Loneliness isn't just a passing emotion—it’s a spiritual ache. In “Always Better Together,” we step into Solomon’s reflections on injustice, isolation, and the redeeming gift of companionship. These verses echo the heartbreak of the oppressed and the futility of striving alone, yet they crescendo into one of Scripture’s most tender reminders: “Two are better than one.”

This episode unpacks the power of shared burdens, mutual encouragement, and the resilience that comes from unity. Whether you're tangled in toil, craving connection, or standing on the edge of burnout, there's strength in the simple truth that we were never meant to walk alone.

🪢 “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.” Let’s explore how God-designed togetherness strengthens every step.

What if every season—joy and sorrow, birth and death, building and letting go—was part of a divine cadence? In “The Rhythm of Time,” we listen closely to the poetic pulse of Ecclesiastes 3, tracing God's presence through the passing moments we often rush or resist. From the mystery of eternity planted in human hearts to the humility of returning to dust, this episode reflects on the tension between timeless purpose and fleeting breath. It’s not just time we’re measuring—it’s meaning.

In this episode, we follow the Teacher’s pursuit of fulfillment through breathtaking achievements—gardens planted, houses built, watercourses crafted. But behind the grandeur lies an unsettling truth: the longing for more never ends. “The Myth of More” peels back the illusion of satisfaction in success, challenging us to ask whether our deepest desires can ever be met by what we build. Let this reflection disturb and awaken something more enduring within you. Pastor Charlie teaches at Walnut Creek Mennonite Church in beautiful Holmes County, OH.