Shape The Culture concludes the How To Be A Master series with I'm Good. Looking the parable of The Rich Fool, we are shown how being comfortable and stable leads us on a path to having a rich relationship with God. By focusing on our character instead of our ability, we are able to be moved by our contributions rather than our clout.

Shape The Culture keeps the How To Be A Master series going as we talk about hearing the word of God and putting it into practice. These words spoken by Jesus push us forward to focus on our abilities and how we can make conscious choices everyday to better ourselves and walk towards our victory.

Shape The Culture continues the How To Be A Master series with LISTEN. This week, we look at Jesus' meeting with Martha and Mary as we explore how important it is to be an active listener. By taking advantage of the times we have to learn and grow, we provide ourselves opportunities to invest in our intelligence and personal growth.

Shape The Culture continues their mastery series with the message: Like A Good Neighbor. This week, we take a look at the parable of The Good Samaritan and discuss the power of compassion. When we are motivated to use our skills and abilities to serve others, we tap into the Kingdom of God and our journey becomes blessed as we contribute to the greater good of society.

Shape The Culture launches a new series titled How To Be A Master. By taking a look at Jesus sending out the 72 disciples, we learn how our  character is just as important as our craft. When we learn how to have internal peace and focus on the bigger picture, we put ourselves on the road to becoming masters over our lives and bringing the Kingdom of God near those around us.

Shape The Culture concludes the JONAH series by diving into chapter 4 of the book of Jonah. We look at how Jonah still manages to be upset even when he completed his mission and achieved his purpose. Through his story, we see the importance of being open to change and understanding that the plan of God prevails over all. When we are open to change and shift our perspective, we understand that greatness comes in many shapes and forms.

Shape The Culture continues the JONAH series by diving into chapter 3. This chapter finds Jonah back on road, completing his mission, and living out his purpose. By recognizing our mistakes, we find ourselves placed in another position to listen to the voice of God speaking to us and fulfilling our divine mission. It's never too late and the valuable lessons we learn from surviving our storms live with us forever.

Shape The Culture continues the JONAH series by diving into chapter two of the book of Jonah. Through Jonah's prayer we learn how important it is to get personal with God and to acknowledge the danger we have placed ourselves in. By promising to fulfill our vows, we give ourselves control over our narratives and become powerful knowing that we are in control of achieving victory. We do not have to be ashamed of making mistakes or missing the mark because we're always able to get back on the right path.

Shape The Culture begins a new series titled JONAH. For the first episode, Belly Of The Beast, we look at Jonah going the opposite direction of God's purpose over his life and how our flaws are just as important as our strengths. When we decide to accept the storm we're in and being in the belly of the beast we open ourselves up to living in tune with our testimony.