The Weekly REBOOT

Welcome to a Special Weekly REBOOT episode called "Gratitude". We dig into the space between feeling  grateful and actually  showing  it. Using Philippians 4:6 and 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, we unpack why God didn't ask us to be thankful  sometimes —He called us to give thanks  in all things.  And when we don't express gratitude, it often goes unnoticed… even by the people who need to hear it most....

Healing after betrayal isn't easy—but it is possible. In this episode, we talk about what it means to rebuild your life and your faith when trust has been shattered, especially in marriage. Healing takes more than prayer—it takes boundaries, wisdom, and often professional help. Drawing from the story of the woman who reached out to touch Jesus' robe, we're reminded that even when others won't join...

Few things wreck us like betrayal in marriage. It's not just heartbreak—it's trauma. When the person who was supposed to protect your heart becomes the one who breaks it, everything feels unsafe. In this episode, we talk about the deep wounds of marital betrayal and what real healing actually takes. It's not just about changing behavior—it's about restoring the mind, body, and spirit. God's power...

Sometimes it's not a person who betrays us—it's the system. The church, the military, the workplace, the leaders we were taught to trust. Institutional betrayal cuts deep because it shatters more than confidence—it shakes our sense of safety and belonging. In this episode, we unpack what happens when authority fails us and how Jesus steps in as the Good Shepherd —the leader who never abuses His po...

Family betrayal hits on another level. It's not just pain—it's confusion, loss, and questions that don't seem to have answers. In this episode, we dive into the story of Joseph, a man betrayed by his own brothers, sold into slavery, and left for dead. Yet somehow, God turned that pain into purpose. Joseph's story proves that even when family wounds cut the deepest, God's redemption runs deeper. Wh...

When a friend betrays you, it hits different. It's the kind of pain that shakes your trust to the core. In this episode, we look at the heartbreak of friendship betrayal through the stories of Job, David, and Jesus—three people who knew what it felt like to be let down by those closest to them. But there's hope. Job declared, "I know my Redeemer lives," even when everyone around him turned their b...

Betrayal cuts the deepest—but it's also where redemption begins. In this series, we unpack how betrayal didn't start with us; it started in the Garden. From Satan's deception to the broken trust between Adam and Eve, betrayal became the root of every wound we carry. Yet even in that moment, God was already writing a plan for healing. We've all been both the betrayed and the betrayer, but through J...

We all know sleep matters—but what if it's actually spiritual? In this week's conversation, Dr. Leah Kaler joins us to talk about the connection between sleep, stress, and faith. Just as God modeled rest on the seventh day, we're reminded that sleep is more than downtime—it's sacred. When we rest well, we're practicing trust: letting go of control and believing God is still at work even when we're...

Our bodies remember everything—every heartbreak, every victory, every moment that shaped us. In this week's episode, we explore how emotional pain often shows up as physical symptoms and what that reveals about the deep connection between body, mind, and spirit. Healing isn't one-dimensional—it's clinical, spiritual, relational, and personal. The hope is this: the same body that remembers the pain...

Stress and trauma take a real toll on our bodies, but God built us with survival in mind. This week's episode uncovers the connection between our body's stress response and our soul's need for rest. Jesus' words in Matthew 11:28 remind us that rest isn't a luxury—it's a gift from God, a holy act of trust that restores both body and spirit. Together, we'll explore why rest is a vital part of healin...

Your body remembers what you've been through and that's not weakness, it's survival. In this new series,  Body by Trauma , we'll uncover how God's design shows up even in our triggers and anxiety. What trauma has miswired, God can rewire. You'll gain fresh hope, compassion for yourself and others, and practical ways to let God's healing reshape your mind, body, and spirit.   This message is part o...

God's grace can take us from hopelessness to purpose. This episode reminds us we're not self-made—we're  Kingdom Made. Philippians 1:6 and Ephesians 2:10 assure us that God is still shaping our stories, no matter our past. Through powerful testimony, you'll be challenged to see yourself through God's eyes: redeemed, purposeful, and unfinished—but in His hands.   This message is part four of our se...

Faith isn't about performance—it's about love. In this conversation with Bill and Kristi from Soul Shepherding, we explore what it really means to be deeply loved by God and others. Drawing from Hebrews 4:15, we're reminded that Jesus understands our weaknesses and meets us with empathy. You'll learn the four A's of empathy—Ask, Attune, Acknowledge, and Affirm—and discover how these simple steps c...

Life doesn't always go the way we plan. Sometimes the detours that shake our confidence are actually God's way of redirecting us toward something better. This week, we look at how Jesus redefined family in Matthew 12 and what that means for us today. You'll be challenged to see your faith community not as an obligation but as a gift—one that God uses to grow, shape, and remind us we belong.   This...

Faith was never meant to be a solo journey. We can't be "Kingdom Made" on our own. This message calls us to embrace the gift of unexpected grace—the kind of love that shows up right where we are, without judgment or conditions. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12:25–27 and Galatians 6:2, we're reminded that we are one body in Christ, designed to carry each other's burdens. Instead of hiding our "limps"—...

In our journey of faith, we often encounter the alluring concept of being 'self-made.' But what if we're called to be 'Kingdom-made' instead? This powerful message challenges us to reconsider our pursuit of individual success and embrace the interconnectedness of God's kingdom. Drawing from Romans 1:11-12, we're reminded that even the great Apostle Paul recognized his need for mutual encouragement...

This week, we're tackling one of the biggest obstacles in healing: ourselves. From fear-fueled self-sabotage to the lies we tell ourselves, we'll uncover how our own minds can hold us back. Through the lens of 1 John 4:18, we'll explore how God's perfect love casts out fear, silences negative self-talk, and frees us from destructive patterns. It's time to stop tripping over our own feet and start...

This week, we're unpacking the freedom found in forgiveness—not as a gift to others, but as a release for our own hearts. Through Jesus' words in Matthew 6, we'll explore why unforgiveness is like drinking poison, how it keeps us chained to the past, and what steps we can take to begin the healing process.   This message is part five of our series "The Vault". You can listen to the full series and...

Even the most faithful have wrestled with depression, despair, and questions that seem to have no answers. In this episode, Chris explores the emotional and spiritual weight carried by people like Job, Abraham, and David—and what their stories reveal about God's character in the middle of suffering. If you're feeling abandoned, overwhelmed, or unsure of where God is in your story, this conversatio...

Shame and regret don't have to be life sentences. In this episode, Rahnella unpacks how to break free from the guilt, shame, and regret that binds us by turning fully toward God's forgiveness. Through David's story in Psalm 32, we see that confession isn't about punishment—it's about freedom. When we stop hiding and start healing, we find that God's compassion really does stretch farther than our...

Healing isn't meant to happen alone. This episode, Rahnella Adsit unpacks the dangers of isolation and why real connection is essential to growth. Inspired by Cast Away and grounded in Hebrews 13:5, we'll explore what it means to build a strong circle of support—one filled with faithful friends, wise counselors, and honest community.   This message is part two of our series "The Vault". You can li...

What if your suffering has a purpose? In this special throwback message from Chris Adsit, we revisit the story of Joseph—a man betrayed, abandoned, and forgotten, yet never out of God's plan. You'll be challenged to see your pain differently and trust that even in the darkest moments, God is still working for your good.   This message is part one of our series "The Vault". You can listen to the fu...

What does it mean to live  unconquered ? In this final conversation with Adam Davis, we explore how surrendering to Jesus frees us from fear and doubt. From the battlefield with Goliath to the hidden struggles in our own lives, we're reminded that faith means facing what feels impossible—and trusting God anyway. You'll be challenged to take risks, dream boldly, and let go of what's holding you bac...

What if surrender is the breakthrough you've been avoiding? In this powerful conversation, we explore how giving up control can lead to healing. With stories of transformation—from the prodigal son to Paul—we're reminded that even in our lowest moments, God is calling us home. You'll be challenged to stop striving, start surrendering, and discover the peace that comes when you let God lead.   This...

The cycle can stop with you. In this powerful conversation with author and former law enforcement officer Adam Davis, we explore what it takes to break generational trauma and build a home filled with peace, safety, and love. From a past marked by pain to a future shaped by faith, Adam's story reminds us: healing is possible—and it starts with you.   This message is part one of a Conversation with...