Does your life align with your priorities? Does your life align with what you say is most important? Reality is when life starts to get crazy our priorities start to go away. Jesse unpacks how we can reevaluate our priorities and then hang on to the things we value most.

We make ourselves so busy. We can't even wait to press "skip" five seconds into a youtube video. We probably don't even have time to listen to this whole podcast. Jesse unpacks the realities of being too busy in each aspect of our lives; From the physical to the spiritual.

Jesse talks about how the church is always changing and how that's a good thing. "We’ve always done it this way, so we keep doing it that way" is not ok anymore. You don’t get to turn off your brain when you follow God.

Jesse talks about what it means to be intentional and increasing. Sometimes you have to say no to good things in order to say yes to the best things.

Jesse talks about conviction, shame, puke and math. God loves getting into our mess and exchanging that shame for significance. *AUDIO WARNING: At the beginning Jesse mentions how we had some technical difficulties that our media team expertly overcame that wonderful morning. One part still affected was the actual volume level of this recording. It is MUCH lower than normal. We apologize for this and hope you remember to turn it down towards the end so the next thing you listen to doesn't cause you to say a dirty word.

Jesse unpacks what it looks like to be a part of God's family and how we can all play a part in it without having to get clean first. In other words, you don't need to shower before you jump into this swimming pool.

Jesse unpacks our mission statement and what the Bible says about being ROOTED in Jesus. Also Jesse shows us his horticulture skills.

Jesse teaches on 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 and what it means to become a “new creation” in Jesus. He also reveals the true identity of the “streaka’ in Yreka.”

Michelle shares a message on how to prioritize rest in a culture that glorifies business. To rest, is to trust.