When we set out on a journey, we have our destination in mind. Somewhere along the way, we lose our way. In Paul’s letter to the Ephesians in Chapter 2, he offers us directions back to the way that leads to life.

When we begin to understand the “why” behind our faith, it can take root in us and help us build a firm foundation for our life. This makes it so much easier to then put our faith into action because we know why we are doing it. We can be all in.

How is it that Christians come to trust God? To learn about how we might more fully trust God, especially in times of incredible adversity, we turn to the life of Elijah, one of our Heroes of Faith. 

Do you know the meaning of your name, or where it came from? Were you named after a parent, grandparent, aunt, or uncle? The point is you name means something. We find that is even more true in the Old Testament with our Heroes of Faith, in particular, Moses. Join us as we examine the life of Moses and how it might help us find meaning in our own name and life.

There are two types of people in this world: those who agree that rules are in place for a reason and those that say rules were meant to be broken. Jacob was one of those people who didn't think the rules applied to him and he took what he wanted in life. He might have gotten what he wanted, but at a price. Today we look at why God might choose to use the life of someone like Jacob to bring about His promise.

Our lives don't always go according to our plans. But, we can choose to see our lives and center our lives around our problems or God's promises. This week we look at the life of Abram/Abraham in Genesis to help us in shifting our focus to God's promises. 

Why is it that we trust certain people in our lives? Taking it a step further, my hope and prayer is that you know beyond a shadow of a doubt that you can trust and rely upon God and God’s word. But, if this is not the case, what is it that is keeping you from fully trusting in God? Today we explore the life of Noah in the book of Genesis and what makes him one of our "Heroes of Faith."

Why is it so easy for us to share most things, but not so much when it comes to our faith? This message begins and ends with 1 picture, 1 sentence, on 1 social media post that made a huge impact. We find that the question is NOT whether or not you are an evangelist, but, rather, what KIND of evangelist are you and what MESSAGE are you delivering with your words and your life?

On this Father's Day, I think about how my father raised me, what he taught and instilled in me, and how he continues to show me what it means to be a good husband and father. What kind of legacy am I leaving behind for my kids? Join us in this episode as we look at "Legacy: It's Not Personal."

What is keeping us from sharing our faith? When it comes to our faith, we often think of it as only a personal matter. But, when it comes to our family, this should be the very first place we share our faith and invest in the future. What legacy are you leaving?