Growth is a core part of the Christian life—but it doesn’t always feel like progress. At some point, many of us find ourselves asking: Why do I feel stuck in my faith? Shouldn’t I be further along by now?

Maybe you’ve been following Jesus for years but feel like you’re in the same place. Maybe certain struggles keep resurfacing, or your spiritual rhythms feel inconsistent. Or maybe you’re quietly comparing your journey to others and wondering what you’re missing.

If you’ve ever felt stalled or discouraged in your faith, you’re not alone.

In this episode, Pastor David Harrop and Director of Child Discipleship, Kathy Noel, talk honestly about what it means to feel stuck—why it happens, how to recognize growth you might be overlooking, and how to keep moving forward with grace, even when progress feels slow.

The Bible is central to the Christian faith—and it can also raise big questions. At some point, many of us wonder: Can the Bible be trusted?

Maybe you’ve heard it taught your whole life. Maybe you’ve encountered contradictions or difficult passages. Or maybe you’re wondering how an ancient text can still speak with authority today.

If you’ve ever had doubts about the Bible, you’re not alone.

In this episode, Pastor of Equipping Steve Kilgore and Director of Women’s Ministries and Guest Services, Liz Rodriguez, explore the trustworthiness of the Bible—where it came from, how it’s been passed down, and what it looks like to engage it honestly, even with real questions.

Doubt isn’t something we talk about much—but it’s something most of us feel. Whether your faith feels steady or uncertain, you may have found yourself asking: Is doubt a sin?

Maybe you’ve been told that real faith leaves no room for uncertainty. Or maybe you’re trying to figure out if doubt is something to suppress—or something God can actually use.

If you’ve ever felt that tension, you’re not alone.

In this episode, our Pastoral Counseling Associate, Chris Torchia, and Adult Connect & Women’s Associate, Tammy McDaniel, lean into the reality of doubt—what it is, why it shows up, the questions about whether it’s something to fear or a doorway to deeper faith… even if you’re just asking for a friend.