5/17/26 Just Ask!

5/23/26 and 5/31/26 The End of the Sermon on the Mount

In this episode, we cover Aaron's messages from the last two weeks combined, where he covered Jesus' concluding statements in the Sermon on the Mount. Brad and Aaron discuss questions from both messages as we seek to examine how we should follow Jesus and respond to His Upside Down Kingdom.

5/17/26 Just Ask!

In this episode, we discuss Aaron's message from Matthew 7:7-12 on the topic of Jesus inviting us to pray boldly and confidently and what that means for our lives.

5/10/26 Wrestling with Worry

In this episode we discuss Aaron's message from Matthew 6:25-34 on the topic of worry and anxiety. In this episode, we offered a few practical tools to help slow down and combat worry, one of which is called the Self-Examine. Here's the outline for how to practice Self-Examine: Set up: to do this practice, begin with a brief moment of silence in prayer preparing your mind to focus on God and hear from Him.  Then, as you walk through each question, take time to really think through it in prayer, and then take a moment and pause in prayer after working through each question before moving to the next.  The point of this exercise is to slow down and pay attention to things we often miss in our busy lives and let God speak into them.     1.   What was life-giving for me today (or this week if doing this weekly)?     2.   What was life-draining for me today (or this week)?    3.   Where were places I noticed God working?  Where were places I missed God working?     4.   What is God trying to teach me through this?    Other Questions to Consider:   5.   In light of this, is there anything I need to do or confess to someone in response?    6.   How do I think God sees me in light of all of this?

5/3/26 Where's Your Treasure?

In this episode we discuss Aaron's message from Matthew 6:19-24 on Jesus' challenging teaching on how we handle our wealth.

4/19/26 Check Your Motives

In this episode we discuss Aaron's message from Matthew 6:1-18 on Jesus warning us to be careful in practicing our righteousness to be seen by others.