We don't get "bonus points" on Earth or in Heaven, but we are storing up our treasures in Heaven. You don't get bonus points for being the "best worrier", being busy, not resting, having the best social media, or doing things the way that society says they should be done.

We don’t have to look any further than our wrist or in our hand to be reminded of how much we have going on! And if you are like us, it is a lot! Most days our calendars are filled with reminders, appointments, practices, school things… filled with the Hustle of Life. It is easy to get weary, tired, and worn down. But that is exactly when we need to hear from God the most. Sometimes, hearing from God in the weary times is what keeps us going!

We’re glad you’re joining us for an episode that we believe will help each one of us become more in tune with the Holy Spirit. Today as we chat, we pray each of us gains a fresh perspective into our feelings and how to handle them.

Today we want to talk to you about an addiction that I believe we all have to confront at some point in our lives. Just like any addictive substance for some it's easier to give up than others or maybe it's something that you were never really pick up, to begin with. Nonetheless, we all will come face to face with this tempter and it's critical we know how to move past it.

The Sabbath is one of the ten commandments, and we often keep nine of them, but we don't always honor the Sabbath. In this episode, we discuss keeping the 4th commandment.

Are you really free?

We as Americans get to celebrate our independence and live freely, and that is something we often take for granted. The question that we are discussing today is, are we really free in Christ?

Today we want to talk about a struggle we all face. Some are better at dealing with it than others. But we will all come face to face with this issue and must learn to deal with it in a healthy manner. What is the struggle we are talking about? People pleasing.

Have you ever considered the pace of your life? Paul talks about in 1 Corinthians 9 running the race in such a way that you may win. Each of us is in a race to get to the finish line of Heaven. But like every athlete, especially runners, we must learn to keep the pace that allows us to finish strong.