Have you drifted from God's Word? You're not alone—and it's not too late to come back. In this episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox close out the book of 2 Kings 20–25 (NLT) by exploring the story of King Josiah and the rediscovery of God's Word. Together, they discuss what happens when we neglect Scripture, why spiritual drift often happens slowly, and how God's Word can revive our hearts and redirect our lives. Whether you've fallen behind in your Bible reading or feel distant from God, this episode offers practical steps and fresh encouragement to help you reconnect with Him. Remember: you don't have to catch up—you just have to come back.

Is prayer your first response—or your last resort? In this episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox dive into 2 Kings 15–19 (NLT) and the powerful example of King Hezekiah, who responded to overwhelming fear by taking his problems straight to God. Together, they explore what prayer was meant to be—not a magic formula or a checklist, but a genuine conversation that deepens our relationship with God and strengthens our faith. From praying with expectation to trusting God before the answer comes, this episode challenges listeners to take an honest look at their own prayer life and discover how prayer can bring peace, power, and purpose in today's fast-paced world.

Half the year is gone—but your purpose isn't. In this encouraging episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox unpack 2 Kings 10–14 (NLT) and the story of King Jehu—a man who wasn't perfect but knew how to move when God called. If you've fallen behind on your goals, your spiritual disciplines, your health, or your dreams, this conversation is your reminder that it's never too late to start again. Through practical encouragement and biblical insight, the hosts explore why we often get stuck in overthinking, procrastination, and distraction, and why small, faithful steps can lead to life-changing progress. Stop waiting for the perfect moment—God can do incredible things with your next step. It's time to get going.

What are you really looking at—your problems or God's provision? In this episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox explore 2 Kings 5–9 (NLT) and the powerful contrast between human perspective and God's reality. From Naaman's healing to Elisha's servant seeing the heavenly army, this conversation tackles the challenge of "spiritual myopia"—becoming so focused on what's in front of us that we lose sight of the God who is guiding us. In a world filled with bad news, fear, and uncertainty, this episode challenges listeners to ask one life-changing question: What do you see? Discover how faith reshapes your perspective and why God's provision is often closer than you think

We say God can do anything—but do we really believe it when we're facing impossible situations? In this inspiring episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox walk through 2 Kings 1–4 (NLT) and the incredible miracles performed through the prophet Elisha. From multiplying oil for a widow to raising a child from the dead, these stories challenge listeners to examine their own faith and ask a difficult question: Is there anything too hard for God? This conversation explores how miracles still show up today, why many believers struggle to expect God to move, and how faith grows while we're waiting on God to do the impossible. If you've ever wondered whether God can still work a miracle in your life, this episode is for you.

Can you have strong faith and still struggle with depression, loneliness, or emotional exhaustion? In this honest and thought-provoking episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox explore the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 17–22 (NLT)—a prophet who experienced one of the greatest victories in Scripture, only to find himself overwhelmed and ready to quit. Together, they discuss mental health in the church, the realities of depression among believers, insights from Rick Warren's personal journey through grief, and what current research reveals about emotional wellness. This powerful conversation reminds listeners that struggling emotionally is not the same as failing spiritually—and that God often meets us in our darkest moments.

In this episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox explore 1 Kings 12–16 (NLT) and the tragic division of Israel after Solomon's reign. What started as pride, poor leadership, and spiritual compromise eventually fractured an entire kingdom. Sound familiar? From political polarization and church conflicts to family struggles and personal battles, division is still one of the enemy’s most effective tools. This honest and timely conversation challenges listeners to ask: Am I divided? More importantly, it offers practical ways to reconnect with God, heal broken relationships, and bridge the divides that threaten our homes, churches, and communities. Because when we separate ourselves from God, everybody loses.

In this episode of Make It Make Sense, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox kick off the Kingdom Business series with a deep dive into 1 Kings 1–11 (NLT) and the life of Solomon. Blessed with wisdom, wealth, influence, and opportunity, Solomon had everything he needed to succeed—yet he still drifted from God. Why? Because wisdom without obedience is dangerous. This conversation challenges listeners to examine where they may be straddling the fence between faith and compromise. Are you fully committed to God, or trying to balance two worlds? Join us as we explore practical ways to get off the fence, choose obedience, and live with undivided devotion this summer.

In Part 2 of this powerful retrospective episode, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox unpack how culture, social media, identity, and everyday pressure are shaping people’s faith in real time. From viral influence to spiritual confusion and staying faithful through suffering, this conversation speaks directly to the tension of living for God in a loud and distracted world. Grounded in the Scriptures from this first trimester, this episode challenges listeners to stay rooted, think critically, and keep their faith strong when life gets heavy.

In Part 1 of this special Make It Make Sense retrospective, David Brown, Pastor Floyd Lee, and Vicki Cox keep it real about the pressure people are carrying in today’s culture. From financial stress and hustle culture to burnout and mental exhaustion, this conversation connects the first trimester of Scripture readings to everyday life in the Black community and beyond. Honest, practical, and culturally aware, this episode challenges listeners to stop just surviving and start managing their money, mind, and peace God’s way.