Explore the justice, hope, and true peace Christmas was meant to bring.

Chris Shandrow

When the world is so full of chaos, injustice, and sorrow, where do we find joy? In his letter to the church at Phillipi, the apostle Paul gave us four practical steps to experience the joy that can only come from God.

Roxy DeLong

What do we really value beneath the noise of culture, comfort, and constant consumption? This message examines the radical generosity of the early church and what it reveals about faith, money, and identity today. Discover how generosity challenged powerful systems and what it means to live with open hands in a culture driven by accumulation and self preservation.

What do furries have to do with faith? This message moves from fandom culture to Acts 2 to explore how teaching, care, food, and prayer shaped the first Christians. It looks at why faith feels lonely when lived alone and what becomes possible when Christian community is practiced in the open.