Chris and Kimberly, without the always elusive Ryan, discuss why Jesus removed the blind man from the village before healing him in Mark 8. Do we have places or things we need to remove to be closer to Jesus? Kimberly also surprises Chris with a discussion from an article she recently read on how AI could affect the future of religion and people's relationship with God. 

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As we continue to talk through our series on abiding, we talk about what it looks like to abide in Christ. And how how we use our words might be the truest reflection of who we are in the Lord.

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When we are anchored to Jesus we are then able to abide with him through the storms of life. What are you anchored to?

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As we preview a new year and a new sermon series, we talk about Abiding in Christ. That's a word that generally only appears in the Bible, but what does it look like in our life? And is there wisdom in bit-sizing Christianity? How do we balance a faith we can "accomplish" verse a faith that we "aspire to"? Lets talk about it!

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New Years is upon us, and inevitably what comes with that is... New Years resolutions! But is there a better way to think about becoming more like Christ than a white-knuckled faith or a man-made sanctification? Let's talk about it.

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We're Back! After a little break we come back to talk about Anna, Simean and people missing Jesus. Why do we miss Jesus, and what do we do to ensure we hear scripture in context, as it was intend to speak?

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When Jesus appears, he reveals our hearts. In Luke 2:22-38, people respond to Jesus’s appearance with faith, hope, and love. When Jesus appears to you, what does he reveal of your heart?

I’m Matthew 2:1-12 we find three distinctive responses to the birth of Christ.  Each reflects a response in our own hearts. How will you respond?

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We recap the advent value of "love," but what does love really mean? Not only in scripture, and not what has been secularized in it... But what is the real love "elevator pitch"? Let's find out! Also, we eat some awesome cookies Kimberly made after Chris roasted them last week!

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Today we react and talk through Cabe's sermon Sunday on the theme of Joy and Isiah 35! How does the beautiful Images of Jesus reviving deserts, healing families, etc play out in "real life," especially when we feel like we have "tried" and nothing is "working?" Also, if you want to get one of the hosts Christmas gifts... We have some ideas!

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