Shane Wood returns for a powerful conversation with Shan and Nic and offers insight into difficult questions. What do you do when the people you love begin to lose their faith? What do you do when people ask difficult questions about God? What do you do when you personally begin to doubt? These questions can be disorienting but we don't need to panic. Shane provides a clear pathway forward through transparency and conversation.

Nic and Matt discuss the decline in church attendance in America and the potential consequences for future generations. They identify the reasons behind this decline, including societal emphasis on work and individual accomplishment. They emphasize the importance of belonging and actively engaging with one another in the church community. Pastor Matt calls for prioritizing the Sunday gathering and active participation, especially for the next generation, to pass on the faith and demonstrate the love of Jesus. Finally, they offer a call to action, urging believers to prioritize the gathering and actively participate in "one-anothering" within the church.

Death will probably always create some degree of fear for us. Whether it is the fear of pain or how we will die, or our fear of losing those closest to us; it is normal for us to fear death. However, there are times when that fear is unhealthy and crippling. Amanda, Matt, and Nic discuss near-death experiences and the finality of people close to them dying. They share hope that Jesus offers not only life after death, but a freedom to live fully while we are alive. There is hope available to you right now.