May 27th - "A Word"

June 6th - "Ready to Be Sent"

Series: The Road With Paul Episode: Day 6 – Ready to Be Sent Scripture: Acts 13:1–3 Preparation can only take us so far. Eventually, faith requires a step of obedience. Today we reflect on the church in Antioch, the calling of Barnabas and Saul, and the simple but powerful prayer that begins every mission: "Lord, I'm willing." Tomorrow, the journey with Paul officially begins.

June 5th - "Leaving Comfort"

Series: The Road with Paul Episode: Day 5: Leaving Comfort Scripture: Genesis 12:1 Every meaningful journey begins by leaving something familiar behind. In today's episode, we look at God's call to Abram and explore how spiritual growth often starts with disruption. Comfort isn't the enemy, but when it becomes our highest priority, it can keep us from following where God is leading next.

June 4th - "Learning the Road"

Series: The Road with Paul Episode: Day 4 – Learning the Road Scripture: Psalm 119:105 Most of us want the whole map, but God usually gives us enough light for the next step. In today's episode, we explore why faith requires trust, how uncertainty can become a teacher, and what it means to follow God's guidance one step at a time. Sometimes the journey forward begins not with complete confidence, but with simple obedience.

June 3rd - "Who's Walking With You?"

Series: The Road with Paul Episode: Day 3 – Who’s Walking With You? Scripture: Mark 6:7 Jesus rarely sends people alone. In today’s episode, we reflect on companionship, spiritual friendship, and why faith was never meant to be a solo journey. Looking at Mark 6:7, we explore loneliness, drifting relationships, and the importance of walking with people who help us keep moving toward Christ.

June 2nd - "Travel Light"

Series: The Road with Paul Episode: Day 2: Travel Light Scripture: Hebrews 12:1 Not everything slowing you down is sinful, some things are just heavy. In today’s episode, we explore what it means to throw off the things that hinder us spiritually and why following Jesus sometimes requires subtraction instead of addition. We reflect on distraction, exhaustion, and learning to travel lighter on the journey of faith.