Jonathan shares several scriptures about how God is our rock.

Daryl speaks about how we are not destined to just fill the desires of our flesh, but we are destined for more. The caterpillar and the butterfly are one; one in the changes that goes on inside. Things that used to satisfy us will no longer when we've been changed. When change comes, celebrate the new life.

David speaks about we can move forward in our faith when the way forward isn't clear. It's in process that yields progress, and there is clarity in unity, and purpose is found in service.

Daryl speaks about how it takes faith to realize our battle is not with people but with powers and principalities. As we behold God and look to the higher reality it helps keep things in proper perspective.

Daryl speaks on how the story of Job in the Bible and how he paints a picture of someone going through extreme pain and crisis, yet he holds onto trusting in the Lord all the way to the end. Life comes fully equipped with trials which we were never meant to fix ourselves.

Daryl speaks on how we are called to have hope and to persevere, difficulty is not a new issue for the people of God, and we are not called to quit. We are responsible for the level of hope we carry within us.

Dan Heroy speaks on hell and the varying views on it, while also choosing to focus on a big view of God and the work of Christ.

Sarina speaks on how we hear God's voice is often different for each person, so it is important to notice how God speaks to you. And most often it seems God speaks in stillness. Developing the practice of listening helps bread deep and true connection with God and with one another.

Daryl speaks on how we need to see ourselves as Jesus sees us; irresistibly lovable. Our perspective affects our vision; how we know ourselves and how we know others.

Daryl speaks about how God is always with us, that He never leaves us or forsakes us; He walks with us. And He has a plan for our lives that is a higher purpose than what we might see for ourselves.