Guest speaker, Tim Carmickle, looks at the history of God's relationship with humans and the Greatest Commandment in order to explore whether or not we have mistakingly made church more about ourselves instead of about Jesus.

In this episode we continue to look at the overarching theme of prayer when fighting battles on the battlefield of the mind. Also, we learn that we can choose to activate the prefrontal cortex and bring logic into the irrational thoughts of fear and panic produced when the amygdala senses danger. Both approaches go a long way in the battle against anxiety. 

In this episode we explore the benefit of examining our own cognitive biases and reframing situations in order to see them differently. Paul, as he is on house arrest in Rome, shows the power of reframing difficult situations and seeing how God might be working through them.

In this episode we build on last weeks message about neural pathways. Paul teaches the Philippians that the content of what we focus on really matters. We learn that spending time focusing on good things goes a long way toward making new positive neural pathways. 

In this episode we look at how our lives are always heading in the direction of our strongest thoughts. Since God's Word is powerful to transform our minds, we look into God's plan to do just that for each of us.

In this episode we look at what Paul teaches the Ephesians about Spiritual Warfare. To battle in the spiritual realm, Paul encourages the Ephesians to put on the full armor of God and to pray in the Spirit. 

In this episode we look at how Paul teaches the Ephesian Christians that because Christ has transformed us with his light, we now have an obligation to spread that light and dispel darkness around us. What's amazing is that according to Paul, whatever is revealed in the light becomes a light itself. 

In this episode we jump into God's plan for belonging and community. We learn from Paul that community is a gift to receive not a goal to achieve. 

In this episode we take a look at how Paul argues that the body of Christ is the new temple of God. Ephesians 2:19-22

In this episode we ask "What is your purpose?" and look at what Paul has to say about that to the early Christians in Ephesus.