Speaker: Matthew Morken

When life gets busy, spending time in God’s Word can start to feel optional instead of essential. But if Jesus really is the bread of life, then his words are where we go when we’re hungry, tired, or unsure. As we head into a new year, the invitation is simple: see Jesus as life, and let his Word sustain you day after day. Speaker: Ian Crosby

Speaker: Jake Each

If God is generous, why does it sometimes feel like He’s holding back? See how the cross proves He’s already given us everything we need. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

Philippians 2 shows us that Jesus, being fully God, chose to step down into human flesh. He emptied Himself, not of divinity, but of privilege—for our sake. His humility wasn’t just shown in how He came, but in how He lived and died, obedient even to death on a cross. Speaker: Ian Crosby

It’s hard to believe God is in control when our lives feel so out of control. Most of us know the right answers about God’s sovereignty—but what about when tragedy strikes, when prayers go unanswered, or when nothing makes sense? That tension isn’t new. In fact, it’s the backdrop for the entire story leading up to Jesus’ birth.

As we begin Advent, we’re slowing down to consider what the arrival of Jesus reveals about the character of God. And what we see in Matthew’s genealogy is surprising: not only is God sovereign over the sweep of history—He is sovereign even over sin, suffering, and brokenness. From unlikely names and dark moments to unfulfilled promises and long waits, every generation points to one truth: God was never late. He arrives precisely when He means to.

Speaker: Danny Daugherty

Speaker: Jake Each

When discouragement sets in, our default solutions often fall short. But what if the strength we need doesn’t come from what we see, but from what we can’t? Speaker: Jake Each

It’s easy to place our hope in what feels urgent—restoring what’s broken or longing for things to go back to the way they were. That’s where Daniel was, praying for Jerusalem. But God gives him something better: a glimpse of the Messiah, the one who ends sin and brings everlasting righteousness. This passage reminds us that real hope isn’t found in a place, a plan, or a timeline—it’s found in a person. Jesus has already won. The question is whether our lives reflect that reality. Speaker: Jake Each

When the world feels unrecognizable, it's easy to forget how we got here—or how to get back. Daniel’s prayer reveals what it looks like to wake up to sin, cry out for mercy, and long for God more than comfort. Speaker: Jake Each

When evil feels like it's gaining ground and the world looks increasingly dark, what difference does it make to know how the story ends? Daniel's wild vision gives us more than a history lesson—it offers a steady hope for today. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

It can feel like the world is unraveling and the darkness is winning—but is that the whole story? Behind the chaos stands a King whose victory is already written, inviting us to live with courage and clarity in a world that often feels confusing. Speaker: Jake Each

It’s easy to feel like devotion is optional when life is comfortable. But what if the very habits we treat as extras—prayer, Scripture, community—are actually what prepare us for the moments that matter most?

Daniel’s story in Chapter 6 isn’t just about surviving lions—it’s about the kind of everyday, ordinary faithfulness that leads to extraordinary impact. Daniel wasn’t rescued because he suddenly found courage; he was already rooted in consistent, wholehearted devotion long before the threat appeared. That kind of quiet, resolute faith is what God used to turn the heart of a king and proclaim His glory across a kingdom. And it’s still how He works through us today.

Speaker: Jake Each

When pride is invisible but lethal, how do you know it’s in the room—or in your heart? Daniel 5 offers a haunting picture of what happens when the poison of pride goes undetected and unrepented. Speaker: Danny Daugherty

Pride quietly warps how we see ourselves, others, and God—until it breaks us. But there’s a better way forward, found not in self-improvement but in surrender to something far greater. Speaker: Jake Each

What happens when cultural pressure collides with unshakable faith? In a world that demands compromise, three exiles show what it means to stand firm—no matter the cost. Speaker: Jake Each

When fear and confusion run high, how do you find confidence? An exiled believer standing before the most powerful king of his day shows us that real stability isn’t rooted in control, but in prayer, praise, and trust in a sovereign God whose kingdom will never fall. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

When culture pulls hard in one direction, what does it take to stand firm? A teenager taken captive in a foreign land might just show us how faithfulness begins with the smallest decisions—and why those decisions matter more than we think. Speaker: Jake Each

When an entire generation forgets what God has done, the results are devastating. What if the call to be a next generation church is actually a call to deeper purpose—for every generation? Speaker: Danny Daugherty

What if we've mistaken what's good for what's most important? This family talk surfaces a deeper question that won't let go: what if our church prioritized what the early church did—and actually expected God to move? Speaker: Jake Each