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Craig Groeschel closed the “Book Club” series by revisiting the five lifelong commitments from his and Amy’s book From This Day Forward. Today he focused on commitment #3—“Have Fun”—and showed that…
Life can fill so quickly—jobs, debt, diapers, deadlines—until one morning we wake up frantic and empty. Craig Groeschel argues that “the greatest enemy to the life you want may be the life you’re…
God’s love is completely unlike the love we usually experience. Ordinary love values what is already impressive; God’s love creates value in what it chooses. Through a ragged childhood teddy bear, a…
Anger and offense surround us, yet the apostle Paul warns that nursing either hands the devil “a foothold.” Craig Groeschel walks line-by-line through Ephesians 4 to show that while being offended…
We become the sum of our choices, so the sermon calls us to “pre-decide” before temptation or pressure arrives. This week’s decision is: with God’s help, I am consistent—because successful people do…
Craig Groeschel calls followers of Jesus to recognize when the flame has dimmed and to reclaim the vibrant closeness with God they once knew—or to discover it for the first time. Using Jesus’ words…
After nearly three decades of steady ministry, the speaker hit an unexpected mental and emotional wall—panic on the inside while everything still looked fine on the outside. His story launches a new…
The panel launches a mental-health miniseries by asking: “What can I do to live a healthy, balanced life today?” Therapist Kay Gackle introduces a seven-part self-care guide that helps people spot…
Anxiety is everywhere, but God cares deeply about anxious people. Using King Jehoshaphat’s crisis in 2 Chronicles 20, the message shows that anxiety is not a sin—it is a signal inviting us to pray,…
The hosts, several guests, and two therapists unpack why many of us either feel “numb” or overwhelmed by “big feelings” and how followers of Jesus can process emotions instead of ignoring them.…
Depression is real, complex, and no respecter of persons—even God-fearing people can be overwhelmed by it. Scripture acknowledges both the weight of anxiety and the power of “a good word” to lift a…
Rest isn’t optional or “extra”—it is a biblical command that shapes who we become and how well we serve others. In this conversation Abigail, Jason, and guest Josh Brower trace the journey from…
Worry feels normal, yet Jesus says it is unnecessary and unhelpful. Using Matthew 6, the message exposes five common worry zones—finances, food, fitness, fashion, and the future—and gives Jesus’…
“You’ve Heard It Said” – Grief & God’s Comfort Opening Moments Jason welcomed listeners, admitting, “I really don’t like having hard conversations.” Abigail confessed she’s wired for “flight or…
Know Who You Are – Live Who You Are Opening Moments Ally and Jason welcome listeners and pose the day’s big question: “How does knowing Jesus change the way we know ourselves?” They introduce Pastor…
As part of the “Peace of Mind” series on mental health, this message addresses trauma—how deeply distressing events wound us and how God can heal us. Using the apostle Paul’s story, Pastor Craig…
Burnout is more than working long hours—it is the slow, chronic depletion of mind, body, and spirit until we feel we have nothing left. Craig Groeschel shared his own wall-hitting experience and…
God is an abundantly generous Father who invites His people to experience the greater blessing that comes from giving rather than receiving. Pastor Bobby Gruenewald challenges every believer to…
Time and money are tools God entrusts to us; the way we spend them reveals our hearts. In this podcast conversation, Allie, Jason, Pastor Craig, Michelle, and Rodney explore the tensions between…
Hosts Jason and Ally explore why conversations about time and money can feel awkward and even shame-filled. Through lighthearted “gotcha” interviews with teammates, expert insights from therapist…
“Every one of us needs a fresh start.” Pastor Earl centers the message on God’s unconditional grace—love that meets us as we are yet refuses to leave us unchanged. Drawing from Saul’s dramatic…
Jason and Allie open the episode with a single, searching question: “How much is enough?” From there the conversation widens—through personal stories, listener testimonies, theological reflection…
Jesus’ words in Matthew 25 anchor the entire message: when we serve people society overlooks, we are actually serving Him. Pastor Craig and four staff members share real-life stories that prove…
Being a Christian is far more than a label—it is Christ Himself living in you. Amy Groeschel traced how grasping that union changes everything: our prayers carry eternal weight, our daily…
Marriage can be “a blessing when it’s a blessing” and deeply painful when it is not. How we view it determines how we live, date, and handle sexuality. Scripture shows that marriage is far more than…
John Davis tells how God used scarcity, mentors, and marriage to form a life of disciplined saving, wise investing, and open-handed generosity. His story traces 14-year-old paychecks going to…
Dating advice is everywhere, but Scripture reframes the search for “the one.” Instead of asking, “How do I find the right person?” the message urges us to ask, “How do I become the right person?”…
Jason, Allie, and Abigail sit down with Alex—a longtime “budget nerd”—to explore how ordering our money can become an act of worship. Alex traces the painful circumstances that pushed him into…
God longs for our relationships—especially the ones headed toward marriage—to be wise, holy, and life-giving. Using Proverbs 27:12 as the lens, the message contrasts the “sensible” who spot danger…
A playful debate over who’s made more trash turns serious: every dollar we spend and every hour we schedule either helps people and the planet flourish or props up systems of injustice. Through an…
