In this episode, we unpack how to recognize what’s good, what’s neutral, and what’s broken when it comes to what we're being fed by our culture. From music and movies to concerts and comedy, Christians often live between two extremes: mindlessly consuming or harshly withdrawing. But the Bible gives us a better way. God is the giver of joy, creativity, and beauty, yet He also calls us to wisdom, holiness, and discernment.

QUESTIONS:

1. Do you tend to mindlessly consume culture or harshly reject it?
2. Where have you seen common grace in music, movies, or art...even from non-believers?
3. What filters or boundaries could help you honor God while still enjoying creativity?

READ MORE:

• Discernment and transformation in Romans 12:1–2
• Common grace in Matthew 5:45
• Guarding your heart in Proverbs 4:23
• Spiritual maturity through solid food in Hebrews 5:14

We navigate suffering with faith, honesty, and the ministry of presence. Lament is not the enemy of faith—it’s a vital path to healing. We share stories from our life and leadership to help you hold onto joy, lean into God, and walk others through their pain with grace.

QUESTIONS:

1. How do you usually respond when you find yourself in a hard place?

2. Who has ministered to you in your hard seasons, and how can you do the same for

others?

3. What does it look like to “trust fall” into Jesus in the middle of pain?

READ MORE:

- “Go from strength to strength” in Psalm 84:5–7

- Expressing sorrow in Lamentations (entire book)

- “Prayer and petition” in Philippians 4:6–7

- God hears and comforts in Revelation 6:9

- “Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you” in 1 Peter 5:7

Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of abuse and other mature topics.

We talk about the intimate and sacred gift of sex. Our culture tells us all kinds of lies about sex,
and we need to replace those lies with the beauty of God’s design for sexuality within marriage.
Our goal isn’t shame—it’s healing, clarity, and joy in following God’s plan.

QUESTIONS:
1. How have past experiences, trauma, or cultural messaging shaped your understanding of
sexuality?
2. Why does viewing sex as a gift or a right shape the way couples enjoy it?
3. In what ways can you make sexual intimacy in marriage an act of worship?

READ MORE:

• “Every good and perfect gift” in James 1:17
• Dual Purpose of Sexual Intimacy in Malachi 2:15–16 and Song of Solomon (entire book)
• Fulfilling each other’s needs in 1 Corinthians 7:1–5
• Loving the Lord and each other in Matthew 22:37–39
• God’s design for marriage as covenant in Genesis 2:24

We walk through the seven values that shape life at Keystone Church. Culture happens by
default or by design, and we choose to design ours around biblical truths like Jesus changing
lives, living in community, and embracing both reverence and celebration. We don’t believe you
have to choose between deep theology and vibrant worship—or between seriousness and fun.
We’re raising a church family that worships loud, serves strong, and laughs often.

QUESTIONS:
1. Which of Keystone’s seven values most challenges or inspires you?
2. What kind of culture is being unintentionally created in your home or community?
3. How do you balance seriousness and fun in your walk with God?

READ MORE:

• Jesus changes lives in 2 Corinthians 5:17
• “I made man and woman” in Genesis 1:27
• “Whatever you do, do it unto the Lord” in Colossians 3:23
• Heaven as a place of celebration and joy in Isaiah 25:6
• “It is not good for man to be alone” in Genesis 2:18

The Overflow is a place for discipleship through conversation as we go deeper into Scripture,
stories, and struggles. We’re committed to loaves-and-fishes faith and jars-of-oil obedience. We
dive into relationships, current events, worldview, theology, church culture, and soul care, with
plenty of surprises along the way.

QUESTIONS:

1. What does the word "overflow" mean in your spiritual life right now?
2. Which of the categories (Relationships, Current Events, Worldview, Church, Bible and Theology, Soul Care) are you most excited to hear about?
3. How do you navigate the tension between the pull of everyday life and what you know to be truth?

READ MORE ABOUT...

• Loaves and fishes in John 6:1–14
• Jars of oil in 2 Kings 4:1–7
• I am the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob” in Exodus 3:6 and Matthew 22:32
• God blesses those who work for peace” in Matthew 5:9
• The human heart is the most deceitful of all things” in Jeremiah 17:9