With love being the key to maturity, it is important to distinguish the difference in loving those who will love you in return and loving as God loves. In today's episode, we examine this continuing in ! Corinthians 13.

As we continue to discuss the metric of spiritual growth and maturity, we examine 1 Corinthians 13 and love's relationship to spiritual growth. Learning to love from a place of knowing we are loved is the key.

In today's episode, we discuss the continuing passage in Ephesians of what the ultimate process of maturity takes us to; to look like Jesus.

In today's episode, we work on a passage in Hebrews where they were chided for lacking maturity in a reasonable amount of time. While everyone does not grow at the same pace, it is important to understand what makes us grow. Moving from milk to meat. Find out today what that means.

How did Jesus set the church up that we may grow individually and collectively? In today's episode, we dig into Ephesians 3 to discover the placement of the five-fold ministry designed to help equip us to serve. The growing believer is a serving believer. Enjoy!

Spiritual growth is a process of development. Today's episode discusses the writer of Hebrews message to them about the need for maturity and moving from children to mature believers that are more capable of fulfilling the purpose of the kingdom in the earth.

Embracing the identity of Jesus despite his reluctance to be at the front of line, is key to knowing how to overcome life's storms. In today's episode we discuss how kingdom doesn't always add up to the world's methods of appearance based expectations. Last becoming first is a foreign concept to so many, but for Christians, it is a way of life!

Many lessons from the Bible teach us of the need for faith. In today's episode, we continue discovering the passage where Jesus slept on the boat in the storm. So what do we glean from this lesson? Of course it teaches us the need for faith, but faith for what? Some may say it is for calming storms, but sleeping through storms is a far more practical purpose. We can rest as long as we trust Christ.

Going through a storm? So were the disciples. It wasn't their first so they knew how to navigate it right? Except this time they didn't. In today's episode we continue to look at the story of Jesus and the storm as we examine His ability to calm it. No matter what the storm is, Jesus is ALWAYS bigger than the storm you are in!

Have you ever felt as if God wasn't nearly as concerned about your storm as you are? All of us have been there! In today's episode, we discuss what brought the disciples to utter an unbelievable statement, "Don't you care that we perish?" What is it that causes us to abandon our faith, all while Jesus is merely feet away from us!