In Psalm 73, Asaph is mad at God. He’s been living right, but everything is going wrong. Yet all kinds of abusive people are having great lives. Life seems unjust. Asaph’s just about to chuck his faith. Yet at the end, he’s able to say in his pain, “…
Read MoreFor many of us that have grown up in the church, it’s easy to have all the right answers when it comes to our faith. In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan challenges us to examine our relationship with God to make sure what we believe is not just head knowledge but a deep understanding of…
Read MoreIn this episode, Christine Caine will empower you with the truth that you can choose what you focus your mind on, and encourage you to take inventory of the messages that are impacting your perspective. In order to fulfill God’s purpose…
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This week on Momentum, Tim and Des talk to Michelle Mitchell, a parenting and relationship specialist, about compassionate dads.
Read MoreA lot of people are mad at God. People who believe. People who don’t believe. And people who don’t know what they believe. And in Psalm 73, we see Asaph get mad at the way God seems to be mishandling the world.
Asaph has been living a self-controlled…
41% of Americans experience burnout after taking time off in the summer. In this episode, Carey breaks down why rest isn’t enough to sustain a leader. He explains what’s at stake when you return from vacation (or Sabbatical) and continue to lead…
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What if we stop focusing on problems and cultivated the solution? That’s the question driving a major shift happening with Famous at Home.
Josh + Christi are together this week for a behind-the-scenes look at the last few months—the prayer, the…
Read MoreJesus’ teaching about money here is triggered by an event: a Pharisee gets upset that Jesus didn’t wash his hands before he ate his food.
The ceremonial washings of the Old Testament were visual aids for the idea that you need to approach God with a…
UnSeminary’s Rich Birch returns to the podcast to talk about what growing churches are doing right now, the first 100 days of a new attender’s journey at your church, whether to live stream or not live stream your services, and how to create a…
Read MoreWe live in a culture that is filled with distractions and constant stimulation, and it’s easy to grow numb to the things that truly matter. In this week’s teaching, Francis Chan shares about the loss of a personal mentor and the importance of living a simple life with a heart that beats for the things…
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