In this study, we’ll explore how Jesus teaches us to pray with trust, persistence, and boldness. Rooted in Luke 11:1–13, we’ll reflect on the Lord’s Prayer and what it means to be deeply connected to God through prayer. Together, we’ll discover how prayer grounds our faith and opens us to the gifts of the Spirit.

This Bible study invites us to reflect on Isaiah’s vision of Jerusalem as a place of comfort, restoration, and divine nurturing. Through poetic imagery, we’ll explore how God’s love for God’s people is expressed like a mother’s care, and how the Holy City symbolizes the promise of peace, joy, and renewal for all who trust in God’s purposes. Join us as we discover the hope and healing found in God’s holy presence.

In this study, we explore The Velveteen Rabbit and its powerful message about becoming "real" through love. Just as the rabbit is transformed by the love of the boy, we reflect on how God's love makes us truly alive. Through scripture and story, we’ll consider what it means to be loved into wholeness by a God who calls us beloved.

This study explores The Giving Tree alongside Scripture to reflect on the nature of giving, sacrifice, and the gifts we receive from God. Through thoughtful discussion, we’ll consider how God gives to us freely and how we are called to share our gifts with others in love and service.

In this episode, we reflect on the classic children’s book Corduroy and its message of longing, love, and belonging. Through Corduroy’s search for a home, we explore how God meets us in our imperfections and calls us beloved just as we are.

In this episode, we’ll explore the beloved children’s book Where the Wild Things Are alongside scripture to reflect on the theme of coming home. Just as Max journeys through wild emotions and finds his way back to love, we’ll consider how God meets us in our mess and always welcomes us back with open arms. Join us as we discover the spiritual truths hidden in this powerful story.

In this podcast, we explore the powerful story of friends who lowered a paralyzed man through a roof to reach Jesus. Their bold faith and determination remind us that hope often requires action and community. Together, we will reflect on how we can help remove barriers, whether physical, emotional, or spiritual, that keep people from experiencing healing and grace.

Matthew 21:33–41 that reflects on the barriers we face and the walls God helps us break down. Through this passage, we’ll explore how Jesus responds with compassion, restores vision, and builds hope where there was once division.