Rusty decides to be bolder than normal and challenge those who haven't considered the depth of sacrifice it takes to "carry one's cross". If you find yourself in a spiritual tight spot, it might not be whether you have what it takes to escape but rather what you're willing to lay down.

Rusty James decides to just roll with it and let the Lord lead the discussion which touches on why The Ride Podcast came to be and why Rusty encourages believers to be less concerned with outward appearances and more focused on our relationship with Christ.

Rusty James wakes from a strange dream. One filled with spiritual meaning and practical encouragement. Tune in to see what this obscure word is and what lives are meant to be frekkenized.

Rusty thinks about a situation in his day-to-day where fixing a problem required addressing the root issue and eliminating it. Much like our walk with Christ, we must be trust God that he can strengthen us enough so we can face and defeat our core issues. Much like root canals, we may encounter pain, but there is true joy in the morning.

Rusty James reminds us all of the importance of the rest found only in our Lord. When it comes to the things we do, the plates we spin and the calling we live out, the breath of God is the difference between victory and burn-out. Remember... breathe... just breathe.

Rusty James has been reading again. This time about teenage brains, neurons and maturity. Join in with The Ride to day for a heady conversation about the value of maturity in your life.

Rusty remembers when actually writing down a task list really forced a behavior shift. Not only did it inspire action, but most importantly, it reminded of the actions that are the most appropriate for the moment - right there in black and white. Of the things you know you should be doing, are you doing the right things? Or just things? Let's not go through the motions as a busybody but instead let's be focused on what brings us life!

Rusty James looks at the 6 things the Father hates - plus one more to complete a perfect list of badness. Find out why these should be avoided and how having the life-seeking mind of Christ makes victory possible.

Rusty thinks about what voices we are listening to and recommends we focus on the timeless wisdom of God rather than the prevailing winds of doctrine that are always changing.

Rusty James believes it is a good time for a little old-fashioned spiritual spring cleaning. Considering all the things that can temper, sap and even steal away our deliberate focus on the things God has called us to, Rusty looks at three areas we should clear away to ensure victory.