What would change if you knew Jesus was coming back next week?

In the final week of True Religion, we walk through James 5 and talk about urgency, prayer, patience, and living with an eternal perspective.

We discuss why believers sometimes lose urgency in their faith, why prayer can feel difficult, and how God uses prayer to strengthen, restore, and bring people back to Him.

True religion isn’t passive.
It lives with urgency, prays with faith, and keeps eternity in view.

In week four of True Religion, we walk through James 4 and talk about the battle between pride and humility.

James shows us that conflict often starts with misplaced desires — when our wants, passions, and need for control take the lead.

But God gives greater grace.

In this episode, we talk about surrender, humility, resisting the enemy, and what it means to submit our lives fully to God.

True religion isn’t about control.
It’s about surrender.

What do your words reveal about your heart?

In week three of True Religion, we walk through James 3 and talk about the power of the tongue. Our words can encourage, heal, and build up — but they can also wound, divide, and destroy.

James reminds us that the tongue may seem small, but it can steer the direction of our lives and relationships.

In this episode, we talk about:

• why our words matter more than we think
• how gossip, sarcasm, and criticism shape community
• why the tongue reveals what’s happening in the heart
• how Scripture helps us become people who speak life

Your mouth exposes what your heart is full of.

Faith isn’t just something we claim — it’s something that moves us.

In week two of True Religion, we walk through James 2 and talk about what it means when Scripture says faith without works is dead.

We’re not saved by our actions, but real faith produces action. It changes how we live, how we love, how we pray, and how we respond to the needs around us.

If your faith hasn’t changed your life… is it really your faith yet?

Why do so many people hear sermons… but never actually change?

In week one of our new series, True Religion, we walk through James 1 and talk about the difference between hearing God’s Word and actually doing it.

It’s easy to listen.
It’s easy to agree.
It’s easy to be moved in the moment.

But real faith doesn’t stop at hearing — it leads to obedience.

In this episode, we talk about:

• why people compartmentalize Sunday and the rest of the week
• the difference between emotional response and real transformation
• why Scripture is meant to shape how we live
• what it looks like to take a real next step of obedience

True religion isn’t measured by what you know.
It’s measured by what you live.

What Bible story would you want to witness in person?

If the disciples had social media… what would go viral?

And what would people in the Bible think about modern technology?

In this episode, we switch things up with some fun, lighthearted (and surprisingly deep) Bible questions—and let’s just say… it got chaotic fast 😂

We talk about:

• The Bible moments we wish we could’ve seen

• What would’ve broken the internet in Bible times

• Verses people misunderstand all the time

• What might actually surprise the early church today

• And a few answers that turned deeper than expected

👉 Sometimes the fun questions lead to the best conversations.

We celebrate the cross, but too often we stop there.

The resurrection changes everything. It’s not just proof of forgiveness - it’s proof of freedom. But if that’s true… why do so many of us still live like we’re bound?

In this episode, we talk about:

• Why we focus on the cross but forget the empty tomb

• What the resurrection actually proves

• Why Christians still feel stuck in sin

• How to live with resurrection power every day

👉 You’ve been set free. The question is… are you living like it?

They shouted Hosanna one day… and Crucify Him just days later.

How does that even happen?

In this episode, we wrap up the Into the Wilderness series by looking at what happens when people misunderstand you—even when you’re doing exactly what God called you to do.