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Three practical practices for Lent: Grip, Give Up, Give Out. Learn how to let go of being world-grounded so you can be Christ-grounded during these forty days.

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You're not called to generate spiritual light on your own—you're called to be transparent to Christ's light. Learn what's blocking His light from shining through you.

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Ash Wednesday marks the intentional descent into Lent. Discover the rhythm of Jesus' life and learn the difference between being world-grounded and Christ-grounded.

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It's not what you do when you get the answer that defines your faith—it's what you do when you don't. Learn why the valley is where real transformation happens.

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We all want to live on the spiritual mountain top, but Jesus leads us back to the valley. Discover why the mountain is a moment, but the valley is your calling for a lifetime.

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What happens after the mountain? On this Transfiguration Sunday — the last Sunday of Epiphany before we enter Lent — Father Aaron preaches from Matthew 17:1-9 on the moment Jesus is revealed in blinding light before Peter, James, and John. Peter wants to stay. Jesus says it's time to go back down. And that tension is the whole story of the Christian life. The mountain gives you vision. The valley is where that vision becomes real. As we step into 40 days of Lent, this episode challenges you to ask: are you world-grounded or Christ-grounded? And what will you GRIP, GIVE UP, and GIVE OUT this season?

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Tomorrow you're not coming to church to GET something - you're coming to BE something.

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TGIF! Here's a simple spiritual practice for your weekend: ask yourself three times today, "If someone was watching me right now, would they see Jesus?" Not perfection - just intentional presence.

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