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If you’re going on a big trip, you better make sure you have the right fuel to get you there. What is the fuel of a faith that is impactful and deep? When it comes to growing a faith that can stand up when the road of life gets hard, there’s one thing that matters most.

We all want to show kindness to others...but it's not always easy. What if a shift in perspective could show us how to treat others, the way Jesus did.

Guest speaker Kyle Wallace talks to us about Boldness and how the life of faith is a life marked by courage.

We rarely go on expeditions alone, and the adventure that is faith is no different. It is not meant to be experienced by yourself! The Bible gives us a promise of someone who can join us for any adventure we are on!

We are conditioned to live for the moment, to live only for today. But it’s not only a smart thing to think about the future…it’s actually a biblical thing too!

We plan for the things we purchase in our lives…but what would it look like to plan to be generous? God is a generous God, and He values generosity in us.

No one has ever said - my debt makes my life so much better! There is a spiritual side to debt that we don’t often understand. But the truth is, God is inviting us out of debt and into a healthier place.

We are trained to live believing that more is always better, which leads us to always want the next best thing. But that can get us into trouble, especially when it comes to living within our means. The truth is that often, less is actually more.

We’ve all done dumb things. How can we make better decisions, and have fewer regrets? There’s a question that the Scriptures encourage us to ask that can help us do that.

We are all faced with decisions every day. Some simple. Some more complex. How can we be sure we are making the right decision? The Bible has plenty to say about making the wise decision.

What do you do when you find yourself in a place of yearning and longing? As we find from the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel sometimes to get something we first have to let it go.

Sometimes we need to stop and talk about why we do what we do. Let's pull back the curtain and look at what we're all about.

How can we be healthy people? A large part of our health (and unhealth) has to do with our emotions and how we handle them. With God’s help, we can all become emotionally healthy.

Jerel discusses his latest book and the power of story.

In relationships maybe more than anywhere else, there is a principle at work - you reap what you sow. We can’t control the outcomes of all of our relationships, but we can control what we sow into them.

Craig Allen Cooper joins us and talks about how we can grow spiritually when we commit to pray.

What you feed, grows. It’s a truth that we all have experienced. Does it apply to all of life? And how to we feed the good instead of the bad? The Bible has plenty to say about what we should do when it comes to our spiritual life, our relationships, and our emotions.

Christianity is about faith. But it’s not blind faith...there is evidence to back it up.

Having a reason to believe is a good thing. What is your reason for belief? Why should you consider believing?

We don’t live in a country with a king, but, whether we realize it or not, we’re all a part of a kingdom.

We all make mistakes...but what happens after? Do we hide, reconcile, run, or return home. Jesus shows his followers (and us) how to respond after we make a mistake.

What does it look like when the church really functions like the church can? When we all pull in the same direction for the same reason? That’s what it will take to be the kind of church that reaches the next generation.

Jesus takes a walk with his disciples…the last walk he’ll take for awhile with them. What is on his mind? He tells them what he wants to tell us too - whatever happens, here’s the key to true joy in life.

Would you like to know how to find peace even when your life is anything but peaceful? Jesus gives us a fresh perspective on how we can make this our reality.

Sometimes Jesus does the most unexpected thing possible. When he does that, pay close attention - he is showing us how he wants us to live too.