What if the field you’re standing in today is the very place God plans to reveal His glory? God’s interruptions turn ordinary work into extraordinary worship. The shepherds were just doing their job when heaven split the sky. God chose night-sh...

What’s harder for you—trusting God’s plan or obeying it when it costs you something? God’s interruptions test our obedience and reshape our will. Joseph’s story shows how divine direction often arrives in life’s most confusing moments. W...

What if the interruption you’re resisting is the invitation God has been preparing? Mary’s plans were interrupted by heaven’s plan, but her humility and obedience opened the door for a miracle. God chose a young woman from an obscure town to ca...

What are the odds that your “random” moments are really divine appointments? What feels random may be God at work. Zechariah’s story begins in routine faithfulness. Chosen “by lot” to serve in the temple, he discovered that what seemed random w...

We’ve heard that the greatest commandment is to “love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind.” How do we know if we truly love Him? Enough: The Secret of Loving God Well explores what it really means to love God with your whole h...

We’ve heard that the greatest commandment is to “love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, and mind.” How do we know if we truly love Him? Enough: The Secret of Loving God Well explores what it really means to love God with your whole h...

Ever wonder why some people seem to stay calm, kind, and grounded no matter what happens? Their secret isn’t willpower—it’s connection. In this final episode of the series on the Fruit of the Spirit, learn how abiding in Jesus chang...

Everyone wants to win the race—but not everyone is willing to train for it. In this week’s podcast, Dan Holland explores the final fruit of the Spirit, self-control, and explains why it’s essential for finishing strong in life and faith. Using ...

Real strength doesn’t shout—it restores. In this week’s Podcast, Dan Holland unpacks the fruit of the Spirit called gentleness…not weakness, but strength under control. Through Galatians 6:1–10, Dan shows how true gentleness is power used wisel...

What does it mean to be dependable when everything in you wants to quit? In this message, Dan Holland explores Faithfulness—one of the fruits of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23—and shows how the apostle Paul modeled it through every season of...

Goodness is more than good manners—it’s God’s heart in action. In this message, Dan Holland unpacks the concept of goodness from Galatians 5:22-23 and Romans 15:25-29, showing how real goodness goes beyond words to sacrificial service. Discover...

Kindness isn’t weakness…it’s strength under control. What if kindness isn’t just “being nice,” but one of the most powerful ways to reflect God’s heart? In this message, Dan Holland explores Kindness, one of the fruits of the Spirit from Galati...

When waiting feels impossible, God is still working. Patience isn’t just about waiting quietly in traffic or standing in line…it’s about learning to trust God’s timing when life feels unfair, delayed, or completely out of your control. In this ...

Joy isn’t about getting what you want—it’s about trusting who God is. In this message, Dan Holland explores Joy, the second fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23, and reveals how true joy goes far deeper than temporary happiness. Drawing f...

Joy isn’t about getting what you want—it’s about trusting who God is. In this message, Dan Holland explores Joy, the second fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23, and reveals how true joy goes far deeper than temporary happiness. Drawing f...

Join Dan Holland as he kicks off a new nine-week series diving into the Fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5:22-23. In this first lesson, we’ll explore the bigger picture of what it means to walk by the Spirit and how true transformation begins...

Genesis 47 is a pivotal chapter because it sets us up for the back story of Exodus because Moses answers the question: “How did the Israelites end up as slaves in Egypt?” This is a fascinating chapter, and it gives the details of the settlement...

Genesis 45 opens on an emotionally charged note. Joseph realizes that he loves his brothers. After all his angry posturing towards them, he breaks down. Joseph is weeping, and his brothers are, understandably, terrified. Here’s my question. Wha...

Have you ever said, “If I ever see __________ again, it will be too soon.” Just fill in the blank. In our story today, Joseph’s brothers go to Egypt. Joseph hadn’t seen his brothers for 22 years. The last thing they expected was to see each oth...

At this point, Joseph was 28 years old and had been in prison for about 8 years. He interpreted the dreams for two of the prisoners – the cupbearer and baker. He told the cupbearer that he’d be restored to his position and the baker that he wou...

The first 17 years of Joseph’s life were like a fairytale. Of his eleven brothers and one sister, his dad loved him best, and everybody knew it. His life was good. But his life quickly shifted from fairytale to nightmare. But why is this story ...

Joseph’s brothers didn’t even fake it with Joseph…they hated him and were jealous of him. Worse of all, they were indifferent to him as a human. They thought seriously about killing him. Then, they decided to make some money from him by selling...

Before we close out this section about the life of Jacob…before we turn our attention to his boys, we need to take a brief look at chapters 35–36. This chapter begins with God reiterating his promises to Jacob. Why did He bother to...

As we continue the saga of Jacob, we come to a critical moment in Jacob’s life. He had done a lot of things that he probably wasn’t proud of and now he was having to face some of those things. Chapter 33 opens with these words, “Jacob looked up...