Pastor Gabriel investigates the Roman centurion of Matthew 8 — a man of rank and power who humbles himself before Jesus — and draws out the three traits that make real change possible: humility, action, and persistent faith. Why is it so hard to do the things that are good for us? Gabriel argues that the self-defeating "I can't" we've believed for years is its own kind of arrogance, that praying without doing is a beard on fire waiting for rain, and — that faith isn't believing hard once but rather showing up morning after morning until the impossible becomes possible.

Pastor Gabriel investigates why being right can feel so good and cost you so much — and how real forgiveness isn't about excusing what hurt you, but about the discipline of letting go so bitterness doesn't quietly run your life.

Pastor Gabriel investigates all the ways in which we keep ourselves locked out of the banquet feast and out of peace.

Pastor Gabriel explores what it takes to make it through tough times.

Pastor Gabriel investigates the importance of observing our mindset and actions and from which spirit they are coming from. 

Pastor Gabriel investigates the importance of following the loving Shepherd as opposed to the bleating sheep who are just as lost. 

Pastor Gabriel revisits the parable of the Pearl of Great Price and it's invaluable lesson for us today. 

Pastor Gabriel investigates the importance of practicing gratitude on a daily basis. Using the day we celebrate our wonderful mothers as an example in which we spend a day focused on appreciating our mothers but easily take them for granted on other days. This principle is practicable in all aspects of life, not just showing gratitude to our wonderful mothers. 

Pastor Gabriel investigates the importance of pruning the things in our lives that are robbing us of our energy and purpose. 

Pastor Gabriel investigates the importance of first getting present and being in the moment to then listen for the Spirit of God.