Seth Curry and Caitlyn Clark are currently phenomenally accurate shooting guards in professional basketball…including 3-pointers. What did they go through to be able to hone those skills and what can we learn about living God's way of life from their experience?

Can we be like the Heroes of faith in Hebrews 11? Yes, if we follow their example of…repentance.

The prize of eternal life is not for cheaters.

How do we stay focused on God in a world full of distractions? In this episode of Something to Think About, Chad Messerly discusses three ways we can overcome distractions and focus more on what we need to focus on.

It is that situation in time that just infuriates you and makes you angry. Why does it happen? How can we avoid it?

The underlying message behind your repetitive thoughts can be likened to soundtracks or a familiar playlist on repeat. Filling that playlist with positive, helpful tracks can affect your mindset and help redirect overthinking. In this podcast, Zach Smith provides a summary and review of a book on the topic titled "Your New Playlist," authored by Jon Acuff, with L.E. Acuff and McCrae Acuff.

Being "green" can sometimes have some negative connotations, but at the same time, understanding that we can always learn and gain experience is a valuable trait to have. As the founder of McDonald's has often times quoted, "As long as you're green you're growing, as soon as you're ripe you start to rot." This is something to think about…

King Josiah of Judah accomplished great things in his reign. What were the keys to his success?

David marveled that someone so great as the Creator of the universe would take note of us insignificant humans—yet Jesus said if we ask in His name, He will do what we ask. Getting marooned many miles into the saltwater marsh east of New Orleans and being rescued by a shrimp boat taught me some important lessons about prayer.

Your brain is actually changing and developing. And what you do affects that development. What can you do to focus and think better?