So what does God's will look like in practice, in reality, in our own lives? The guys start in Romans 12 and wrap up our series on God's will.

Benson and Sean move from an overview of God's will into the more practical applications of what it means to discern God's will in our own lives, with a look today at 1 Peter 4.

The guys continue the series on God's will with a look at one of possibly the most asked questions by people of faith: what is God's will for me in this instance/decision? Scripture for today is Luke 22, Jesus' prayer in the garden.

Benson and Sean continue their look at God's will for our lives, and use 1 Thessalonians 4 as the jumping off point into a discussion on the "general" will of God.

Benson and Sean kick off our new series on God's Will with a look at what God's ultimate will is for us, with a study of Colossians 1.

The guys wrap up the week of worship with a look at one of the best worship songs of the last decade or so, Death Was Arrested by North Point Inside Out.

The guys launch today's discussion off of Housefire's Yes And Amen and talk about what it means to really mean it when we say "amen" to God.

The guys dive into United Pursuit's Head to the Heart on today's podcast - and manage to disparage both Tom Petty and King David in the process.

Our second worship song of the week is It Is Well With My Soul, written by Horatio Spafford. The version the guys play today is by Shane & Shane.

The guys welcome into the Coop their special guest for the week, Adam Ruggieri. Adam is the contemporary worship director at Gainesville UMC and Revive House Church and joins the podcast this week for a look at the songs we sing and the messages that we as followers of Christ should take from them. They open up today with a look at Reckless Love by Cory Asbury and a passage out of Matthew 18.