The ever-changing world around us is constantly trying to move us from one influence to another. Trying to hold on to anything or anyone can be a real challenge. "There is always something better!", or so we are told. This week explore how holding on to Jesus is our only real hope for love and life. How can we hold on to Him when everything around us tells us not to?

We all agree that integrity is an important virtue in life. Integrity matters most when it is pressured in difficult situations. When Jesus faces those who have come to arrest him, he has a moment when his integrity is tested. The choice he makes in that moment will make all the difference!

Our relationships with others can be challenged by resentment, leading to bitterness. Sometimes others disappoint us. Other times, we wonder why our friends are not stepping up to help. These frustrations can spill over into unwanted resentment, eventual cynicism, and judgement. How can we find a new way to hold our inner conflicts with others with grace? This week, explore how to care for others when we feel let down by them.

We have all had those moments when our good intentions in a situation or relationship ended up with a bad result. Often that result includes conflict or misunderstanding. This week's episode explores how we can learn to translate our good intentions into constructive and good outcomes. Peter, the disciple, and Jesus will be our guides!

Join us as we hear from Reverend Hany Salah on February 15, 2026.

We often hear about how close relationships are so important. Truth. What happens when relationships are too close? How can we set good boundaries for all the ways we relate to other people? This week we explore how to be close with others without getting too close.

The next generation is depending on us. So is God! Time and again in the Bible, we read of how parents are called to pass on their faith to the next generation. This week's passage takes a closer look at what the essentials are and how we should live them out so that future generations can look back in thanksgiving.