Zach, Craig, and Lance look at the last two sections of Mark 10 and the two names that are given to identify Jesus: Son of Man and Son of David. Each one carries unique meanings that deepen our understanding of who Jesus truly is. 

Craig, Zach, and Lance discuss Nehemiah 13 and the example we see of taking God's Word seriously and guarding our time with the Lord. 

This week, Zach, Craig, and Lance discuss the events of Nehemiah 11 & 12 and some of the characteristics we see in the story - denying ourselves for the Kingdom of God and being dedicated to gathering together for worship. 

Zach, Craig, and Lance look at Nehemiah's interaction with Shemaiah, what steps can be taken to seek Godly wisdom from others, and what needs to be done in our lives before we live boldly for God. 

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss the anger of Nehemiah in chapter 5 and contrast it with the anger of Sanballat in chapter 4. Because of how Nehemiah handled his anger, he turned it into something constructive and helpful for the people. The episode wraps up with stories of extravagant generosity that have been witnessed throughout the years. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach examine Nehemiah 4 and the example given for dealing with opposition and difficult times. 

Craig, Zach, and Lance take a look at how Nehemiah stepped out of his comfort zone to help Jerusalem and how we can partner with others to fulfill God's mission for the church. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the first chapter of Nehemiah and his reaction to the news he hears about Jerusalem. They consider how Nehemiah's example can shape our response to our neighbors. They also take a look at the practice and habit of fasting and how fasting can become a regular habit for followers of Christ.  

Craig, Zach, and Lance examine Mary's conversation with the angel Gabriel in Luke 1 and discuss what it means to say "yes" to Jesus this Christmas season. 

As the Christmas season begins, Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the beginning of John 1, what we can learn from Jesus entering our world, and the significance of Jesus being described as the Light that overcomes darkness.