If Jesus is King, prayer isn’t optional—it’s essential. In this house, we don’t just react—we pray. Paul calls the church to pray for everyone, especially leaders, because peaceful lives can point people to a different kind of King. When life gets hard, do we turn to God?

Bad theology doesn’t just confuse people—it derails lives. In this house, everything starts with Jesus. Paul confronts distractions and reminds Timothy that everything points to Christ, the true King. Are we building our lives on Jesus…or just ideas about Him?

Not everyone will have the opportunity to be famous, but everyone has the opportunity to be great. Jesus said, “I have set you an example that you should do as I have done for you.” How would you summarize what He meant by that?

Family can be both the most rewarding and most challenging part of life. The challenge is accepting the messy “real” while still aiming for God’s “ideal.” As you consider where you currently are in relationship to family—immediate or extended—what might be a next right step?

People miss or dismiss Jesus sometimes, but when they do it’s usually for an unnecessary reason. Could your greatest regret have been avoided if you had been following Jesus in that season?

Life is full of battles—some visible, some internal, all very real. This week, we’ll explore what it looks like to surrender instead of strive and to trust that God is already working on your behalf. What if victory doesn’t come from fighting harder—but from surrendering first?

We use the word “love” for a lot of things—but God gives us a very different picture of what love actually is. This week, we’ll explore how God reveals Himself as love and how that changes the way we see Him, ourselves, and others. What if the love you’re looking for is already closer than you think?

There’s something powerful about realizing God is greater than our expectations. This week, we’ll explore what happens when we begin to see God more clearly, and how that changes the way we trust Him. What if seeing God more clearly is the key to trusting Him more fully?

In Ezekiel’s vision, we’re reminded that God has the power to bring life to what feels completely dead. This week, we’ll look at how God restores, rebuilds, and breathes life into the places we’ve given up on. What if what looks finished in your life is just the beginning of what God wants to do?

This week, we’ll explore how God speaks through unexpected moments and what it looks like to respond with humility instead of resistance. What if the interruption in your life isn’t a setback—but a divine redirect?