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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.

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We often moments of sacred quiet - the times after a big moment has passed, when one season ends and another is set to begin - we try to force clarity or hurry into what’s next. But maybe this pause isn’t a problem to fix. Maybe it’s a gift. Maybe it’s here to invite us into something deeper. Life is built in the quiet transitions between those big moments.

There are times all of us need to recalibrate - and find our true north again. Think of a compass - pointing to true north gives us direction - but there are times we lose our sense of direction, and we lose that sense of where north truly is, and we need - a recalibration. Without recalibrating, we risk charging ahead in directions that no longer reflect our values or our growth.

This week, we discuss why it's important to give ourselves permission to pause - just long enough to listen, look inward, and find our footing before we move forward again. The best journeys, at least the most meaningful ones, don’t begin with motion. They begin with direction. And that starts when we choose to recalibrate.

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In this part 2 of the "What Now?" series, we talk about the power of "start again". Where and when do we find the courage to begin again - not because we have to prove something, but because we believe there’s something worth stepping into. Whether it’s a habit, a dream, a relationship, or just a shift in your mindset, there’s power in a restart. Not perfect, not polished—but real. Starting again doesn’t have to be dramatic or flashy. Sometimes it looks like picking up a habit, a calling, or a part of yourself you set down for a while. Sometimes it’s not about doing more - it’s about moving forward with gentleness, focus, and grace. In this episode, we’ll explore what it means to answer “What now?” with courage - and how starting again, even in the smallest ways, can be an act of hope.

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There’s something almost magical about a big moment - the energy, the build-up, the way everything aligns just right for a brief sliver of time. Whether it’s a holiday like Easter, a powerful worship service, a performance, or even just a milestone in life, we often walk away from those experiences feeling inspired, full, and maybe even changed. But then… the music fades. The crowd disperses and the excitement dies down. The lights go down, and you wake up the next morning to something quieter, something more ordinary. And in that stillness, a question lingers: What now?

In this two-part series, we’re going to look at the “what’s next”... whether it’s coming down from a peak moment, stepping away from something big or meaningful, or moving into a new season… In this first part of our new series, we’re going to look at the silence after the big moment - about the sacred in the “after.” Because when the music fades, what’s left isn’t emptiness - it’s often the beginning of something deeper. And if we’re willing to listen, the quiet can speak louder than the song ever did.

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Let’s be honest - shifting into Drive sounds exciting, but it’s not always the easiest thing to do. For a lot of us, it’s actually the hardest gear to live in. There’s something safe about being in Park. There’s something oddly comforting about looking backward in Reverse. But Drive? Drive requires action. Movement. Risk. It requires us to take our foot off the brake, step on the gas, and trust that we’re heading somewhere meaningful.

Most of us don’t stay stuck because we don’t want to move. We stay stuck because something inside us is holding us back. And for many of us, that something is fear. Fear of the unknown. Fear of failure. Fear of what might happen if we leave what’s comfortable behind and step into something unfamiliar.
In this final episode of the "Shifting Gears" series, we talking about shifting into "Drive". Being in Drive can be exciting but also super intimidating. Because once you’re in Drive, you’re moving forward. There’s momentum. There’s no more sitting still, no more hiding in the rearview mirror. We were created to move forward with purpose, direction, and faith.

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In a car, park is there for a reason - you can’t leave a vehicle running indefinitely, and you can’t step out while the car is still rolling. You need a safe moment to pause, refuel, or make adjustments before continuing your journey. The same is true in life. There are seasons where stopping is wise, even essential. But here’s where I want to focus today - park isn’t meant to be a permanent state.

Throughout this episode, we explore three different aspects of being in park - rest, waiting, and just plain being stuck. Are you in a season where you’re supposed to be resting, allowing yourself to refuel before the next step? Are you waiting on something - an answer, an opportunity, a breakthrough? Or do you feel like you’ve been sitting still for too long, unsure of how to get moving again? Tune in to help you find a better sense of whether you need to stay in park a little longer or if it’s time to shift into gear.

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Have you ever felt like the past has a grip on you? Maybe you keep revisiting an old failure, convinced it still defines you. Or maybe you’ve been holding onto a past season of life so tightly that you struggle to embrace where you are now. We all have moments where we wonder what could have been, or we get stuck in the comfort of familiarity, even if it’s not serving us anymore. Why do some people stay stuck while others shift gears and move ahead?

In our first part of the "Shifting Gears" series, we focus on REVERSE. We'll explore the ways looking back can hold us back, how to recognize when we’re stuck in reverse, and most importantly, how to shift forward. So, if you’ve ever felt stuck, if you’ve ever struggled to let go of something that’s behind you, or if you’re ready to move forward but aren’t sure how - this episode is for you.

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What impression do you leave on others? When someone meets you, whether for the first time or even in a brief encounter, what lingers in their mind after you're gone? Is it your kindness, your joy, your compassion - or maybe something less flattering, like impatience or indifference? What if we focused not on the impressions others leave on us, but on the ones we leave behind? More specifically, what if we considered how those impressions reflect God?

In this episode, we’re going to explore what it means to bear God’s image and reflect His character in the impressions we leave on others. We’ll talk about what it means to live out His characteristics, how the fruit of the Spirit shapes our interactions, and how we can be intentional about representing Christ well - even when we fall short.