We are kicking off a new series on the Foundational Practices of being a Christian and how to build a life in community. Melissa and Jordan discuss what these practices are and the importance of living these practices out as a church body.

In this episode, we get to know our new WellCast co-host, Melissa Danisi! Melissa shares about her life and walk with Christ, from not growing up in a Christian home to graduating from seminary.

In this episode, we say farewell to host Mike Cirricione as he moves to Tennessee.

How do you make tough decisions? Or how do you decide between two good choices? In Proverbs 3:5-6 God promises that if we pursue Him, He will make our paths straight. In this episode, Mike and Jordan talk about determining God's will and the comfort in God's promise to guide us.

In John 3, Jesus promises to go and prepare a place for his followers. Mike and Jordan discuss common misconceptions of heaven and the beauty of what Jesus actually promises.

In Exodus 14, God promises to fight for the Israelites. This episode combats common misconceptions about this promise- while God makes the path, we still have to walk it. In this episode, Mike and Jordan get personal about their struggles with anxiety and trusting God.

In Romans 8, God promises no more condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. This means there used to be condemnation, but thanks to Jesus, there is no longer. Mike and Jordan discuss the difference between condemnation and conviction and how this allows us to focus on becoming more like Christ.

In Revelation 3:5 Jesus gives three promises to his church: the believer will be clothed in white garments, the believer's name will not be erased from the Book of Life, and that Jesus will confess the believer's name to God in heaven. Pastors Mike Cirricione, Mike Slayden and Josh Hawley discuss how these promises relate, how they apply to cancel culture today, as well as how we can trust Jesus's promise of salvation for the believer.

God makes over 7,000 promises in scripture. Today Mike Cirricione is joined by pastors Mike Slayden and Josh Hawley as they look at God's promise to work all things for good. Romans 8:28 is often misquoted and misunderstood. While God doesn't promise that all things are good or that suffering will end, in today's episode, we look at why we can trust in His sovereignty.

God makes over 7,000 promises in scripture. Today Mike and Jordan look at God's promise to give us rest. Mike and Jordan talk about the idea of cultural busyness, and they compare the idea of resting out of a place of work versus working out of a place of rest. Jesus did not give a five-step plan for getting rest; he simply invites us to come to him.