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By Brandon Abbott
We are surrounded by noise. From the moment we wake up, something is already filling the silence: notifications, music, podcasts, conversations, or scrolling. In a world where noise is constant, silence can feel uncomfortable, even unsettling.
But what if that discomfort is actually revealing something deeper?
Sil...
Reading Scripture is more than checking a box; it’s how God forms us over time. In this episode, Brian Ball and Evan Kunz walk through 2 Timothy 3:16–17, reminding us that all Scripture is God-breathed and essential for teaching, correcting, and training us in righteousness. They highlight how transformation doesn’t happen instantly but through consistent, humble engag...
By David Hannah
We live in a world with more information than any generation in history. Every question we have can be answered in seconds, yet all that information often leaves us feeling more confused, anxious, and unsure of what is actually true.
When everything feels conflicting, we begin to feel untethered, like we are drifting witho...
Prayer is often reduced to a routine; something we say when we need help or check off a list before moving on with our day. But in Matthew 6, Jesus reframes prayer as something far deeper: a way to commune with God and align our hearts with His will. In this episode, Brian Ball and Hunter Melton unpack the Lord’s Prayer not as a script, but as a model that reshapes how...
By John Joseph
If you’re anything like me, your phone is the first thing you see in the morning and the last thing you touch at night. And while there’s nothing inherently wrong with that, I’ve noticed something in my own life—it’s really easy for my phone to get my attention before the Lord ever does.
What starts as a quick check of emai...