Most of us know what it is like to face something that feels beyond us—too difficult to fix, too heavy to bear, too final to change. The Easter message is that the resurrection not only changed Jesus’ story, but also changes yours. When we assume the story is over, resurrection proves we’re wrong. Text Matthew 28

Many of us spend our lives chasing success, security, and meaning—yet something still feels missing. In this episode, we explore a surprising conversation Jesus had that speaks directly to the longing behind the words: “I still haven’t found what I’m looking for.” John 3 Jesus and Nicodemus.

Have you ever meant well but found yourself over-managing, correcting, or directing too much? In the Transfiguration story, Peter does exactly that. He means well, but he hasn’t learned how to listen. This episode is about listening and guidance, and how we’re often led by our impulses instead of by God. Text Matthew 17. Pod 285

Whatever gave us the idea that God’s primary business is to change our circumstances? When prayers go on and on, and nothing seems to change, God is ever present—not altering situations, but changing us. When we fail to see what God is doing, perhaps we are looking in the wrong places. Text John 2. Pod 284.

You know what to do. Do you turn away or step forward? Sometimes the easiest choice is to stay comfortable. This teaching explores two responses to being guided—one shaped by avoidance, the other by attention—and how choosing comfort can quietly cost us more than we expect. POD 283 1 Samuel 3. Eli and young Samuel

Why do we delay what matters? When our thoughts wander, our lives follow. Today, we explore how tangled thoughts can stall our steps. 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 Pod 281