We’ve all had to encounter and endure a lot recently. Listen as Brian Pursley shares why you don’t have to carry things alone and how as people who follow Jesus we can count on others and God to carry the things we often try to carry ourselves. 

Regret doesn't have to be our legacy. Listen to Brian Pursley discuss 1 Peter 5:6-11 and why humility, dealing with anxiety and intrusive thoughts, remembering the battle in which we're engaged, and accepting the love of God all free us from our past.

Listen as Brian Pursley discusses why it’s important to follow instructions and why we should be quick to serve others, appreciate those who have served us, tell people we love the things they don’t necessarily want to hear, treat people differently but be patient with everyone, and always choose joy.

What if the purpose of freedom wasn't getting to do whatever you wanted? Listen as Brian Pursley breaks down Galatians 5:13-24, reminding us as followers of Jesus we have freedom but that freedom must be used appropriately and why that means we will love and serve others.

Endings matter. Listen as Brian Pursley breaks down the ending of Matthew and why his final glimpse of the ministry of Jesus should encourage and inspire us today with our opportunity to spread hope to the hopeless and confidently go through life knowing we are never alone.

Regrets. We all have them. Do you continue to carry them? Listen as Brian Pursley discusses John 21 and what we need to do with regret. 

When everything changes and what was once certain becomes uncertain it's only natural for doubt to creep in. Listen as Brian Pursley discusses doubt and the role it plays in our faith based on the conversation between Jesus and Thomas in John 20:24-31. Discover why we should be gracious in the different ways people process things, the legacy others use to define us isn't what defines us with God, and instead of running from our doubt we should lean into it and freely give it to God. 

Listen as Brian Pursley concludes our look at 1 Corinthians by addressing 1 Corinthians 16 and discussing why generosity matters and how following God's plan for our finances removes the anxiety from money concerns; as well as why community matters and how to build the best community by being a cheerleader not a critic, allowing others to be different from you, and spending time with people who fill you up.

Listen as Brian Pursley shares why at a time where all the news is negative we can have hope and peace because of some good news that never fails. He also discusses what the gospel is and why death was our destiny until Jesus intervened, from 1 Corinthians 15.

Listen as Brian Pursley breaks down 1 Corinthians 14 and discusses why some gifts are better for everyone and why we should focus on those when we’re together.

Love is the defining factor. Listen as Brian Pursley discusses 1 Corinthians 13 and why love is the greatest of all, including six questions that will reveal how loving you are.

Listen as Brian Pursley discusses how every person is uniquely wired by God with talents, abilities, and gifts and why it is vital that we embrace the way God made us. He also discusses the undoing of most bands and churches, the missed opportunities in Michael Jordan’s career, and why we’re all called to be the helpers this world desperately needs.

At some point everyone wonders why they exist and what is their purpose. Listen as Brian Pursley discusses the meaning of life, how to discover God's will for your life, why seeing God work doesn't guarantee our happiness, and why evil is closer than you might think from 1 Corinthians 10.

Listen as Brian Pursley details from 1 Corinthians 8 how things that are right become wrong, why we can agree to disagree, and why it's fine for people to have different convictions. Join us to see why we have to be willing to sacrifice to help others, how to stop being so easily offended, and why love must be what defines us.

Listen as Brian Pursley continues our look at 1 Corinthians and discusses why love and sex must be constrained, why it's better to be single wishing you were married than married wishing you were single, why sex should be an essential part of your relationship, and how to walk through the heartache of a relationship that has ended.

We continue Correction with our look at 1 Corinthians 6 where Brian Pursley breaks down why you’re never too far gone for God to forgive, it’s better to be wronged and move on than fight, why we should worry about who someone’s Savior is before we worry about who they’re sleeping with, we shouldn't elevate other sins because it’s one we don’t personally struggle with, and why followers of Jesus need to honor God with every area of their life.

As we continue looking at 1 Corinthians listen as Brian Pursley discusses why we have to spend more time looking in mirrors and less time looking out windows, who we should hold to a higher standard, what we need to understand about our actions, and why we have to be willing to have hard conversations and administer tough love.