More to Life

We all live inside stories that shape how we see ourselves and the world. But what if the narrative you've been living isn't the whole truth? This episode explores how stories form our identity, why the Bible can be trusted as a coherent historical narrative, and how Scripture offers a radically different story about who you are and why you exist.

The world says: create yourself. The biblical story says: discover who you've always been. This episode explores what it means to live inside a new narrative, one where your identity is secure, your purpose is clear, and your story is part of something far bigger than yourself. Experience the freedom that comes with accepting God’s better story for your life. Link to interactive study-guide: hopestudy.ca

Every story has a hero who pays the cost to save someone. In the biblical narrative, God doesn't send a representative, He comes Himself. This episode unveils why He died, and what His sacrifice means for your shame, your failure, and your deepest need to be loved unconditionally. Link to interactive study-guide: hopestudy.ca

Something is deeply wrong with our world. We hurt the people we love. Injustice runs rampant. Evil seems to win. Most stories about human brokenness end in despair or denial. But the biblical narrative reveals a cosmic conflict that explains why everything feels so off, and offers hope that this isn't how the story ends. Link to interactive study-guide: hopestudy.ca

There's more to life than thinking your struggles disqualify you from helping others. Learn how your lived experience becomes your greatest asset in supporting those facing similar challenges.

There's more to life than thinking your struggles disqualify you from helping others. Learn how your lived experience becomes your greatest asset in supporting those facing similar challenges.

There's more to life than just talking about care. Explore how actions, presence, and meeting practical needs often help people more powerfully than words ever could in an authentic community.

There's more to life than exclusion. Discover the transformative power of acceptance and hospitality and how sharing meals breaks down walls and builds authentic community.

There's more to life than condemnation and judgment. Discover how creating environments free from shame allows people to heal, grow, and find new direction for their lives.

There's more to life than assuming you have nothing to offer. Discover how genuine interest in others' experiences creates natural opportunities to provide support and understanding.

There's more to life than grand beginnings. The kingdom of God often starts small and hidden but grows to impact everything around it, challenging our addiction to immediate, visible results.