I always wonder if I am loving other's right and also often ask myself if I am really being loved the right way or I am settling for less than I deserve. What is love anyway? What does it mean to be loved right and to love others right? These are some of the questions Paul answers in 1 Corinthians 13: 4-8 and this Valentine's Day, those definitions of love should help us rethink our relationships and how we are loving others. Happy Valentine's Day to everyone listening to this one.

1 John 2:16-17. There are three lusts that John writes about and I have seen these play out in my life. I think pride of life is even deeper than a lot of us can imagine. If you feel stuck or stagnant in your spiritual growth, it might be because of your unnecessary focus on your position in life.

Welcome to the first episode of 2021. Today we delve into the reality of leaving in the grey as a christian. The misinterpretation of grace that leaves lots of Christians stuck in bondages and habitual sin without finding redemption. Our root scripture is from Romans 6:1-4. Share your experience in the comments or find us on Instagram for new post updates. Happy New Year!

Let's talk about conditions. As a believer I have conditions for everything and it keeps me from doing certain things but even most importantly it keeps me for loving genuinely. We are so used to loving "if' and "because" even though we are called to love "despite of". We just setting conditions because conditions keep us in control even if it distorts our pace for grace.

In 1 Corinthians 14:33, He says that God is not an author of confusing. I have had a lot of questions which made me frustrated and confused. This year has definitely allowed us to feel a lot of things and honestly helped me realize that confusion either destructs or it builds. How do you handle the confusion created by the diversity of opinion and the internal mental struggles you have to personally wrestle with? Join me to explore my ideas on #TheKnotofConfusion.

As 2020 throws different curve balls to us, it's no doubt it's hard for everyone. September is suicide prevention month so how about we have a conversation about depression (one of the leading causes of suicide today and christianity? Yes, there are many misconceptions about depression but depression is a thing and it affects everyone.Today we focus on the knot of depression.

It's good to be optimistic but is that enough? Does optimism have its own limits? On this episode, Erik Hjalmeby joins me in a great conversation to discuss and try to answer these questions and more. We explore the thin yet, crucial line that separates optimism from hope. He challenges us on what it means to be hopeful and how we can get better at it.

Lately I have had a few changes happen in my life, some of them have been great others, not so much. Yet, I can say this for sure, no matter what kind of change, there is always something to leverage out of that to sharpen and curve us into the tools God can use to breathe life and hope into our communities and the people around us. Journey with me on this episode as we explore thoughts, ideas and a noteworthy character I greatly admire for how he embraced and made the best out of every change in his life. 

A conversation on dating and relationships in a pandemic. Since the pandemic started there has been a lot of changes in almost every sphere of life. Dating and relationships are no exception. Join us today for the first interview/conversational based episode with Elizabeth Lenk as we share christian perspectives on dating in this uniquely different season. She also shares the truths in scripture that keep her grounded in seasons such as these.

Very often in our world today, we build our lives around borrowed ideas from how to live. This subjects us to living under imaginary shadows of those whose life we deem as "perfect". We adopt their goals, visions and their definition of success while working towards reaching that "ideal" standard of life. Even though our lives are supposed to be worth more, we belittle them to unrealistic versions portrayed by those whose lives we idolize or even end up in apparent competition with.