This week Shape The Culture looks at Peter's eagerness to follow Jesus to the cross before it's his time. As humans, we battle with wanting to rush our process and being concerned with not being on time. Following God's plan means that we are not concerned with being late because God's timing is always perfect.

Shape The Culture begins their new series, I Am Human. This week, the story of the disciples arguing over their greatness is discussed and the power of Jesus words relating greatness to being considered the least is examined. To be great, we have to have a reason for wanting to be great and this reason has to contribute to the progress of humanity. A heart of serving and a desire to be a change agent is what aligns us with greatness and fuels our drive to pursue our purpose.

Shape The Culture concludes their series titled For Dreamers Only. This week, we look at the fateful meeting between Joseph and his brothers. After being sold into slavery and going through many trials and tribulations, we see Joseph extend forgiveness to his brothers and demonstrates the ultimate revenge. Forgiveness is the revenge of the dreamer because it shows a level of maturity and wisdom that is God-given. Joseph had purpose and he had clarity to understand that those who did him wrong were just enacting a role in God's plan for his ultimate victory.

Shape The Culture continues their series, For Dreamers Only. Taking a look at Joseph's fateful meeting with Pharaoh, we examine how important it is to treat each day like our big day. We never know when our life will change and we have to ensure that we approach each day, each opportunity with the right heart and right character to proper ourselves forward.

Shape The Culture is back with a new episode titled Behind The Scenes. This week, we focus on the perspective switch of Joseph's story as we learn that the Pharaoh needed Joseph and his gift. This demonstrates that behind the scenes, God is working in your favor and your process will pay off. With the right heart and right character, we can pave our way forward to be ready when God presents us with the opportunity to walk in our purpose.

Shape The Culture continues their For Dreamers Only series and takes a look at Joseph's interpretation of dreams while he's in prison. This illustrates how important it is for us to remember that we have a purpose and to remember the time we first had our dreams and how motivated and energized we felt. Through our highs and lows, we have to stay dedicated to keeping that same energy flowing in our lives.

Shape The Culture continues the For Dreamers Only series and takes a look at Joseph's time in jail. As Joseph embraces his gift and continues to be a dreamer, we learn how important it is for us to never forget our humble beginnings and to share the gift God has placed inside of us with the world.

Shape The Culture continues the For Dreamers Only series. This week, the story of Joseph's temptation by Potiphar's wife is used to discuss the principle of facing our temptations instead of folding. We must be confident in our decisions knowing that God is with us always. When we decide to face our temptations, we strengthen our dreams and move forward instead of holding ourselves back.

Shape The Culture continues their series titled For Dreamers Only. This week, the story of Joseph's betrayal by his brothers is examined as we learn how to feel our pain and continue to press forward. Our pain can be viewed as purposeful or pointless. Our perspective determines how we're able to handle our pain and we must choose to acknowledge that everything in our life is for a purpose.