In this MidWeek episode, Diane Gray sits down with Emily Lee and Mindy Dooley to explore the heart of radical hospitality. They discuss reframing hospitality as the art of creating a sense of belonging and welcoming others just as Christ has welcomed us; why hospitality is a high form of discipleship that requires dying to self, the importance of letting go of the pressure of perfection to embrace "the good messy," and how to leverage ordinary moments to show the love of Jesus. Let's see our homes and lives as a resource for the Lord, where intentional listening and presence point others toward His glory.

Ever wonder what happens at FUSE@Nite? We join a live session at FUSE to explore the endurance and discipline required to run the Christian race. With the stirring imagery of Hebrews 12:1-2 as a guide, the lesson reframes our spiritual walk not as a sprint, but as a marathon that demands both spiritual fitness and perseverance. Pastor Tony discusses the necessity of laying aside every weight and sin that can entangle our progress, from broken relationships to secret burdens. We are bolstered by a "cloud of witnesses" and discipleship and community are vital in passing the baton of faith. Ultimately, Tony urges students to fix their eyes on Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who endured the cross for the sake of future joy, empowering us to navigate life's trials with an eternal perspective.

In this MidWeek, Michael Carter, Elliot Ramos and Diana Grey swap war stories about making the home a place for worship and prayer. Christians must move beyond the pressure of social media perfection and embrace the beautiful chaos and silliness of daily family life. They discuss the importance of capturing ordinary moments, from car rides to the dinner table, to make engaging with God’s Word the daily norm. Ultimately, a life of worship is about presence over performance, inviting everyone in the home into an enjoyable, lifelong relationship with Christ.

In this MidWeek episode, Michael Carter sits down with Tony San Nicholas to talk ideas for how to make the home a primary place for intentional study. This conversation highlights the link between knowing God and loving Him. They discuss the necessity of integrating faith into ordinary rhythms rather than compartmentalizing it, the role of biblical stories in capturing the imagination, and a practical "PLAN" to help believers prioritize Scripture in their daily lives.

In this episode, Michael Carter talks with Ayana, Tony, and Diana to explore the heart of the "Gathered at Home" series at Westover Church. Using Deuteronomy 6 as a guide, the conversation sees the home as the primary setting where God’s Word is learned, practiced, and lived out daily. Discipleship is a dynamic journey rather than just a curriculum, and every believer, at every stage of life, is called to be intentional with their home. Let's move beyond a "Sunday-only" mindset to see the home as a launch point for mission and a place for daily formation in Christ.

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter conclude their series with Dr. Scott Kellum about the practical and exegetical depth of the Trinity. Their conversation explores the deity of Christ in John and Philippians, highlighting how Jesus is the Son of God by essence rather than adoption. They cover the importance of embracing the mystery of an infinite God, the significance of the name above all names, and how a right understanding of the Trinity prepares believers for everyday witnessing. Studying the Trinity encourages the church to get lost in the glorious mystery of God, allowing it to deepen their worship and enrich their affection for Him.

This is part 3 of a 3-part series.

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter continue their conversation with Dr. Scott Kellum in a series exploring the essential truth of God as Trinity. In this section, they approach the Trinity as an exegetical endeavor rather than a philosophical debate. They discuss why this doctrine is a vital guardrail against idolatry, the impact of early church heresies like Arianism, and how understanding God as one in essence but three in persons enriches our affection for Him.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series.

In this MidWeek episode, Kevin Wilson and Michael Carter sit down with Dr. Scott Kellum to explore the essential truth of God as Trinity. The Scripture defines God as one in essence but three in persons, and they discuss why this doctrine is vital for avoiding idolatry, the impact of early church heresies, and how knowing God rightly sharpens our minds and enriches our affection for Him.

This is part 1 of a 3 part series.

In this episode, Pastor Kevin joins Michael Trautman and Rebecca Pittard to discuss how discipleship and missions intersect to fulfill the Great Commission. Using the command to "go and make disciples" as their foundation, they discuss how mobilization is not just a checkbox but a natural outflow of a life shaped by Scripture; the need to break down the walls between our spiritual lives at home, work, and play. Every believer is called to be the hands and feet of Christ in their own community and beyond. Let's GO!

In this MidWeek episode, Pastors Michael Carter and Michael Trautman discuss the significance and experiences of Passion Week. They discuss the weight of Jesus' lordship through the lens of "crown him or kill him," urging believers to "hang on his words" and make room for Christ in their daily rhythms. BONUS ... Carter and Trautman work through a HEAR journal entry on Luke 19 live, no prep.