What does the spiritual practice of meditation look like for Christians? Chael shares on Christians focusing on being With God, and considering His Words, Works, and Ways. 

Katie explores the spiritual practice of silence and solitude, how it transformed her faith, and some practical tips on how to be present in the moment with Jesus.

Ish Lopez (arguably one of Fusion's most joyful members)  shares on the spiritual practice of feasting, and how believers can be free and confident in their ability to celebrate.

You would think a sermon about the spiritual discipline of 'study' would be boring--but you'd be wrong about this one. Inspiring and thought-provoking, Chael shares some encouragement about disciples who study.

Daniel shares a word with us about the spiritual practice of prayer...first by taking us through the history of humanity and broken connection with God, to the redemptive work of Jesus on the cross and the restored relationship through the Holy Spirit. Listen for some super-practical tips, and stories about how Daniel and his wife Kat have learned more about prayer throughout their marriage.

Special guest and friend (and missionary in Peru) Mark Burgess teaches us about the spiritual practice of service. He also had some encouraging words for our community in the end.

Practicing Christians should have generosity built into their lifestyle because Jesus modeled this for us so well. Listen to feel inspired to give in your time, talent and treasures.

In our new summer series "Fit For Life: Spiritual Practices for Summer and Beyond, Chael dives in to the practice of worship. Worship is not FOR us, but it FORMS us. It's unnatural for us to not worship. So how do we live a life of worshp, of "living sacrifices" as Romans 12:1 tells us to? 

What does family look like in the Kingdom of God? How can we be healed from our own family stories? Chael examines Matthew 12:46-50.

Reading out of the Gospel of Matthew 12:15-37, we learn about 'the unforgivable sin.' This is a passage that many Christians have widely feared due to a lack of understanding, but context and proper interpretation are key.