Pastor Sam Kastensmidt leads us through Psalm 52, showing how David responds to betrayal and violence by anchoring himself in the steadfast love of God. When evil seems to have the upper hand, we’re invited to become like a planted olive tree, trusting that God’s covenant love outlasts every moment of darkness.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse opens our Lenten journey by exploring why God leads His people into the wilderness and what He intends to form in us there. As we learn from Psalm 59, we’re invited to trust Him as our refuge, surrender to His shaping work, and seek Him through prayer, fasting, and personal worship.

Pastor Brian Brookins unpacks Philippians 4:10–20, revealing that true contentment isn’t found in abundance or diminished by need but learned through dependence on Christ. As we explore the secret, practice, source, and goal of contentment, we’re invited to trust God’s provision, hold our desires loosely, and anchor our joy in the One who strengthens us in every circumstance.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse reminds us that the ‘weird stuff,’ properly understood, is simply normal Christianity, especially when it comes to spiritual warfare and freedom. As we confront unforgiveness, ungodly beliefs, generational sin, and unhealthy ties, we are invited to stand firm in Christ’s victory, resist the enemy, and put on the full armor of God through confession, authority, and prayer.

Pastor Charlie Halleran continues The Weird Stuff by addressing spiritual oppression, possession, and freedom through the victory of Jesus. As Scripture reveals Christ’s triumph over the powers of darkness, we’re invited to take comfort in belonging to Him, close the door to the enemy’s influence, and live in the freedom He has already secured.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse invites us to see beyond what is visible as Scripture reveals a spiritual reality filled with God’s presence and care. Through stories of healing, angelic protection, and unseen battles, we’re reminded that Jesus, the King of Angels, has come to rescue us, and that no matter what we face, we are never alone.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse helps us understand that what often feels like the ‘weird stuff’ of Christianity is actually normal, biblical faith—especially when it comes to spiritual opposition. By looking at who Satan is, what he’s up to, and how Scripture calls us to respond, we’re invited to submit ourselves to God, resist the accuser’s lies, and walk in the freedom of truth.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse helps us rethink the ‘weird stuff’—reminding us that gifts like tongues, healing, and prophecy aren’t strange, but expressions of the Holy Spirit’s real and present work in the church. As we look at Scripture and wrestle honestly with our expectations, we’re invited to trust the Lord who still speaks, believe for more, and open our lives to the Spirit’s power today.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse invites us to look beyond human wisdom and rediscover the power of the Holy Spirit at work in ordinary believers. Rooted in 1 Corinthians, we’re reminded that what often feels ‘weird’ in Christianity is actually normal life with God—His presence empowering our gifts, strengthening our faith, and calling us to believe for more of His supernatural work today.

Will Buschmann explores how Jesus’ miracles are not a suspension of the natural order, but a restoration of it—glimpses of God’s intention to heal what is broken and redeem what has gone wrong. Through the story of the man set free in Mark 5, we’re invited to see Jesus’ power not only as proof for our minds, but as a promise to our hearts that the world we long for is coming.