In order to be who God has created us to be, we much destroy strongholds, the erroneous mindsets or thought processes that hinder our growth.

“What should I do with my life?” Shackelford and Denzel help answer this question with 4 research-based steps for discovering your calling.

Our specific identity and purpose is rooted in the fact that we are both uniquely wired and uniquely placed by God.

One foundational question, though every human must answer it, proves rather difficult to determine: “Who are you?”

Author Alan Noble discusses how the truth that we are not our own radically changes our understanding of ourselves, others, and God.

Jared C. Wilson joins the show to discuss how God’s perfect love fills our deepest longing—to be loved anyway.

Andrew Peterson shares how the God of the Garden is always present, working and keeping what he loves—sometimes planting, sometimes pruning.

Shame is not the way. So what does it look like to build spiritual disciplines that are rooted in the grace and love of Christ?

Gavin Ortlund engages the head and heart while making the case for God as the best framework for understanding our world.

Over the years, we have slowly lost what real fellowship looks like, but it is a biblical means of grace worth reclaiming.

Though the person and work of Jesus, friendship with God becomes possible, and the foundation for prayer is set.

Author Amy Gannett explains how worship and theology go hand in hand, each one incomplete without the other.