Milestones

What if nothing is “wrong”… but something is just out of place? In this episode, we walk through Colossians 1 and rediscover who Jesus really is. He's not just a part of our lives, but the One who holds everything together. When He moves from the center, everything starts to feel off. But when He’s restored to His rightful place, everything begins to realign.

In this episode, we explore how God brings healing to the whole person: heart, soul, mind, and strength. We talk about how trauma and life’s wounds can shape the way we see ourselves and even how we experience God’s presence. Yet Scripture reminds us that God invites us to bring every burden, every fear, and every honest emotion to Him.

In this episode of Milestones, we begin a new series exploring the Psalms and the deeply personal ways they give voice to our relationship with God. The Psalms remind us that faith isn’t lived only in moments of victory, but also in seasons of testing, refining, and honest conversation with the Lord.

This week on Milestones, we’re talking about the culture we create in our closest relationships. Anchored in Proverbs 14, we explore what it means to “build your house” through tone, repair, encouragement, unity, and joy. Marriage and friendships don’t drift because of one big moment, they erode or strengthen through daily choices. This conversation helps us reflect Jesus not just in what we believe, but in the atmosphere we cultivate at home and in every close relationship.

In this episode of Milestones, we explore what it truly means to build godly relationships through Christlike wisdom, rooted in Luke 6. Godly relationships don’t fail because we lack truth, but because we struggle to surrender our motives, timing, and tone. We discuss how to start with the heart, listen to understand and hold grace and truth together.

You can’t build healthy, godly relationships until your identity is anchored in Christ. In this episode, we explore how identity shapes the way we relate to others, how unhealed wounds show up in our reactions, why awareness matters, and what it looks like to take responsibility for healing. Through Scripture, real-life stories, and honest conversation, this teaching walks through how knowing who you are in Christ brings clarity, maturity, and freedom into every relationship.

In this episode of Milestones, we explore how Bible study isn’t about knowing more — it’s about seeing differently. Many of us have access to the Bible, but still struggle with depth. We read familiar passages without slowing down long enough to let them change us.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, rushed, or intimidated by Bible study, this conversation is an invitation to slow down, ask better questions, and let God meet you right where you are.

What does it actually look like to open the Bible and hear from God for yourself?

In this episode, we kick off a new season of Milestones talking about why the Bible matters, the difference between reading and studying God’s Word, and simple, practical tools that help Scripture move from the page into real life. Along the way, we normalize questions, dismantle intimidation, and practice engaging the Word in a way that’s personal, approachable, and Spirit-led.

Whether you’re brand new to the Bible or have been around it for years, this conversation will help you build confidence, deepen your relationship with God, and take your next step with Him — one passage at a time.

In the final week of our Stay Close series, we explore what it means to stay close to the cross and the empty tomb through John 18–21. This episode walks through four powerful movements of the story: Jesus finishing the work on the cross, the empty tomb revealing that hope is never dead, Mary Magdalene encountering the risen Jesus in a deeply personal way, and Peter being restored and re-commissioned after failure.

Together, these moments show us that staying close to Jesus means remembering His sacrifice, living in resurrection power, listening for His voice, and stepping into the purpose He calls us to.