What Would Jesus Say?: Senators be wildin'! We discuss how a senator almost put his dukes up and fought against a union rep.

Morning Musing: We talk about how despite knowing that Christ paid for our sins, we still sometimes try to pay for them on our own.

Sanctification Session: Social media has made dehumanizing people much easier and more accessible than ever, and we, the Believers, must take care to not fall for the trap.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "Why submit our will to a God who gives us free will?"

Something Praiseworthy: Jason Brown walked away from $35 Million to set up a farm to give food away to various charities in North Carolina.

Morning Musing: Continuing Gods at War by Kyle Idleman, we examine the god of achievement and what happens when we make worshipping God a checklist of do's and don'ts.

What Would Jesus Say?: New York State's appointment of a Loneliness Ambassador gives us pause to reflect on how God created us for community.

Sanctification Session: We talk about why submission to Jesus is difficult and examine what submission to Him looks like.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "What day is the Sabbath day?"

Something Praiseworthy: The Actors' Strike is FINALLY over! We celebrate their going back to work and, more importantly, their accomplishments in fighting for and securing what they deserve.

Morning Musing: We continue our series in Gods at War by Kyle Idleman and discuss how money can become a source of significance, security, and satisfaction.

What Would Jesus Say?: The Democrats cleaned house on Election Night 2023, and we discuss the importance of choosing Jesus over political parties.

Sanctification Session: We talk about the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation and how we should forgive others and ourselves through the power of the forgiveness God has given us.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "What if someone commits a sin they didn't commit before they became saved? Is that person truly saved?"

Something Praiseworthy: We celebrate Scarlett Johansson and her collaboration with Feeding America to help kids get free breakfasts and lunches in school.

Morning Musing: We continue our journey through the Temple of Pleasure to discuss the god of entertainment and recognize what has our absolute allegiances, attentions, and affections.

What Would Jesus Say?: The verdict for the Elijah McClain trial reminds us that justice belongs to God, and we must be willing to forgive despite the pain we feel.

Sanctification Session: We talk about how we will rob ourselves of the joy that God wants us to have through the pruning process by resisting the discomfort that comes with it.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "Why would God allow bad things to happen to children?"

Something Praiseworthy: We celebrate the San Francisco government, who built safety nets around the Golden Gate Bridge to prevent people from hurting themselves.

Morning Musing: Continuing our Gods at War analysis, we discuss how sexuality becomes god-like and wreaks havoc over our relationships to God, self, and others.

What Would Jesus Say?: We discuss how an Alabama mayor and pastor's scandalous past serves as a cautionary tale for us to not allow our sins to stay buried or hidden in the shadows.

Sanctification Session: We talk about the dangers of exploiting our children to serve our adult ambitions and agendas by putting them on social media.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "Why would someone go back and forth between living for God and living for the world?"

Something Praiseworthy: We celebrate Buffalo Bills Safety Damar Hamlin and his charitable contributions to underserved communities through a scholarship program named for the people who saved his life on January 2, 2023.

Morning Musing: Continuing in Gods At War, we enter the Temple of Pleasure and talk about how we use food for comfort rather than using the Comforter during our times of stress.

What Would Jesus Say?: Cup Noodles will be packaged in a microwavable cup next year. What have we been doing this entire time with the cup whose instructions say, "Do Not Microwave?"

Sanctification Session: We discuss the distinction between the permissive will and the perfect will of God.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "What is the Christian view of other religions?"

Something Praiseworthy: We celebrate six sisters who overcame homelessness to pursue their education and are now on the path to becoming nurses.

Morning Musing: Chapter 4 of Gods At War by Kyle Idleman examines the definition of worship and challenges us to recognize that whether we want to admit it or not, we are all worshiping SOMETHING.

What Would Jesus Say?: We discuss the Actors Strike and how greed drives people to always penalize the little guy in favor of those who are disillusioned by their wealth.

Sanctification Session: How many lies have we been telling ourselves? How did those lies get there? We talk about how the Devil's deceptions are birthed and how to eradicate them through the AND of God's finished work.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "Why have people stopped going to church?"

Something Praiseworthy: A millionaire has leveraged his funds to build 99 homes for his hometown in an effort to combat homelessness and unemployment.

Morning Musing - Chapter 3 of Gods at War by Kyle Idleman explores the jealousy of God and how God has the right to be based on who He is and what He has done for us.

What Would Jesus Say?: A funeral home is under investigation after 189 bodies are found that were supposed to be cremated, and families reveal that they were given concrete instead of their loved ones' remains.

Sanctification Session: We tackle the issue of infidelity and how we as believers should never put our spouses before God, whether we are the cheater or the one cheated on.

Something Praiseworthy: We discuss a 104-year-old Dorothy Hoffner who set a world record for being the oldest person to jump out of a plane a week before her bittersweet passing away.

Morning Musing: Chapter 2 of Gods At War by Kyle Idleman tells us that our hearts are the battlegrounds of the gods that are warring for God's throne, and he gives us questions that we can ask ourselves to determine which gods are fighting against Him.

What Would Jesus Say?: Speaker Mike Johnson's ascension to the Speakership is a grim reminder that the world's heart posture will always demand someone sit in power that can be controlled, and despite who's in power, God still reigns on the throne.

Sanctification Session: We as influencers must be mindful that what we post has the power to literally influence others to think, feel, and act in ways contrary to God's will, and we should post being mindful that if someone should act, it should be either toward or away from God by the truth we tell.

Question from the Chat: We answer the question, "Is smoking a sin?" to remind ourselves that any good thing can become a god, and any good thing can become sinful.

Something Praiseworthy: Cancer research in the UK made a major breakthrough in cervical cancer mortality reduction, and we celebrate Jesus for the milestone reached.

Morning Musing - We being our series on the book Gods at War by Kyle Idleman and discuss how idolatry is at the root of every single sin and how God will not be second to anyone or anything.

What Would Jesus Say? - The Maine shooting incident last Wednesday is a chilling reminder that we should be willing to step into the fray and help others if God allows so that sin does not corrupt hearts and lead to tragedy.

Sanctification Session - We must allow God to help us deal with the trauma and pain in our lives so that we are able to grow in Him, leaning on His sympathetic nature to trust that He knows what we've gone through and what we need to become better than we were.

Question from the Chat - We answer the question, "Is Heaven paradise? Will we be able to sin in Heaven?" to recognize that one of the points of Heaven is that we will do only what God wants us to do.

Something Praiseworthy - California has passed the Ebony Alert, to take effect January 1, 2024, that highlights missing children and young adults of color in an effort to reduce the number of missing persons of that demographic.