What would you do with $20,000 more dollars a year? 10 hours more a week? We all have visions with what we could do with more but God has a vision for what we can do with what we have right now.

This week we are taking a different approach to our regular podcast, and this episode features a more condensed version of Sunday's message as well as some behind the scenes looks at what goes into creating the sermon. This is the opening message for our new series "Conversations" and we will be discussing why we often search for the life-giving fulfillment of Christ in things that will never satisfy.

The names we use or give to someone can either allow them to be who they really are, or confine them to our own expectations. Gideon did the latter when he laid out the famous “fleece” before the Lord. Give a listen to learn why this was a bad idea and how the Lord can be with us even when we’re headed the wrong way.

Our spiritual lives are about taking out the things that hurt our soul and putting in the things that nourish it and bring us closer to God. How do we take those unhealthy elements out? Sometimes we just need a spiritual sledgehammer.

Gideon brought something simple to God and He turned it into something sacred. This week we discuss what that looks like in our lives. Can God make something sacred out of our simple decisions?

How do you see yourself? Powerful? Anxious? Barely hanging on? Well, there is a great chance that God sees you differently and more accurately than you see yourself. And He has somethig to say about it.

Why is remembering so hard? Why is it so easy to hold on to stories that didn’t quite happen? Our memories can be a tool the Lord uses for us, and it starts with remembering how much we are loved. Pastor Bob brings us the message this week.

We all understand that bad thinks happen in life. But what do you do when you've done everything you can and now you are waiting on God? Why won't He do what we want?

If you really knew how Jesus sees you, what would your life look like? Our perceptions determine our actions, but they can often become skewed by outside influences. Guest speaker Rhianna Pierre joins us this week.