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Martha and Mary Effect (September 20, 2026)

2026-09-2359:38

Send us Fan Mail Worship is not the opening act, it’s the moment the fight starts. We dig into a line that stopped us cold: worship is the battle cry that breaks chains before a single word is spoken. From there, we challenge the idea that church is something we attend to consume, and we push toward something deeper: a real encounter with the presence of God that changes how we live Monday through Saturday. We walk through Luke 10:38-42 with Mary and Martha and name the tension most Christia...

Who Are You Shepherding (September 13, 2026)

2026-09-2356:29

Send us Fan Mail Psalm 23 gets quoted at funerals, but we treat it like a living map for daily life and real community. We start with a simple question that lands like a mirror: who are you shepherding? Because whether you’ve ever called yourself a leader or not, people are watching how you love, how you forgive, and how you show up when someone’s world is falling apart. We walk through the shepherd’s work in practical, recognizable ways: checking on someone who’s missing, feeding people wit...

Alter(ation) September 6, 2025)

2026-09-0601:02:05

Send us Fan Mail If you’ve ever said “I’m sorry” and quietly planned to do it again, this message draws the line we all try to blur. We start with 2 Corinthians 7:10 and the difference between godly sorrow and worldly sorrow, then push past Christian clichés into the real meaning of repentance: not shame, not a speech, but a changed direction that shows up in what we do next. We walk through a memorable illustration about a stolen car that exposes how easy it is to confess sin without ...

When the Fire Falls (August 30, 2026)

2026-08-3051:52

Send us Fan Mail Revival sounds exciting until it starts rearranging your life. We dig into why a full church, a polished service, or even a dramatic spiritual moment is not the same thing as genuine Christian revival, and why the Holy Spirit often brings conviction before comfort. If we say we want God to move, we also have to ask a tougher question: would we actually be okay with what He wants to change in us? We go to 1 Kings 18 and walk with Elijah onto Mount Carmel, where the real battl...

I Have Decided (August 23, 2026)

2026-08-2347:58

Send us Fan Mail Skipping once feels harmless, but what if the real danger is the slow drift you barely notice? We start with a funny, painfully relatable picture of decision fatigue, then zoom out to the decisions that shape a life: the commitments you stop renegotiating because they matter too much. When Sunday morning turns into a weekly debate driven by sleep, weather, schedules, or who’s preaching, consistency starts losing ground and our faith becomes negotiable. We dig into Hebr...

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