The final collection of the Psalms looks ahead to the day evil will be conquered through an unlikely power: God’s love. Brandon explores Psalm 107 and how the biblical view of God’s love is much more expansive than a mere feeling of admiration for another.

After the turmoil of book 3, the collection of Psalms in book 4 resets us to fundamental realities about ourselves, the world and God. Brandon explores the most ancient Psalm and its wisdom for how we live our lives each day.

There are times in our lives it feels like God is silent and we are permanently stuck in neutral. Don explores the practice of lament in Psalm 73 and 74 as well as the time to move on from lament, to move forward into the future God has for each […]

In one of the bleakest periods, the Israelites recommitted themselves to the reality that God is a safe place to hide in times of trouble. Brandon explore the second collection of Psalms and how we can “be still” in our crazy lives and world.

The first collection of Psalms called the Israelites then, and us today, back to following God in all areas of our lives. Brandon explores Psalm 19 to discover how we see God moving in the world and in our lives.

The Psalms have been read, prayed and sung over thousands of years. Don introduces us to this prayerbook of lament, song and praise, to discover how we root ourselves in God no matter our present circumstances.

Finding someone pretty or handsome is not lust; what we do with that thought next could be. Brandon explores the story of David & Bathsheba and the necessary guardrails we need in our lives to build chastity.

Not only can we overindulge in food and drink but also with technology and any of the fads that arise. Brandon explores Jesus’ challenge to focus on what truly matters in life through the 2005 film Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Of the 43 parables, stories with a lesson Jesus shares, 27 of them are about wealth and money. Greed has the power to completely consume us. Brandon explores Jesus’ teachings on generosity and the rom-com It Could Happen to You.

Sloth believes in nothing, cares for nothing and finds purpose in nothing. Brandon explores Jesus’ story of the three servants and the 2008 film Wall-E to build diligence in our lives to combat the sin of apathy.