Widows and Coins

Picture this: Jesus is sitting near the temple treasury, watching people give. The wealthy step forward with large, impressive donations—the kind that make a loud clang in the copper vessel and turn heads with approval. Then a widow approaches. No fanfare, no applause. Just two tiny coins, worth less than a penny together. Barely a sound. Nobody […]

Seeds

In a culture obsessed with big launches, instant results, and visible impact, Jesus offers a completely different paradigm for how God's kingdom actually works. In Matthew 13, He compares it to a mustard seed—the smallest of all seeds that becomes the largest of garden plants. But here's the tension: America has trained us to believe […]

When Our Story Gets Between Us and God - The Table Discussion Questions - July 21, 2026

For leaders: pick 3–4 of these based on where your table naturally goes. You don't need to cover all seven.

Small Things

Ever catch yourself thinking, "If I were God, I'd do this differently"? Most of us would go big—launch with fireworks, clarity, and unmistakable signs. But God's pattern throughout Scripture tells a radically different story. From Abraham to Joseph, from David to Moses, God consistently chooses what we would overlook: the small, the hidden, the unlikely. […]

Do It All In His Name

Welcome to Friday's edition of the Weekday Podcast, where we're wrapping up our journey through Colossians 3 with one of the most liberating truths in all of Scripture: worship isn't confined to Sunday morning—it's woven into every moment of your life. All week we've explored worship without shame, putting off the old self, putting on […]

July 19 - Predecide

Drift doesn't happen overnight—it happens one small compromise at a time. This Sunday, we'll look at the life of Daniel and discover how the strongest faith is built long before the pressure arrives. When you've already settled in your heart who you'll follow, you don't have to wonder what you'll do when the moment comes. Join us as we explore how quiet obedience, unwavering character, and predecided faith can keep us anchored in a world that's always pulling us away

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