This week on Further, Chris Carr joins Brenton Grimm to continue the conversation on Habakkuk. They discuss why lament is an essential part of the Christian life, the difference between complaining about God and complaining to Him, why healthy Christians both grieve and rejoice, and how Habakkuk 2:4 shapes our understanding of faith. They also explore why holiness can feel like an old-fashioned idea, how God’s character gives us confidence in prayer, and the hope Habakkuk offers to anyone walking through suffering today.

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This week on Further, Brenton sits down with Nathan Williams, Coleman Reed, and Nate Todd to continue the conversation on the book of Micah.

The discussion goes beyond Micah 6:8 to explore the larger message of the book: God’s justice, His discipline, His mercy, and His relentless pursuit of His people. Along the way, the pastors talk honestly about modern-day idols, the difference between obedience and empty religious activity, how God’s loving discipline exposes what we’ve been trusting more than Him, and why remembering His faithfulness is one of the greatest weapons against wandering hearts.

The episode closes with the hope of Micah 7:18–20, reminding us that no one is beyond God’s mercy. For anyone weighed down by sin, trapped in idolatry, or exhausted from trying to earn God’s favor, these final verses point us back to the God who delights in steadfast love and casts our sins into the depths of the sea.

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In this episode of Further, Brenton Grimm sits down with Chris, Paul Fischbach, and Clay Baker to discuss Amos and the biblical call to justice rooted in the character of God. The conversation explores how prosperity, comfort, and cultural success can lead believers to confuse God’s blessing with God’s approval, while neglecting the needs of the vulnerable around them. Chris, Paul, and Clay reflect on the difference between biblical justice and cultural definitions of justice, emphasizing the importance of allowing Scripture to shape both convictions and compassion. They also wrestle with difficult questions surrounding poverty, immigration, and caring for the sojourner, seeking to apply biblical principles while navigating modern political and social realities. Throughout the episode, the discussion returns to the dignity of every person as an image bearer of God and the church’s calling to pursue justice, mercy, and faithful obedience in everyday life.

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In this episode of Further, Paul Fischbach and Pastor Chris discuss the launch of Harmony’s summer series through the Minor Prophets and why these often-overlooked books remain deeply relevant for Christians today. The conversation explores Joel’s message of repentance, the Day of the Lord, and how God uses both personal and corporate trials to awaken people to their need for Him. Paul and Chris wrestle with difficult questions about suffering, judgment, and God’s sovereignty, clarifying the difference between living in a fallen world and assuming that individual hardship is always a direct result of personal sin. They also reflect on the ongoing role of repentance in the Christian life and why spiritual maturity often brings a deeper awareness of one’s need for God’s grace. Throughout the episode, they emphasize that the Minor Prophets reveal not only God’s holiness and justice, but also His mercy, patience, and desire to restore those who return to Him.

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In this episode of Further, Brenton Grimm sits down with Matt Mitchell and Nathan Williams to wrap up Harmony’s two-year journey through the Gospel of John. The conversation explores Peter’s tendency to become distracted by another disciple’s calling and how that same temptation shows up in our own lives through comparison, anxiety, pride, and misplaced focus. Matt and Nathan reflect on John’s final words about Jesus, discussing both the sufficiency of what Scripture reveals and the wonder of all that remains beyond our understanding. Along the way, they consider the practical implications of Jesus as Creator and Sustainer, and why cultivating awe is essential to the Christian life. 

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In this episode of Further, Brenton Grimm and Clay Baker discuss John 21 and the quiet but profound way Jesus calls his disciples back to himself after the resurrection. The conversation explores how easily Christians drift into distraction, comfort, and old patterns, even while believing the right things about Jesus. Clay reflects on vocation, ambition, and ordinary faithfulness, arguing that the Christian life is not reserved for pastors or missionaries but is lived out through everyday obedience and Spirit-filled work. They also wrestle with discouragement, suffering, and the temptation toward pride in ministry, ultimately pointing back to Christ as the one who builds and sustains his church. Throughout the episode, the focus remains on the deeper invitation behind the mission itself—not merely serving Jesus, but enjoying him and finding lasting joy in his presence.  

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In today’s episode, Brenton and Chris dive into the difficult but essential topic of surrender and submission in the Christian life, exploring why trusting God and earthly authority can feel so challenging. They discuss how pride, control, past wounds, and a low view of eternity often keep believers from fully surrendering to Christ and embracing the centrality of the cross. The conversation also examines how some churches subtly drift away from a gospel-centered focus by emphasizing self-improvement over the transforming power of Jesus’ sacrifice. Chris offers practical insight into spiritual growth, church leadership, trust, and why true sanctification goes deeper than simply managing outward behavior. The episode closes with an honest and encouraging discussion about the importance of community, shepherding, and faithfully investing in the local church. 

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In today’s episode of Further, Chris Carr and Brenton Grimm discuss Jesus’ invitation to find true rest in Him rather than in religion, productivity, or self-reliance. They explore how modern culture rewards busyness and individualism while often leaving people spiritually exhausted. The conversation unpacks the difference between healthy hard work and living at an unsustainable pace, along with the importance of Sabbath and trusting God with our limitations. Chris explains that following Jesus is not about escaping responsibility, but about taking on Christ’s yoke and being transformed by Him. The episode closes with a conversation about overcoming guilt-driven spirituality and learning to experience Jesus as gentle, gracious, and present through Scripture and community

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In today’s episode, Brenton and Chris continue their conversation on the soul, challenging the common tendency to either ignore it or misunderstand it as something vague and detached from everyday life. They explore how this confusion impacts spiritual growth, especially in seasons where God feels distant, emphasizing that such experiences are more common—and more purposeful—than many assume. Drawing from Psalms like 42 and 88, they highlight the importance of honest, unfiltered prayer and the role of endurance, community, and God’s grace in times of struggle. The discussion also addresses the tension between viewing depression as purely physical versus purely spiritual, encouraging a more holistic, biblically grounded perspective. Ultimately, the episode points listeners toward practical ways to pursue hope, reminding them that even in darkness, God is at work shaping deeper faith and dependence on Him.

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In today’s episode, Paul Fischbach fills in for Brenton Grimm and sits down with Pastor Chris to reflect on what God has been doing through Harmony’s “All In” journey. They share stories of life change from recent events and celebrate the growth happening across the church, both spiritually and practically. The conversation then shifts into a deeper look at what the Bible means by the “soul” and how it relates to our identity and relationship with God. Pastor Chris explains how our souls can be spiritually alive or dead and what it means to truly experience life in Christ. The episode wraps up with encouragement to examine our faith, find assurance in God’s work, and look ahead to the upcoming series on hope, rest, and surrender

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