Mike & Heidi

If we're not careful, pain can become a lens that distorts our vision. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about choosing not to look at people through the pain they've caused us. Support the show

There are some things about God we only learn in hard places. Join Mike and Heidi as they talk about the flipside of impossible. Support the show

Worrying is the worst way to use your imagination. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about trusting God during anxious times. Support the show

Perhaps you know all too well what it means to be disappointed. Join Mike as he shares three truths that helped him and Heidi overcome the loss of their fathers. Support the show

Because of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection, your position in life has completely changed. Join Mike and Heidi as the share about rising above the chaos. Support the show

What if the discomfort you feel is really God's way of directing you into something new? Join Mike and Heidi as they discuss the tension of transition. Support the show

We don't become right with God by trying harder, doing better, or fixing ourselves. We become right with God by trusting Jesus, receiving His finished work, and standing in His grace. Support the show

God took everything that was wrong with us and put it on Christ, so He could take everything right with Christ and put it in us. Join Mike as he shares about the righteousness of God. Support the show

Be careful not to call what God has planted, buried. The seed He has put inside of you is significant. It may not have broken through the surface yet, but it's about to. Support the show

What if we could look past everything we are trained to notice in others and see the face of Jesus in everyone? Join Mike as he shares about the least of these. Support the show

You have been given something. It carries grace, and it's meant to be used to serve others. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about stewarding your grace gifts. Support the show

The relationship God wants with you is not based on what He needs from you—it's based on what you need from Him. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about something we all long for. Support the show

Transformation is rarely instant. It comes through steady, Spirit-filled formation. Join Mike and Heidi as they discuss four grace-paced rhythms for lasting change. Support the show

If you change your choices, you'll change your trajectory. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about the power of choice. Support the show

Comparison is a subtle trap because it often comes disguised as motivation or ambition, but it ultimately causes us to miss the point. Support the show

Many people want God's direction, but His priority is intimacy first. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about the Good Shepherd. Support the show

God chose you to be His very own child before the world was formed, and He willingly exchanged His Son's life for yours. Let that sink in this week. Support the show

When the manna stopped falling from heaven, Israel didn't experience loss. They experienced change. Join Mike and Heidi as they discuss transitioning from one season to the next. Support the show

Like the emu and red kangaroo, believers are designed by God to move forward. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about forward faith. Support the show

Surrender is not about what you give up first—it's about who you go to first. Join Mike and Heidi as they share about finding rest through surrender. Support the show

Proverbs 4:5 says to make wisdom our quest. Join Mike and Heidi as they discuss the pursuit of wisdom. Support the show

Join Mike and Heidi as they talk about the peace of God—a peace that flows from the inside out, not from the outside in. Support the show

In this episode, Mike shares 3 disciplines that will help you see real change in your life and the world around you: wait, worship, and work. Support the show

Don't pull back from God. Don't even clean yourself up first. Walk right up to Him—just as you are—and receive the grace you need for today. Support the show

God is not impressed by how fast we arrive. He is concerned with who we become along the way. Join Mike and Heidi as they discuss slowing down. Support the show