This episode is about hanging on to the conviction that God will never leave us or forsake us, particularly when we are facing scary, difficult, and really challenging times.

This episode is about the wonder, captivating mystery of God and all of the beauty therein.

This episode is about the art of listening and why it is so important for us to actively listen to one another.; not just listen to respond but rather listen to learn. It also touches on why it's important to not allow ourselves to be consumed by anger. Anger can be USED as a tool, but we are not to allow anger to USE us.

This episode is about how we are not to LOVE money because money, at the end of the day, is not our Provider. God is.

This episode is about the Prophet Jeremiah also known as The Weeping Prophet, who is grieved by the destruction of his country and his people Israel. He finds comfort, though, in the steadfastness of God and he is able to acknowledge GREAT is THY faithfulness no matter what. 

This episode is about the diversity of the church and how it is a MAJOR strength but also presents its challenges. How can we overcome the challenges of embracing differences?

This episode is about Spiritual Gifts. How do you know what your Spiritual Gift is? Check out this episode to learn more!

This episode is about how we are all called to do a great work in Jesus Christ. What does it mean to be called? Check out this episode to learn more!

This episode is about Ezekiel the Street Preacher who was called to speak the truth to all of the false prophets. It emphasizes that we should be following GOD'S will instead of our OWN will. Do you know the difference between the two?

This episode is about how spiritually wise Jesus was at such a young age. The spirit of the Lord can come upon anyone, no matter how old they are. It is also about how we can learn more about God's will for life if we read his autobiography: The Bible! I asked God one day, "How can I get to know you better? How can I dive deep? How can I learn your ways for me and learn more about you?" And he said, "Read my book".