Episode 4 of 6: What is anger? First of all, it is important to recognize that not all anger is bad. Sometimes, the right response is anger. What we need to be careful of is the way we react out of anger. So what is a healthy relationship with anger?

Episode 3 of 6: Are you sure about your belief in God and the Bible? Do you have any doubts? Having questions and doubts is not a bad thing and it does not need to be hidden. In our place of doubt, Jesus offers His grace and presence.

Episode 2 of 6: Anxiety can be a very terrifying, debilitating thing. This can be a physical issue which needs medical attention, but sometimes this is an issue we choose to have, and when that's the case, it is more a faith issue.

Episode 1 of 6: As a society, we are obsessed with managing, crafting and maintaining a positive image of ourselves that we project into the world. We need to come to a place where we are honest and can say that maybe we are not ok.

Episode 3 of 3: The Sabbath was made to meet the needs of the people, not the people to meet the requirements of the Sabbath. The heart of the Sabbath was to be about freedom, not another list of rules or laws to follow.

Episode 2 of 3: God commands us to take a day to rest and direct our hearts toward Him every week, but we tend not to take this command seriously. We should consider that not only were we designed to need that time to rest, but that doing so imitates God.

Episode 1 of 3: What is Sabbath? Why did God make it? Did God need it? What makes the Sabbath stand apart from other moments in time?

Episode 3 of 3: When Jesus prays in John 17, He prays for all His Disciples, meaning he is directly praying for us. One of the things He prays is that we, His Disciples, will all be one. What does this look like in our life today?

Episode 2 of 3: When we pray, are we just voicing our worries to God or are we believing that God will change either our circumstance or us? Do we trust God is good and will change our lives for the better? Do we trust that we have a right to come to Him?

Episode 1 of 3: The Lord's Prayer is a framework for how to pray more than it's a prayer to be recited. What does this particular prayer teach us about how we should view prayer in the first place?