As followers of Christ, we are called to give. "Not reluctantly or under compulsion, because God loves a cheerful giver." But how do we get there? What happens if our hearts aren't in the space to give? How do we become cheerful givers? Often times we just feel guilted into giving, but that isn't what God wants for us! Today we dive into the heart behind giving and the incredible cycle that God created for us to experience whenever we give.

When difficult times come, we know we are supposed to trust God, but how do we actually do that? Why is it something that is so difficult? Today we look at the story of Joseph and try to find out how he was able to trust God through all the ups and downs of his life. (Sorry the first 5 minutes were lost due to audio issues!)

As we head into the fall season, things can get so busy that we often lose sight of what we are trying to accomplish or what we want to focus on. That is why it is so important to maintain clear vision. But beyond what our vision for the fall or even the rest of our lives might be, what is God's vision for our lives and for His people?

Today Allan dives deeper into the story after Jesus' resurrection from the grave. What details have we missed in reading the story? What implications do those details have for us today?

What is so good about the Good News? How can we help others learn about it? John follows Paul's journey through the book of Acts and highlights the ways that we, as Followers of Jesus should share and respond to the Good News of Jesus.

We appreciate our freedom and we celebrate it each year. We know freedom wasn't free, but as followers of Christ, what are we supposed to do with our freedom? As we look today at the story of Paul, Silas and the Philippian Jailer, we see hints of what we are called to use our freedom for. Not for ourselves, but for others.

Taking a break from our Transformed Series this week. It is important to take time to stop, reflect, and recalibrate. Often times we can feel ourselves becoming so busy that, despite the best of intentions, we make choices that don't actually reflect what is best. Today we look at the a story during Jesus' life where he challenges one of his followers to choose what is best. This is a call for us as well, especially in our age of hustle culture and sensory overload.

What happens when we make one to many mistakes? Is it still possible for God to use us? Is it true that we can be "too far gone"? Today we look at the story of Paul's conversion and how Jesus was able not only to redeem him, but to redeem his story as well and use it as a powerful testimony for God's redemptive work. Not only that, but we will also take a look at the role of believers in Jesus' redemptive work of others.

The Christian walk is not a singular moment of transformation. Rather it is a continuous process. It isn't pleasant but how do we lean into the process rather than shy away from it? Today, we look into the interesting story of Simon the Sorcerer, and try to answer the question of how do we continue to lean into the refining process.

Obedience is not a word that is very popular today. Living in a country where we love to be our own boss and freedom is paramount, how do we as Christians balance living free while still living in submission to our Lord? Today we dive into the challenging topic of obedience, especially when things don't make sense or are difficult.