Are you finding Malachi challenging? Rev. Griffen Cope says that Malachi is a book that calls us out. Have a listen.

After months of the pandemic keeping us out of our buildings, we can relate to the Israelites in this week's Scripture as they re-enter the Temple. But, as Rev. Will Shelton reminds us, we don't need a building to find God.

Have you ever considered reading Ecclesiastes as an answer to Proverbs? Rev. Tyler Christiansen tells us why we should.

Rev. Donna Godwin finds a Gospel message in Psalm 130.

Rev. Jake Herron gleans lessons on perseverance and prayer from James 1. Have a listen.

As you listen to Rev. Delaney Wray and think about the witnesses who have helped shaped you faith, have your journal or pen and paper ready!

When we feel overwhelmed by the work God calls us to, Rev. Robert Sturdivant encourages to look for that one person we can help.

Rev. Tyler Cantrell identifies with Jonah's all-too human response to God's call. How about you?

The readings from Acts this week remind Rev. Susan Groseclose that Jesus called his disciples—including us—to start in our own circle and go out and out and out until we reach the ends of the earth. How far are we willing to go?

Listen as Rachel McKelvy Boggs shares her thoughts on Amos 5, which has as important a message for the people of God in today's world as it did centuries ago.