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How do we face serious wrong without giving up on people? Starting in 1 Corinthians 5, we wrestle with grace, accountability, healthy boundaries, and the slow work of restored relationships. The conversation asks what...

Who comes to mind when you think of a good neighbor? After Corner Church's United Service, we share stories of the neighbors who shaped us and ask what it means to be placed well among the people already around us. We...

What if visible success is the wrong scoreboard for faithfulness? In this conversation around 1 Corinthians 4, we wrestle with the difference between knowing the right things and actually being transformed, Paul’s...

What if spiritual maturity is less about how much we know—and more about what is growing between us? In this episode, we share the conversations behind “Built to Last” in 1 Corinthians 3. We talk about Corinth as a...

What happens when faith becomes one more thing you feel responsible to manage? In this conversation, we explore the exhausting belief that everything is up to us: other people's choices, the outcome of every situation...

The pressure to prove ourselves and how the cross changes the scorecard Why do we feel so much pressure to appear successful, capable, or worthy? In this conversation surrounding 1 Corinthians 1:18–31, we explore where...

Division, pride, and personality conflicts are often symptoms of something deeper. As we begin 1 Corinthians, Paul brings us back to the question underneath them all: Who is at the center? The way through the noise is...

In 2 Kings 24–25, Jerusalem falls, the temple burns, and Judah goes into exile. The story looks over—but 2 Kings ends with Jehoiachin leaving prison and taking a seat at another king’s table. In this episode, we share...

In 2 Kings 21-23, Josiah discovers what Judah had lost: the Word of God, their covenant identity, and the memory of God’s rescue. The coming exile is not undone, but God gives his people something to carry into it. This...

Hezekiah was faithful, experienced God’s deliverance, and still had places in his life that needed to grow. In this episode, we share the conversations behind the message and explore how awareness, humility, and...

Israel didn't collapse overnight. For more than two centuries, God patiently warned His people as they slowly shifted their trust from Him to politics, wealth, military alliances, cultural trends, and false gods that...

Fear doesn't just make us anxious—it quietly reshapes what feels safe, trustworthy, and worth following. Fear rarely announces itself by saying, "Make a bad decision." Instead, it slowly changes what looks like the...

How what we choose to remember shapes our faith, our relationships, and the direction of our lives. Everyone remembers something. The real question is whether we're remembering the right things. In this episode, we...

Jehu's story is one of the most dramatic and unsettling narratives in Scripture. Anointed by God to confront corruption and bring judgment on the house of Ahab, Jehu acts with decisive courage—but his story doesn't end...

Fear and trust show up in every major moment of life. A difficult diagnosis. A career change. A financial setback. A step of faith into the unknown. The question isn't whether you'll feel fear—it's what voice you'll...