The Pharisees want to know when the Kingdom of God will arrive. Jesus says it's already here. Today we talk about what it looks like to stop waiting for the Kingdom to show up and start noticing that it already has. (S7E3)

Ten lepers were healed. Only one came back. Today we talk about the difference between receiving a gift and actually stopping to acknowledge where it came from — and what the one who returned received that the other nine didn't. (S7E2)

 A new season, a new month, and one honest question before we dive in: what does faithfulness actually look like for me in August — not in a dramatic sense, but in the small, daily sense? Today we set an intention for the month ahead. (S7E1) 

Today includes extended teaching beyond our usual five minutes. Jesus gives a sobering warning about leading others astray — and then, right alongside it, one of His hardest commands: forgive, even when it's repeated, even when it's hard. Tina expounds on what this passage means for how we treat both our influence and our offenses.📖 Scripture: Luke 17:1–4 (NLT)

 We made it to the last day of July. Today we look back over a full month in Luke — from the dinner table in chapter 11 to the mustard seed of faith in chapter 17 — and ask the one question that matters most: what has this month actually changed in how I'm living? (S6E31) 

 The disciples ask Jesus to increase their faith. His answer: you don't need more — you need to use what you already have. Today we talk about the difference between faith in your pocket and faith in the ground. (S6E30)

Today includes extended teaching beyond our usual five minutes. Jesus gives a sobering warning about leading others astray — and then, right alongside it, one of His hardest commands: forgive, even when it's repeated, even when it's hard. Tina expounds on what this passage means for how we treat both our influence and our offenses.📖 Scripture: Luke 17:1–4 (NLT)

 Two hard words in four verses: take seriously your influence on others — especially the vulnerable — and be willing to forgive even seven times in a day. Today we talk about the weight of both. (S6E29)

 Lazarus lay at his gate every day. The rich man simply never saw him. Today we read the only parable in the Gospels where a character is named — and ask who the Lazarus at our own gate might be. (S6E28)

 The Pharisees mock Jesus — and He doesn't argue back. He simply says: "God knows your hearts." Today we talk about the gap between appearing righteous in public and what's actually true on the inside. (S6E27)