Ephesians 2 holds the whole gospel in just 10 verses—Josh Powers joins to show why “But God” might be the most life-changing phrase you’ll ever hear.

Paul’s not just preaching—he’s praying! We unpack Ephesians 1:15–23 and why understanding God’s grace is the key to hope, power, and real transformation.

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Paul’s longest run-on sentence might be the clearest picture of God’s grace—this episode dives into Ephesians 1, unity in the church, and the deep metaphor of adoption. Plus, Halloween candy makes a theological cameo.

Is it okay to pray, “Raise me up so I can repay them”? We dive into Psalm 41, explore the beauty of lament, and learn what honesty with God really looks like—with insights from Dena Davidson & Brannon Shortt.

Psalm 35 gets real—David cries out for justice, betrayal stings deep, and we ask: what do we do when church hurt hits close? Amy joins Dena to unpack one of the Bible’s rawest, most honest prayers.

We unpack the beauty and depth of Psalm 23 with guest Rachel Annis—exploring its ties to David’s life, the Good Shepherd's care, and why this passage hits deeper than ever when you know the full story.

Why would the Creator of the universe think of us? In this deep dive into Psalm 8, Curt and Dena explore our smallness, our significance, and the powerful theology packed into one beautiful passage.

Why does God laugh at kings? In this week’s deep dive into Psalm 2, Curt, Dena, and first-time guest Burnice unpack divine authority, cultural rebellion, and the only King worth trusting—Jesus.

We kick off our Summer in the Psalms series with Jason and Dena—diving deep into Psalm 1, Hebrew poetry, and how to read the Psalms like your faith depends on it (because it might).

We close the Book of Acts with Paul in Rome—preaching boldly, living freely, and showing us the gospel can’t be stopped. What looks like an ending is just the beginning.