When two generations collided in the Bible story, strength and wisdom came together.

Ben looks at how the young king Jehoash and the old prophet Elisha worked together to create the arrow of victory.

When we say "yes" to Jesus, we say "yes" to being part of His family. And we effectively demonstrate that by what we wear. Our garments.

The style of cloth, the pattern, and the fabric all represents our family, our tribe, our company of people, the family of God.

And all the threads in our garments mean something. But what?

Listen in as Chevon explains through our shared history, shared hope, shared future, inheritance, and unity.

Often we think there must be an easier way. But we need to persevere. Problems help develop endurance and strength of character.

Chevon looks at Bible characters who persevered and trusted God, and reveals the incredible blessings this brings.

Ben uses the story in 2 Kings 5 of Naamen washing 7 times in the Jordan River to illustrate how trusting God means trusting His process of bringing about His promise to us.

This week, Rachel is asking the question, “Are you willing to be a coat hanger for God?”. God has loaned all of us a gift and he’s asking us to surrender it back to him. The truest act of worship is when we use our gifts to build God’s kingdom.

In his shorts, fresh from running a charity 10k race, Ben talks about running a race with Jesus and what an amazing improvement Jesus can make to our pace and progress.

Are our close friendships helping us to move closer to Jesus or causing us to move further away? We need friends who see what God wants us to be and help shape us into that. "Friends to our future". Rachel helps us to identify these types of friends.

How do we get real rest?

Chevon kicks off a brand new series about the Unforced Rhythms of Grace.

Listen in to discover how Jesus created a way for us to enjoy real rest, and how to enter into it.

Our view of our heavenly Father is often influenced by our view of our earthly father and his characteristics, good and bad. We need a strong fatherly example. So our guest speaker, Michal Apetauer from Brno in the Czech Republic, investigates the great relationship God the Father has with his Son Jesus.