Connect the Kingdom

Week 3: God’s a builder and He’s not afraid to get His hands dirty.  In this week’s episode, discover what God chooses as His preferred building material here on earth. Lean in and listen as we explore how God takes the raw, imperfect parts of our lives and crafts something truly beautiful. He’s building—and you’re part of the plan.

Week 2: Just because you have problems doesn’t mean problems have to have you. Life’s storms are inevitable—but they don’t have to define or defeat you. Join us in this week’s episode as we journey with the Apostle Paul and his shipmates through rough seas and raging storms. As today’s passage reveals, the key to weathering life’s storms lies in being anchored properly.

Week 1: Are We Founded or Fooled? Jesus compared the person who built their house on sand—with no foundation—to a fool. But those who build wisely on a solid foundation are called wise in God’s eyes. Join us for this 5-part series, “ Foundations” , as we explore how God desires to build strong, lasting foundations in our lives. In this week’s episode, we dive into the first three essential foundat...

Week 3: If God is a rhythmic God, wouldn’t it make sense that our lives are meant to move to His rhythm? Jesus certainly thought so. In this final episode, we’ll see how Jesus reveals the rhythms of grace—and how every answer we need, everything we long for, is found in Him.

Week 2: We were not created anew in Christ Jesus to be burden baring animals. Something are to burdensome for us to lung around all the time. That’s why Jesus said, “Take My yoke upon you." The main question posed in this episode is: If you’re yoked up to Jesus, then how could you possibly feel any heaviness, burden, stress or pain?

Week 1: It’s good to figure out a life-rhythm that beats to the rhythm of God’s grace. Each week, we’re going to uncover ways to get back in sync with God and with the Rhythms of Holy Spirit. This episode focuses on the unforced rhythms of God’s grace found in Jesus teaching on rest.

Week 8: Before you ever took your first breath, God planted purpose deep within you. You were created on purpose, for a purpose—to live a  Purpose-Full  life in Christ Jesus. In this final episode of our “To the Full” series, we’re wrapping up with a powerful reminder: to fill our lives with God’s purpose and walk boldly in all He’s called us to be.

Week 7: Ask yourself this question: When was the last time I blessed the Lord, O my soul, and all that is within me? This episode helps fill our hearts with worship again so we can pour out our praise on the One deserving of it all!

Week 6: Our joy shouldn’t be tied to anything this world has to offer. As David declared, “In Your presence there is fullness of joy!” In this episode, we’ll dive into the story of Abigail and discover how her life reflects the kind of deep, lasting joy that comes from God alone—joy that reveals the heart of our Heavenly Father.

Week 5: Grace is the overflowing cup of God’s goodness—poured out generously, far beyond anything we could earn or even imagine. In this episode, we’ll focus on the limitless supply of God’s grace—filling us to the brim, and then spilling over into every area of our lives.

Week 4 : How’s your trust meter and what is it set to? Sometimes we have a hard time trusting. It could be for many reasons - but we don’t trust people, trust family, or even trust God at times. Our currency says “In God We Trust”, but this episode begs the question: Do you trust in God or do you lean on your own understanding?

Week 3: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 reminds you to rejoice always, pray without ceasing, in everything give thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. This episode focuses on living a thankful life in Christ.

Week 2: Everybody sees the glass differently. Are you a glass half-empty or a glass half-full kind of person? Because the life of every believer in Christ Jesus should be a hope-filled life. This episode asks the question: Are you hopeful?

Week 1: Life in Christ Jesus is meant to be rich, abundant, and overflowing. Each week, we’ll explore one or more of the countless ways God longs to fill your life—completely, abundantly, and beyond measure, until it overflows.   This episode focuses on the fact that sometimes we fell all poured out, yet God has a supernatural way of filling us up again with fresh oil.

Week 7: There was once a king whose name closely echoed one of God’s many names—yet his life was anything but aligned with it. He was far from God, failing to live up to his namesake. As Christians, it raises a powerful question for us: as those who carry the very name of Christ, how can we live redeemed lives that truly reflect the name we bore? This episode focuses on the name Jehovah Tsidkenu ,...

Week 6: God often gave people new names—transforming their identity and reshaping how they saw themselves. In the same way, as we explore the many names of God, perhaps He’s been reshaping your perspective too—inviting you to see Him in a new and deeper way. This episode focuses on the name El Shaddai (the God who is more than enough) and Jehovah Jireh (the LORD our provider).

Week 5: Living in West Texas, sweet tea is a treasured favorite for many homes. There’s an attribute given to God where He makes bitter waters sweet again. What bitter waters could you hope for the LORD to turn sweet in your life? This episode focuses on the name Jehovah Rapha (the LORD our healer)!

Week 4: God is Jehovah Chêqer. That’s the name that means the LORD is unsearchable, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t any beauty,  power, or intimacy in searching out the many names of God.  He is unsearchable, but what you do find is worth the hunt. This episode focuses on the names Jehovah Tsaba (the LORD our warrior) and Jehovah Nisi (the LORD our banner). Isn’t it good to know that you have a...

Week 3: How often a gentle touch can soothe our weary souls. God is always near—ever present—and He longs to lay His hand upon your life. This episode focuses on the name Jehovah Shammah, the LORD who is there.

Week 2: Over 6,800 times throughout our scripture God has revealed His many names. It sounds to me like He desires to be on a first name basis with His creation. This episode focuses on the name El Roi and El Olam - The everlasting God who sees you .

Week One: One of the mighty ways we magnify the Lord is by exalting His name together — That’s the heart of this series. Each week, we’ll uncover one or more of God’s character traits or attributes that will deepen your understanding and stir fresh appreciation for the greatness of His great name in your life. This episode focuses on the power behind one’s name. Engage with God’s name YHWH and see...

Week 5: In this final episode of  The King’s Table , Pastor Trent brings the series to a powerful close by uncovering how God meets us in our deepest hurts through the breaking of bread. From David’s betrayal and cave pounding prayers to the road to Emmaus and the upper room, this episode shows why the King’s Table is the place where wounded hearts are healed and finding common ground is revealed....