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Today, we arrive in summer - the season of abundance. Summer is where growth becomes visible, where things feel fuller and more established, and where the work of previous seasons begins to bear fruit. It’s a time of joy, productivity, and confidence, but also a season that requires attentiveness. Summer invites us not only to enjoy what has grown, but to steward it well. In this episode, we’re going to talk about how to recognize abundance in your life, how to stay rooted and grateful when things are going well, and how to live fully in a season where God’s blessings are not hidden, but clearly on display.

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This is part 2 in our new series related to the "Seasons of our Lives". This week, we shift to SPRING - the season where things begin to come alive again. After months of quiet, after the work God has been doing in the hidden places, spring is where we start to see hints of life, hope, and direction. Not all at once. Not in a dramatic burst. But slowly, gently, almost tentatively at first.

Spring is a reminder that God doesn’t just prepare us - He also restores us. He breathes new life into the places that felt frozen. And just like the first flowers pushing through the soil, spring teaches us that new growth doesn’t need to be perfect or loud or impressive. It just needs room. So this week, we talk about how to recognize when spring is breaking through in your own life, and how to gently, faithfully nurture the new things God is bringing to the surface.

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We all move through seasons in life - times of growth, times of challenge, times of change, and times of joy. Just like the natural seasonal cycles through winter, spring, summer, and autumn, our lives follow a similar rhythm. Some seasons invite us to slow down, some push us forward, and some reshape us in ways we never expected. And whether we recognize it or not, each season holds purpose.

In the first part of our new four-part series to kick off season 6, we take a look at Winter - the season of waiting. When we think of winter, we often picture cold, stillness, and silence. It’s the season where everything appears dormant, and the world feels quieter than usual. But, winter isn’t a dead season. In fact, it’s often one of the most necessary seasons we walk through. Beneath the surface, growth is happening in ways we can’t see, preparing us for what comes next. Winter invites us to slow down, it calls us to reflect, and it begs us to trust that the stillness is not wasted. It’s sacred space for God’s unseen work.

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Have you ever played Scrabble and felt the rush of laying down the perfect word? Maybe it was one that hit a triple word score or cleverly used up all your letters. There’s something deeply satisfying about seeing those points add up, especially when you’ve been staring at your tiles for what feels like forever not sure if you’re ever going to make up a word. Scrabble is more than just a test of vocabulary; it’s a game that shows the real power of words.

What makes Scrabble fascinating is that every letter and every placement matters. In the same way, in life, the words we choose and how we arrange them can open doors, shape relationships, and even define our reputation. Words are small, but they carry a lot of weight. Today we use Scrabble as a guide to talk about why words matter. We’ll look at how they carry power, why strategy and intentionality matter, and how they have the potential to shape our identity and legacy.

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Have you ever asked yourself this question: "What am I really aiming for right now?" A lot of our energy can get spent chasing moments that feel exciting in the short term but don’t leave us with much lasting meaning. We stay busy, we keep moving, and yet sometimes we realize we’ve been firing off effort and attention in a hundred different directions without really locking in on what matters most.

That’s what today’s episode is all about. Because life, in many ways, works a lot like the game of Battleship. We each have a limited number of moves, a limited amount of energy, and an invisible board we’re trying to navigate. The difference between spinning our wheels and moving toward our purpose often comes down to one thing: aim. Today, we’re going to explore why this question matters so much - especially in a season like summer when it's easy to drift - and how making sure you know what and where you are aiming can bring fresh focus, peace, and purpose into your daily life.

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There’s something so simple, yet so enjoyable about a game of Checkers. The game has a simple board of 64 squares, identical pieces facing each other, and only one real objective: keep moving forward. Unlike so many games out there, there are no complicated rules, no major power pieces, and no elaborate strategies. There are just simple moves, one after another, building toward victory. And yet, beneath that simplicity lies a powerful reflection of life itself. Every day, we are making moves - sometimes cautious, one step at a time, and sometimes bold, leaping over obstacles in the way - all shaping the future we're stepping into.

This week, we explore how this simple game of Checkers can teach us some profound lessons about life, growth, courage, and even faith. Because whether you feel like you’re advancing, standing still, watching your pieces disappear, or picking up the pieces after a fall - the board isn’t finished. Your next move still matters.

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Every one of us is building something. We’re stacking experiences, relationships, responsibilities, dreams, and goals on top of one another. Some of these pieces feel rock-solid, while others feel a little risky. And just like a Jenga tower, sometimes we don’t fully recognize how much weight we’re carrying until the structure starts to sway. The question isn’t whether we’re building, because we all are. The question is whether we’re building on something strong enough to support the life we’re creating.

In this second episode of the summer series centered around board games, we take a look at Jenga, focusing on what it means to build a life with intention. We’ll talk about the importance of strong foundations, the danger of small unchecked shifts, the daily work of balance, and how to respond when things fall apart. Whether your tower feels steady right now or a little shaky, it’s my hope that this conversation will help you step back, reflect, and make sure you’re building on what matters most.

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Human beings are wired for connection. Research consistently shows that meaningful relationships are one of the biggest contributors to overall happiness and well-being. We are kicking off a new series for the summer based on one of my family's favorite pasttimes - BOARD GAMES.

This week we kick off this new series with an episode called “Connect 4”. We’re going to be talking about four important messages related to connections in our lives. Just like the classic game, building strong connections in life requires intentionality, strategy, and a little bit of fun. We'll focus on Connecting with Others, Connecting with God, Connecting with Self, and the power of Disconnecting to focus on what matters.