What does it look like to be a person after God’s own heart? Ben Crouse looks at King David from 1 Samuel 17:41-49 as an example of character desired by God and how to take every thought captive.

How does the example of Saul speak to what God desires of our giving? Using 1 Samuel 15, Steve Welch how our obedience shows our love.

The sons of Eli the High Priest show us what barren worship can look like from 1 Samuel 4:10-22. Ben Phebus uses these examples to challenge us to examine how we are honoring God and others.

By looking at the story of Hannah and the birth of Samuel from 1 Samuel 5:1-20, Dan Currie shows how the unfailing love of God can help us persevere through any season of barrenness.

How the Trinity relates to each other can shed light on how we can love others well, especially our spouses. Using verses from Ephesians 5, Dan Currie speaks practically on how to seek the best for the other.

How does God’s oneness apply to marriage? Dan Currie talks about the marriage relationship imaging God, and how we can work from hurt to harmony in our relationships.

Matt Zainea and Senior Research Fellow Michael Miller from the Acton Institute discuss a Christian perspective on politics, wrapping up the Light in the Darkness series.

Is it possible to be light in what can feel like the darkness of current politics? Ben uses an example from the book of Mark to discuss what it means to be light in our every day lives, and the implications in the political arena.

Caring in the midst of a pandemic can be daunting. Matt Zainea has a conversation with guests Mike Post (a health care professional) and Kevin Shuneson (an elementary teacher) to show how bringing light can happen in practical, meaningful ways.

Instead of grumbling or disputing, the church is called to be a light, especially during a pandemic. Ben Crouse explores how we can humbly move towards others with Christ as our example.