Wake Before the Day

What does it mean to "test the spirits"? What would the world be like if we all lived like we were loved?

1 John 3 reminds us that God is the author of love and therefore the one who defines love. John continues to compare and contrast the kingdom of heaven with the kingdom of this world. One of the distinguishing marks of a believer is obedience to God and his word. Let's unpack what that means for us today.

One of our greatest battles today is the lie of "self-salvation". If I ________ then God will bless me. Identify where this lie has taken root and replace it with truth!

Darkness rises, and light to meet it! ... eh wait that's Star Wars not the Bible! BUT the Bible has a lot to say about light and darkness. Jesus invites you today to walk in the light! Walking Through 1 John 1 Together. As we sat with 1 John 1 this week, we were struck again by how short the chapter is—and yet how rich it is. John moves quickly but intentionally, guiding us from the historical rea...

Join us for a conversation on John 21. We discuss reverting back to old ways when times get tough, the power of repentance.

When Mary went to mourn a dead body she instead met the resurrected Jesus Christ. Jesus offers us new life today. Let's unpack John 20!

The crucifixion of Jesus is "foolish" to the eyes of the world and "wise and glorious" in the eyes of the God and the believer. Let's discuss.

In this episode we want to give you the freedom to resonate with Peter because like Peter we often think our way is better than Jesus' way! Take time today to reflect on what Jesus has done for you, thank him!

Jesus reminds us that in hard times it's important to keep your eyes fixed on heaven. God's at work and you're part of his plan!

Like the disciples we wrestle with grief, experience joy and long for a peace that only God can give.

How do we know if we're growing in our faith? Kingdom metrics are not numbers but are "fruit of the spirit"!

In this episode we laugh about our need for directions, the beauty and complexity of the Trinity and our call to love God through our obedience to him. Let's dig deep into John 14.

Genesis ends with grief, grace, and a God who turns evil into good.

A crossed-arm blessing reveals God’s presence, purpose, and unexpected grace.

A test of loyalty, a brother’s plea, and Joseph reveals his true identity.

When repentance meets responsibility - the road to reconciliation.

When the past returns: Guilt, grace, and God’s testing in Joseph’s story.

From prison to palace: How God turns forgotten seasons into divine purpose.

From favored son to framed servant—Joseph learns God’s presence is always with us.

Discover God’s scandalous grace in the raw story of Judah and Tamar—one not found in kids’ Bibles.

Dreams and the danger of pride. When blessing becomes about you instead of God, trouble follows.

God’s blessing reached Esau—but so did the cost of misplaced worship.

From chaos to covenant— The family mess can't stop God's mission.

Pain, revenge, and the God who brings purpose from evil.

Jacob and Esau reunite. God turns rivalry into reconciliation.