Pastor Andy and Kathy explore Psalm 23:1–3, revealing how thankfulness grows when we remember God’s past faithfulness. When we pause and look back, we see a Shepherd who has guided, restored, and provided all along the way—fueling a heart of gratitude.

This episode launches the mini-series "Thankful Through it All–Psalm 23", a timely journey through the past, present, and future of God’s faithfulness as the holidays approach. Discover practical ways to cultivate gratitude, strengthen hope, reduce stress, and reflect on God’s guidance in your life. Tune in and spark thankfulness today!

Biblical roles aren't about who's in charge—they're about how we reflect Christ. This episode unpacks the relational dynamics in Colossians 3 and 4, showing how wives and husbands can model mutual respect and sacrificial love. Learn how parents can disciple, not dominate, and how children can obey from trust, not fear. The key is our motivation: to "work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men" (v. 23). When we do, Christ becomes the true Master of our home and our work.

Holiness isn't abstract—it's utterly practical. In this episode, we unpack Colossians 3:12, focusing on how to "put on" compassionate hearts, kindness, and humility like daily clothing. Discover how grace radically changes the way you speak, forgive, and serve. We also explore why Love is the "belt" that holds all these virtues together (v. 14) and what it means for the Word to dwell richly in your home's conversations and songs. Learn how to do everything—from homework to hard conversations—in the name of Jesus (v. 17).

Colossians 3 reveals the way to run a family by the book. True transformation is a process of subtraction. Drawing from Colossians 3:5, we explore the essential—and sometimes difficult—work of "putting to death" the attitudes and actions that are incompatible with our new life in Christ. Discover the power of the Gospel as an eviction notice to sin and how this radical act of removal clears the way for genuine unity (v. 11), reminding us that in Christ, the only thing that matters is Him—He is "all and in all."

Colossians 3 reveals the way to run a family by the book. This first part focuses on the way to set your mind, heart and eyes on the things that matter. Giving your family the right things to ponder is necessary in a world of distractions and dangers.

Two The Point Episode 8: Living on Mission in the Ordinary

Tired of feeling like your faith only matters on Sunday morning or during a "big" moment? This episode is for you. Inspired by Colossians 3:17—"And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him"—we redefine what it means to be on mission. We believe that thriving for God happens in the mundane, not just the spectacular. Join us as we explore how a humble, quiet life of service and intentionality in your work, family, and neighborhood is the most radical act of faith there is. Stop adding more to your plate and start redefining the ordinary moments you already have.

Are you seeking deeper connection, encouragement, and authentic community? In this episode we are going to explore what it looks like to "find your people". Inspired by the powerful call of Hebrews 10:24-25 ("...let us consider how to spur one another on toward love and good deeds, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching."), we dive into practical ways to build meaningful relationships that truly spur us forward.

Whether you're feeling lonely, looking to deepen your existing friendships, or wanting to be a better encourager, this episode will equip you to stop simply meeting and start meaningfully connecting. Let's find our people, together.

"Fueling Your Soul" is your invitation to a deeper relationship with God. Inspired by Jesus' words in Matthew 4:4, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that comes from the mouth of God,' and His declaration in John 6:35, 'I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me shall not hunger,' this podcast episode is a guide to creating a life-giving rhythm with God. Join us as we explore the essential practices of bible study, prayer, worship, and quiet reflection. We believe that just as our bodies need daily nourishment, our souls need intentional time with our Creator to truly thrive. Tune in today to be filled, to grow spiritually, and to discover the abundant life that comes from being 'fueled' by God's presence."

The Church: Intergenerational Family

Ever feel like the different generations in your church are living on separate islands? In this episode, we're diving into Titus 2:1-6, a passage that challenges the way we see ourselves in the church. We'll explore why God describes His people as a single, intergenerational family—not separate age groups. Learn how older men and women are called to model godliness and wisdom, and how younger believers are meant to receive and apply that teaching. Discover the biblical vision for a church where every generation pours into the next, building a unified and resilient body of Christ.

In a culture of "more is better," where our calendars are overflowing and our minds are never at rest, we've bought into the lie that busyness equals significance. More activities, more commitments, more events—it all just adds up to more anxiety. But what if there was a better way?

We'll explore the profound truth of Psalm 90:12: "So teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom." This isn't about productivity hacks or time-management tricks; it's about a deeper, spiritual perspective on how we spend our lives.

In this episode, we'll dive into practical and spiritual ways to be intentional with our time, find rest in the rhythm of life, and say "no" to the things that steal our joy. We'll get a heart of wisdom by learning to see our days as a precious gift, not an endless to-do list.

If you're tired of the pressure to do it all and ready to find freedom in a more intentional life, then it's time to start guarding your calendar. Tune in and get a heart of wisdom.

Check out this complete list of tips for a developing your family's calendar:

1. Start with Priorities, Not Activities – Decide together on non-negotiables like worship, family meals, rest, and margin before filling the calendar.

2. Block, Don’t Just List – Schedule time for family dinners, game nights, and quiet evenings just like practices or meetings.

3. Establish Weekly Rhythms – Set anchor points like a weekly family meal, a 15-minute Sunday meeting to reset, and a Sabbath or screen-free block.

4. Protect Margin – Keep white space for rest and connection. For every evening out, protect the next evening in.

5. Rotate Meaningful Activities – Instead of doing everything every week, rotate options like hikes, game nights, service projects, or dinners with friends.

6. Involve Everyone – Let each family member have a say, choosing an activity for the week or month.

7. Use Visuals – Keep a shared family calendar (digital or wall) and color-code it so everyone can see balance at a glance.

8. Build Routines Around Connection – Create small habits like no phones at dinner, praying together at bedtime, or sharing “highs and lows” in the car.