This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses’ leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God’s command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses’ leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God’s command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses’ leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God’s command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

This week on Walk Talks, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in Moses’ leadership journey. As the Israelites grumble once again over their thirst, Moses reaches a breaking point—and instead of following God’s command, he takes matters into his own hands. What does this passage teach us about obedience, leadership, and the weight of representing God well? Join us as we explore how a moment of frustration cost Moses the Promised Land, and what this means for our walk with God today.

Several weeks ago, we had the privilege of speaking with Jonathan Preshong, who will be leading the Green Team during the summer of 2025. In this week’s edition of the Friday Focus, we’re excited to introduce another key leader for the upcoming summer—Josh Gillespie, the team leader for the Blue Team.

Josh is no stranger to Southland, having faithfully served over the past three summers in a variety of roles, including as a member of the grounds crew and a camp counselor. His experience, commitment, and heart for ministry make him a valuable asset to the leadership team, and we’re eager for you to get to know him better.

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel’s wilderness wanderings. From the spies’ fearful report and the people’s rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God’s judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God’s reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah’s rebellion and Aaron’s budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel’s wilderness wanderings. From the spies’ fearful report and the people’s rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God’s judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God’s reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah’s rebellion and Aaron’s budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel’s wilderness wanderings. From the spies’ fearful report and the people’s rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God’s judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God’s reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah’s rebellion and Aaron’s budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

This week on Walk Talks, we journey through a pivotal stretch of Israel’s wilderness wanderings. From the spies’ fearful report and the people’s rebellion in Numbers 13–14 to God’s judgment and mercy, we see how unbelief can cloud vision and how intercession can move the heart of God. Then, in chapters 15–17, we witness both the consequences of disobedience and God’s reaffirmation of His chosen leaders. Through Korah’s rebellion and Aaron’s budding staff, the Lord makes clear who He has appointed and what it means to trust and follow Him fully. Join us as we unpack these sobering yet hope-filled chapters and ask the question: Will we walk by fear or by faith?

Relationships are often complex, yet they form an essential part of our daily lives. Among the most significant—and sometimes most challenging—is the mother-daughter relationship. This unique bond is deeply rooted in emotion, identity, and shared experiences, shaping both individuals in profound ways. While it can be a source of unconditional love and support, it may also involve moments of tension, misunderstanding, and growth. Understanding and nurturing this relationship is key to fostering mutual respect, empathy, and lifelong connection. On this edition of Friday Focus, Emaley and Emily sit down with Jan Bradford and discuss practical ways in which a mother can connect and instruct their daughters that model the biblical woman as presented in Proverbs 31. The ladies also talk through ways that a daughter can learn to communicate with their mom and grow in that relationship.