Love can sound sincere while we keep hiding. Romans 12 calls us to genuine devotion, wholehearted love and specific confession with someone we trust.

Pain can break the rhythm of following Jesus. Romans 12:3 calls us to humility, dependence and naming our suffering before the God who knows us.

What do people think God is like after meeting us? Bearing his name means taking care with how we live and how we treat the people who need our love.

Is God hiding his will from us? Romans 12 calls us to practise what he has revealed until his goodness becomes something we recognise and enjoy.

Knowing church culture won't change a heart. Pastor Josh explores Romans 12 and the small daily habits that make room for God to renew our minds.

Can practice earn salvation? Romans 12:1-2 calls us to offer our whole lives to God, with grace beginning the journey and giving us the power to keep walking.

Can being good at church become an idol? Joshua 24 asks us to choose whom we serve, and to stop hiding behind morality in place of God.

What are you fighting for? In Exodus 17 Joshua fights in the valley while Moses prays on the hill, and both battles need our attention.

Fear can make slavery look safe. In Numbers 14, spiritual leadership means trusting God's promise and refusing to give up on the people in your care.

A promise to pray can hurt when it is followed by nothing. Knowing the Lord's heart means going first towards the person who has wounded you.