The people in our life are God's gifts. Who are you thankful for this Thanksgiving? This message celebrates the people who loved, supported and encouraged us along the way.

Our spiritual life is tended like a fire. We are intentional about growing in our faith. This message uses the image of fire to offer a few ideas about keeping your spiritual life glowing.

The Steven Curtis Chapman song, "Love Now" that closes the sermon can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWFJh_x18Gc

Jesus raised the bar when it comes to treated people well. He gave us a rule for loving well. This message reveals 3 things we want from others in our life.

What have you lost lately? Life is a series of losses that can with God's help, lead to celebration. But first, we must face our limitations.

Dark nights of the soul are part of our spiritual journey. This message offers help when you face these transformative seasons.

This message explores three things we learn from our family as we are growing up and how they impact our relationships.

How do you deal with the expectations that others have for you? What if you can't live up to them?

A basic introduction to "guarding our heart" to kick off the Emotionally Healthy Spirituality.

For some people, Christmas is lonely, awkward or harsh. It is less than ideal. It was for Mary, the mother of Jesus. This message focuses on finding the thread of joy that runs through the season.

In this special unedited edition of the podcast, we sit down with Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney to talk about courageous leadership. The questions focused on the formation of leadership, defining moments in leadership, faith and values and self-care. We hope this interview is helpful in your leadership growth.