What Was Built in the Ten Days

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're asking the question that's probably been sitting in the back of your mind all week as we've walked through Daniel's story: does any of this actually work, or does doing the right thing just cost you everything while everyone else gets ahead? It's an honest […]

You Don't Have to Fight to Hold Your Ground

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're continuing our week-long journey through Daniel's story and discovering a third option that most of us were never taught exists. If you've ever felt trapped between two impossible choices—either staying silent and swallowing what you really believe, or turning every conviction into a full-blown confrontation—this […]

Resolve is a Foundation, Not a Feeling

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're slowing down to examine one powerful phrase that has the potential to transform how you approach every difficult decision you'll face this week. Yesterday, we met Daniel standing at a crossroads in ancient Babylon, and today we're zooming in on what made his resolve actually […]

The Decision You Already Regret

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we explore a truth that might just change how you approach the next difficult moment in your life: the decisions that matter most aren't made in the heat of the moment—they're made long before the pressure arrives. Today, we're sitting with the story of Daniel, a […]

The Prayer

There was a woman named Eleanor Dollar who taught Pastor Chuck's Sunday school class when he was a boy in Rhode Island. She wasn't flashy, platform-worthy, or a great speaker. She just showed up—week after week, year after year—with homemade cookies and reading glasses on a pearl-beaded chain. One day, she pulled young Chuck aside […]

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 […]

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