A new series that reads our faith like the periodic table, beginning with God the Father. On the God who protects and guides, the blessing we are meant to give away, and the idols that quietly take it back.

Everyone doubts, even a worship leader like Asaph in Psalm 73. A look at how to carry doubt to God, ask honest questions, and find that it was never meant to be walked alone.

Holiness was never a call into a comfortable life. On the indwelling Spirit, being formed by grace, and the desperate faith of Gethsemane that prays not my will, but yours.

I sat in a room full of worshipers and my heart would not burn. On the road to Emmaus, self-centered hope, and what it takes to truly make much of Jesus.

We want to find the Bible sweet, and instead we find it slow. The problem is not mainly discipline. It is desire, and Psalms 1 and 2 show us how desire changes.

A Wednesday-night wake-up call, the golden calf, and Moses’ refusal to take one step without God. Are we dependent on ourselves, or desperate for His Spirit?