How do we face our limits? Do we just push through them? Or are we crippled by fear because of limits like our own mortality? How do we overcome that fear?

How do we change, grow, and transform? Unfortunately, and all too often, it feels like we move backward rather than forward. But what if some of our most humiliating moments are also our biggest opportunities?

When we live our day to day human experience, we can often feel burnt out -  that we'll just never be enough. But what if the strength you need doesn’t have to come from trying harder, but can be found through a sort of back-door portal? What if it's easier, more accessible, and more connected than we can realize?

What will matter to you for 2022? It seems we are all seeking something, whether we realize it or not. The question is: will we face this next year with a new focus of discovering what God has actually planted in our hearts? Or will we get caught up chasing the less important things?

The holidays are upon us. What does this time of year feel like for you? Does being around certain family members or situations cause you to react, and then lead you into a 'Rube Goldberg machine' of reaction after reaction after reaction? This week, Seth observes Jesus' entry into the world as a helpless baby, what that actually says about God, and what that means for us.

This last year has been a doozy. In a year where so many circumstances were out of our hands, how can we learn to trust that it's all going to be ok? This week, Gordy shares his meditation on Psalm 31 to help ground us in that reality, that all of our pain and confusion is in God's hands no matter what.

Jesus talked about two kinds of yeast. But what exactly is the difference between the two? It's a question we have to ask. Though it's subtle and unnoticeable, the "yeast" beneath the surface has the power to shape everything we do. . . and often without us even realizing it.

Some of Jesus’ most well known parables appear in the middle of Luke, including the parable of the prodigal son. But what if there is more to learn about God when we put that well-known parable in the context of the following one: the parable of the shrewd manager? We may be surprised at what Jesus says about God's grace.

Whether we want to admit it or not, our culture is obsessed with appearance. We just can't avoid this mindset. So what does it take to get out of it? The good news is: Jesus models and points to a different way, and the doors this new way may open might surprise us.

How would you define the “Kingdom of God?” Could it be bigger, wider, and deeper than how we currently see it? This week, Gordy brings us into one picture that Jesus uses to describe the Kingdom, revealing one of the biggest reasons we miss God’s Kingdom active in our lives.