Is it possible that because we’re not used to hearing loving rebuke in our lives that we forget God disciplines those He loves? Join Coach and Joe as they describe the rising measure of expectation that God has for us when we continue to climb his mountain.

Most cultures define God as character filled with wrath in the Old Testament. Coach and Joe spend some time reconsidering what our definition of “goodness” should be and whether or not we may be suffering from some major misconceptions about God.

Do you feel like your prayers are pointless? Do you often feel powerless in prayer? Coach and Joe sit down with us to talk about how sometimes our prayers are indicators of a lack of understanding of the authority we carry as sons and daughters of God.

We’ve all read the childhood classic The Tortoise and the Hare, but it’s hard to go at a slow, steady speed when it comes to our own development. In this episode, Coach and Joe sit down to teach us about the importance of overcoming our “have it now” culture and learning to value a slower pace with God.

Is it possible that we actual create false theologies to avoid pain and tension in life? Can entire denominations be formed because of our inability to accept two seemingly opposed characteristics of God? Join Coach and Joe for an spell as they pursue the necessity of paradox in our lives.

Everybody wants to walk in power like our favorite heroes of the faith, but nobody wants to go what they went through to get there. In this episode, Coach and Joe walk us through the importance of accepting suffering so that we can walk through uncomfortable territory and into our Promised Land.

In this episode, Coach and Joe explore Foxe’s Book of Martyrs and talk more on the joy that we can receive when we understand both the kindness and severity of God.

Almost none of us like conflict. But if spend our whole lives avoiding it we miss something crucial. Coach and Joe spend time explaining the double-sided coin of God’s kindness and sternness mentioned in Romans 11:22.

Comparison can be an indicator that we’re trying to fulfill missing space in our relationship with God with a sense of accomplishment. Join Coach and Joe as they show us the kind of accomplishment God values and why we shouldn’t walk under the weight of comparison.

Joe sits down again with Lee Vartanian to discuss the hard truth that certain levels of proximity with the wrong people can lead to our own demise of character or worse.