This week Brandon Taylor joins us to talk about the new church plant in Port Saint Lucie. When thinking about how to reach a new community, Brandon explains that he came out of a worldly background—whether enslaved to immorality, drugs, or the shallow waters of superficial Christianity—and how those things create a burden for those still trapped in darkness. The discussion centers on Psalm 16, where David models how to maintain faith during trials by declaring God as our ultimate refuge and portion. When difficulty strikes at 3 AM and our minds race with catastrophic thoughts, we learn that the Holy Spirit uses Scripture to instruct our hearts, reminding us that God is our inheritance, our cup, our everything. The central challenge presented is this: when suffering comes, will we chase after false comforts that multiply our sorrows, or will we turn to the Lord Himself as our good? This isn't just theoretical theology—it's the practical reality that God's people need answers from God's Word, especially when we're in the trenches of prolonged trials and can barely see beyond the next day. We need help getting altitude on our circumstances to see God's goodness and His grander purposes at work.