Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss Jesus' experience in the Garden of Gethsemane, the importance of having close friends, and what lessons we can learn from Jesus' prayer in the garden. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the importance of knowing the true identity of Jesus and how we slip into denying him in various ways. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the idea of extravagant worship and if there is such a thing as "too much" when it comes to Christian worship, as well as what it looks like to leave a legacy of faith. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach look at what it means to long for our "heavenly dwelling", and why it can be hard to "live by faith and not by sight".

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss how Paul describes suffering, his experiences of suffering, and what it looks like to shift your perspective on suffering in your own life. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the connection between experiencing God's grace and being called to ministry, as well as what it means to tamper with God's Word. 

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss what it means to share the truth in love, and what the connection between obedience and forgiveness looks like. 

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss what Paul means by living a simple life, and the difference between being sealed by the Holy Spirit versus being anointed. 

Zach, Craig, and Lance talk about the beginning of 2 Corinthians, specifically what it means for us when Paul says that God is "God of all comfort". 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss Mary's interaction with the angel, how she is described as "favored", and what we can learn from her response to the amazing news of Jesus' coming. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the timing of Jesus' birth, some of the reasons why it happened at that point in history, and what it looks like to be a "forerunner" for Jesus. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss James 5:7-12, the instruction to "establish your heart", and how we can remain patient as we await our eternal home. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the topic of money, whether it's wrong to save and invest, and how we can view and use money as followers of Christ. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the Armor of God section in Ephesians 6, what it looks like to "stand" and "wrestle", as well as some tools that we can use on a daily basis. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the conclusion of Paul's "Household Code" in Ephesians 6, with a focus on the parent-child relationship and what it means to work for God rather than seeking the approval of others. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss Paul's instructions to husbands and wives in Ephesians 5 and what it looks like to live them out today. 

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss what it means to walk in the light by exposing darkness within and around us, and what it looks like to make the best use of our time as followers of Jesus. 

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss the importance of putting off sinful tendencies while saying yes to Jesus and beginning a new relationship with Him. Jesus can renew our minds!

Lance and Craig discuss Ephesians 4 and what Paul says about growing in our faith, staying rooted in the gospel, and what it looks like to participate in the Church. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss Paul's encouragement to the Ephesians to "eagerly maintain unity" within the Church, why it is so important, and how we can apply that principle to our lives today. 

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss methods by which we can determine if our desires are Godly or ungodly. They further discuss how true submission to God bolsters our resistance to evil.

Lance, Zach, and Craig discuss some practical steps that can be taken to grow in God's wisdom while discerning any effects of earthly wisdom.

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss the importance of our words. Whether our words are used for positive edification or negative destruction, they will have a long lasting impact. What steps can we take spiritually to better control our words?

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss how faith impacts actions and how a living faith might impact our world for good.

Lance, Craig, and Zach discuss James 2, whether followers of Christ should ever show favoritism, and what it looks like for a church to welcome people from all walks of life.