Episode 4 | Not Good to be Alone (Genesis 2)
Why are we so lonely when we're more connected than ever? Genesis 2 reminds us that we were never created to live alone—and the Gospel reveals that God chose to come near to us in Jesus.
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Family Idolatry (Dys)functions
Not all idols are obviously sinful. As Tim Keller has said, “an idol is often a good thing that becomes an ultimate thing. Even the best gifts—like family—can take a place in our hearts that only God was meant to fill. In Genesis 31, Rachel secretly holds onto her father’s household gods, while Laban refuses to release his grip on his family and control. Beneath the surface, both reveal the same…
Family Idolatry (Dys)functions
Not all idols are obviously sinful. As Tim Keller has said, “an idol is often a good thing that becomes an ultimate thing. Even the best gifts—like family—can take a place in our hearts that only God was meant to fill. In Genesis 31, Rachel secretly holds onto her father’s household gods, while Laban refuses to release his grip on his family and control. Beneath the surface, both reveal the same…
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Toxic Relationship (Dys)Functions
Relationships are meant to be a place of love, trust, and mutual care—but they can quickly become something else. Instead of bringing life, they can become marked by manipulation, competition, and emotional distance. Our word for this today is to call it “toxic” In Genesis 29, Jacob enters a family system shaped by deception and control under his uncle Laban. What follows is a web of unhealthy…
Toxic Relationship (Dys)functions
Relationships are meant to be a place of love, trust, and mutual care—but they can quickly become something else. Instead of bringing life, they can become marked by manipulation, competition, and emotional distance. Our word for this today is to call it “toxic” In Genesis 29, Jacob enters a family system shaped by deception and control under his uncle Laban. What follows is a web of unhealthy…
Episode 2 | Hidden Treasure (2 Corinthians 4)
In a world where so much of what we value doesn't last, how do we know what's actually worth treasuring? 2 Corinthians 4 reveals that God's greatest treasure is often hidden in the most unexpected place.