Part three of an ongoing series titled The Spiritual Rhythms of Jesus.

The disciples returned from ministry exhausted, overwhelmed, and unsure of what came next. In a moment when the pressure only increased, Jesus gave them an unexpected invitation: to step away and rest.

This episode explores why rest is part of the way of Jesus.

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Mark 6:30–32

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This is part three of an ongoing series titled The Spiritual Rhythms of Jesus.

The disciples had prayed their whole lives, yet when they watched Jesus pray, they knew they still had something to learn. This episode explores why prayer is not something we outgrow, but something we keep learning.

Scripture: Luke 11:1

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A short clip from the March 16, 2026 episode, Solitude: The Secret to a Healthy Spiritual Life.

God sends us into the wilderness because there is nothing there for us to exploit. There, we must learn to be satisfied with God alone.

This is part two of an ongoing series titled The Spiritual Rhythms of Jesus.

Most people avoid the wilderness because it is empty, quiet, and seemingly useless. Yet in Scripture, the wilderness appears again and again at the most decisive moments.

Before Jesus public ministry began, the Spirit of God led him to the wilderness. Why would the Spirit lead someone there?

In this episode, we explore Matthew 3:1–2 and 3:13–4:1, tracing a pattern that runs through the life of Jesus and throughout the biblical story. What happens in the wilderness? Why does it matter? And why does it keep showing up before the most important moments?

The answers may challenge the way we think about silence, solitude, and preparation.

Sometimes the most important work happens where no one else wants to go.

Scripture: Matthew 3:1-2; 3:13-4:1

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This is part one of an ongoing series titled The Spiritual Rhythms of Jesus.

This episode studies Jesus' pattern in the Gospels of escaping to be with God. This episode seeks to answer the question: why do I feel unsatisfied, and what do I do about it?

Scripture: Mark 1:35

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Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/2cvhc2fyzqdmkprqf0ptx/Coming-to-God.pdf?rlkey=rdn90ukyuw5cn0ml4jh0375uc&st=8zcsxb6f&dl=0

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What's in a name? And what does it cost to leave behind everything you know for something better? In this teaching, we meet a man whose name told the world God had abandoned him. When Jesus passes by, the beggar faces a question that sounds simple but cuts to the heart of faith itself: "What do you want me to do for you?"

Passages explored: Luke 18:35–43, Mark 10:46-52

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Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/165gm3xh0si07l6inaj2l/Son-of_.pdf?rlkey=b7lvxic1j10e8pv84qj2cd6ql&st=96wsb1zf&dl=0

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Ancient maps warned travelers at the edges of the known world with a simple phrase: here be dragons. It was a way of naming fear, uncertainty, and everything no one could control. This New Year’s message invites you to stand at the edge of your own map and consider what lies beyond what feels safe.

Drawing from Acts 20–28, this episode traces the final movements of Paul’s life and the unfinished ending of the book of Acts. The story closes with a single word that reframes danger, obedience, and the unknown.

As a new year begins, this sermon asks a quiet but unsettling question. What territory have you avoided naming as too risky to enter? And what might faith look like when the future remains uncharted?

Scripture focus: Acts 20:22–23; Acts 21:11–13; Acts 28:30–31; Hebrews 11:8

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Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/yhby0luwb20k1adc7bpvb/Here-be-Dragons.pdf?rlkey=frhgctgyb7dfnfg885wkdtp6q&st=fb36swsu&dl=0

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