The Dad Who Took the Whistle

Ever feel like doubt disqualifies you from peace? You’re in good company. In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, we revisit the story of “Doubting Thomas”—a disciple defined by his questions, but also by his courage and honesty. When Thomas struggled to believe, Jesus met him in the very place of his doubt, offering peace […]

Every Head in the Room Turns

What does forgiveness look like when it’s not just an idea, but a real situation—with real people, real pain, and no easy answers? In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, we step into the story of an early church in Colossae, where Paul’s call to “forgive each other, whoever has a complaint against anyone” wasn’t […]

November 8 - Where’s My Home?

Where’s home for you? This Sunday, we’re pausing our series to honor our veterans and to ask a question that matters more than ever: Where’s My Home? From Philippians 3:20, we’ll discover what it means to be citizens of heaven while we live, work, and vote right here in Georgia. When you know where home really is, you’ll find a peace that can’t be voted out, a joy that looks forward, and grace for a noisy world. Invite someone to join you this Sunday!

Will This Matter in a Week

Ever feel your patience slipping away over those little daily irritations—the person who stands still at the top of the escalator, the coworker who hits “reply all” just to say thanks, or the driver who cuts in at the last minute on your commute? You’re not alone. In today’s episode of the Weekday Podcast, we […]

Stop Getting Dressed Off the Chair

What if the way we handle everyday frustrations and deeper hurts is a lot like the way we get dressed in the morning—grabbing whatever’s closest, without giving it much thought? In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, we explore how our emotional responses often default to what’s most familiar: sarcasm, impatience, or resentment. Drawing from […]

John 11 - The Table Discussion Questions - November 3, 2026

Leader Note: Assume someone at your table is grieving, even if they don't say so. Nobody has to share a loss. If someone does, thank them, let there be silence, and don't rush to fix it or explain it. Avoid phrases like "everything happens for a reason" or "they're in a better place now" unless the […]

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