Our community is hurting.

It feels like every day there’s another tragedy. Another shooting. Another family grieving. Another life lost too soon. This past week, our city experienced the loss of a police officer in the line of duty, while violence among our youth continues to rise.

In this episode, we have an honest conversation about the violence we’re seeing in Greenwood and communities everywhere. We talk about the condition of the heart, the loss of community, the need for hope, and why the teachings of Jesus matter now more than ever.

Because the answer to hate is not more hate.The answer is turning back to God and back toward one another.

Is the church actually doing okay?

It’s easy to focus on church decline, cultural shifts, and everything that feels discouraging. But is that the whole story?

In this episode, we talk honestly about what we’re seeing in the church right now—and believe it or not, there’s a lot of hope. We see people searching for deeper meaning. We see hunger for God. We see people wanting more than just “going to church.” We see lives changing, people serving, and hearts turning toward Jesus.

The church isn’t perfect. But God is still moving.

We’re all following something.

Whether it’s social media, culture, friends, or the constant noise around us, the voices we listen to shape the direction of our lives more than we realize.

In this episode, we talk about what it means to be careful who—and what—we follow. Looking at John 10 and Psalm 23, we explore Jesus as the Good Shepherd, what it means to recognize His voice, and how following the right voice leads to peace, purpose, and life.

Because the question isn’t if you’re following…
It’s who you’re following.