What if prayer is about more than getting answers? In Matthew 6, Pastor Collin reflects on the Lord’s Prayer to reveal prayer as an invitation into relationship with the Father. Rather than changing outcomes, prayer shapes our dependence and aligns our will with His. Set aside time to approach God honestly and let surrender become the focus of your conversations with Him.

Do you ever sense a nudge from God that’s easy to ignore? Drawing from Acts 2 and John 14, Pastor Collin shows how God’s presence now dwells within His people through the Spirit. This presence is not distant but active, guiding and empowering believers. Walk in dependence on Him, listen for His voice, and take steps of obedience beyond your comfort zone.

What does it actually look like to be the church in a divided world? In 1 Corinthians 11, Ryan McDonald examines how early believers struggled with selfishness that distorted their community and worship. True community reflects Christ’s sacrificial love through unity and care for one another. Evaluate your attitudes and pursue relationships that embody that kind of love.

Have you ever held a Bible your whole life but still struggled to see how it fits together? Tracing the unity of Scripture, Pastor Collin highlights how its many authors and centuries of writing all point to one story centered in Jesus Christ. Every promise and prophecy ultimately finds fulfillment in Him. Engage Scripture daily, allowing it to deepen not just your understanding but your relationship with God.

Have you ever wondered how to know when to talk about faith with someone? In John 4, Pastor Collin reflects on Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman, showing how He moved toward people in the middle of their circumstances. Because Jesus meets people where they are, we are called to do the same. Pay attention to moments of need and be ready to respond with prayer and care.

Have you ever experienced something so good you couldn’t keep it to yourself? Looking at John 1 and John 4, Pastor Collin follows the pattern of Jesus’ earliest followers as each person, after encountering Him, immediately invited someone else. The focus isn’t on mastering explanations but on sharing an experience. Make simple, intentional invitations a regular part of your life and watch how God uses them.

Why is it that we're grateful someone told us about Jesus, yet hesitant to share Him ourselves? In Acts 4, Pastor Collin highlights Peter and John standing before powerful leaders with boldness rooted not in confidence, but in trust that God was at work. Their courage came from prayer and conviction, not personality. Ask God to strengthen your faith and give you boldness in the moments He has already placed before you.

What do you do when you get the best news of your life — do you keep it to yourself? Drawing from 2 Kings 7, Pastor Collin points to four unlikely messengers who discovered abundance and realized it was meant to be shared. Following Jesus means participating in that same calling — bringing good news to others. Wherever you are, you are positioned to impact someone’s faith; ask God to use your life this week.

Have you ever felt like God showed up too late? In John 11, Pastor Collin walks through the raising of Lazarus, showing how Jesus’ delay was part of a greater purpose rooted in love. Even in grief, He is present and working toward restoration. Trust Him, knowing that He is both the resurrection and the life.