In this episode, we explore Jesus’ Parable of the Weeds and the uncomfortable reality that wheat and weeds can grow side by side. What do we do when it’s hard to tell who is genuine and who is simply “looking the part”?
Jesus challenges us not to rush to judge or label others, but to trust God with the final harvest while focusing on our own growth and fruit. In a world full of mixed messages, mixed motives, and even mixed faith, the question isn’t simply, “Who are the weeds?” It’s, “Am I growing as wheat?”
Join us as we talk about authenticity, patience, discernment, and what it looks like to stay rooted in Jesus while growing in a mixed field.

In this episode, we dive into Jesus’ Parable of the Sower and the four kinds of soil that represent different ways our hearts respond to God’s Word. From hard and distracted hearts to shallow faith, crowded lives, and ultimately good soil that produces fruit, we’ll take an honest look at what may be keeping God’s Word from taking root in us.
This isn’t about judging someone else’s soil—it’s about examining our own. What are the “birds,” “rocks,” and “thorns” competing for space in your heart? And what does it actually look like to become good soil that hears, holds onto, and lives out the message of Jesus?
Come ready to check your soil, get honest, and discover how God can cultivate a heart that produces lasting fruit.

Is it smart to mix Christianity with other beliefs? Does human wisdom improve the gospel? And do we even need to live morally if we believe in Jesus? We finish the series by exploring why Christ is all-sufficient and how that changes the way we live.

Should we worship angels? Was Jesus only partly divine? Is secret spiritual knowledge required to be “in”? This week we confront false ideas about who Jesus is and why He alone is worthy of our full attention and worship.

Is the physical world evil? Do extra rules and strict self-denial make us more spiritual? In this episode we unpack three ancient heresies that still sneak into our lives today—and discover why only Christ truly saves and frees us.

How many times do you have to be told to do or not do something before you actually do it? Listen in as we talk about immediate obedience, delayed obedience, and how God is faithful no matter what.

What is The Law? What did Jesus actually free us from? What’s so important about the Holy Spirit? Our bible study answers these three questions.

Fear is a common experience for all of us. The truth is, life is scary. We wrestle with internal feelings like anxiety or depression and external dangers that can harm our physical bodies. We want to be honest with students about fear and encourage them to let the words of theScripture shape their perspective. Three hundred sixty-five times, we are told not to fear. God knew this would be a challenge for us. We find the solution for fear in His presence.

Chill Out: Having an Un-Offendable Spirit
In a world where everyone seems ready to take offense, Jesus calls us to something different. This week, we talk about what it means to develop an un-offendable spirit—not ignoring hurt, but responding with grace, wisdom, and maturity. Discover how to handle conflict the Jesus way, why direct conversations beat group chats and social media drama, and how your words have the power to heal or hurt. Learn practical ways to build a culture of encouragement and become the kind of person who refuses to let offense control their life.

“Hey, Big Mouth! : Don’t Call Me Out Like That” dives into the difference between biblical accountability and simply calling people out. In a culture that celebrates sarcasm, public embarrassment, and “keeping it real,” Jesus calls us to something different: speaking truth in love. This message explores how correction should restore people, not shame them, and why gentleness, humility, and grace matter when helping others grow in Christ.