In Luke 16, Jesus told a parable about a manager who was dishonest and about to be fired, but commended for how he cultivated relationships. How can this parable inform the relationships we cultivate as Christians?

In this episode, Logan Lee shares his story of growing up in Omaha and being called to plant a church in Los Angeles, right as the city was going into pandemic lockdowns. He successfully pivoted his plans on how to cultivate relationships in the new city and was able to successfully launch Ignite LA Church.

To learn more about Logan Lee and Ignite LA Church, please visit ignitelachurch.org

When tragedy strikes and the world is crumbling around us, it's not unusual for us to yell out to God and ask, "WHY?!?"

Mickey Stonier is an author, executive pastor at Rock Church in San Diego, and a chaplain for emergency first responders. He has helped people in the midst of their suffering and grief, including at ground zero on 9/11 in New York City. He will walk us through how we can respond in our own lives and how God responded to the prophet Habakkuk when he asked God why.

Being faithful can take many forms. Sometimes it's leading others and trusting that God is in it. Other times, it's following and trusting that the person you are serving is hearing from the Lord.

In this episode, our season 2 premiere, we talk to Mike Dsane from King's Harbor Church about his upbringing as a son of immigrants from Ghana. Then we look at the time Jonathan and his armor bearer fought the Philistines with only a single sword between the two of them.