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Daily Bread - Week 1: Our Father

November 2, 2026 · 53 min

Are you filling up on bread that actually satisfies, or on empty calories? Kicking off the new Daily Bread series, Tara shares her adventures in sourdough and traces the theme of God’s daily provision from manna in the wilderness to Jesus, the Bread of Life. Drawing on Dallas Willard’s warning about “vampire Christians” who want just enough of Jesus to be forgiven but not enough to be changed, she opens up the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 and the daily reminders it offers: God is our good Father, His grace covers the mess, and He feeds us every day. It’s an invitation to build habits that keep God’s presence front and center, and to start 2027’s focus on spiritual formation now.

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Daily Bread - Week 1: Our Father
November 2, 2026 · 53 min
Are you filling up on bread that actually satisfies, or on empty calories? Kicking off the new Daily Bread series, Tara shares her adventures in sourdough and traces the theme of God’s daily provision from manna in the wilderness to Jesus, the Bread of Life. Drawing on Dallas Willard’s warning about “vampire Christians” who want just enough of Jesus to be forgiven but not enough to be changed, she opens up the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 and the daily reminders it offers: God is our good Father, His grace covers the mess, and He feeds us every day. It’s an invitation to build habits that keep God’s presence front and center, and to start 2027’s focus on spiritual formation now.
Exodus - Week 8: Your Presence Defines Us
October 25, 2026 · 50 min
If you had to describe yourself in three words, would “the presence of God” make the list? In this final message of the Exodus series, Tara walks through Exodus 33 and 34, where a devastated Moses refuses to leave Sinai without God’s presence and asks to see His glory. What follows is the most quoted self-description of God in all of Scripture: compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in love and faithfulness. It’s a message about being refined by God’s presence, finding it in the middle of ordinary days (even at a kitchen sink, like Brother Lawrence), and letting who God is shape who we are.
Exodus - Week 7: What We Behold, We Become
October 18, 2026 · 44 min
What would it look like to worship a golden turkey after God had rescued you from slavery? It sounds ridiculous, but it’s essentially what the Israelites did in Exodus 32. In Week 7 of Exodus, Tara walks through the golden calf and the shattered covenant, then asks a bigger question: what are our idols doing to us? Drawing on the idea that we become what we worship, she explores how the things we give our attention to, like control, approval, success, and comfort, quietly shape who we are. It’s an invitation to lay those idols down at the feet of Jesus and be formed by Him instead.
Exodus - Week 6: The Ten Promises
October 11, 2026 · 47 min
What if the Ten Commandments aren’t a list of rules, but wedding vows? In Week 6 of Exodus, Jason walks through Exodus 20 and the ancient Jewish wedding customs that mirror God’s story with Israel: the cup of the covenant, the consecrated bride, the chupah, and the ketubah. Along the way, he shares how he and his wife Lindsay approached their own marriage covenant. It’s a message about a God who rescues first and asks second, and about why our relationship with Him thrives on promises, not prohibitions.
Exodus - Week 5: Hangry in the Wilderness
October 4, 2026 · 41 min
Maybe the Israelites weren't whiny in the wilderness. Maybe they were just hangry. In Week 5 of Exodus, Rachel walks through Exodus 16 and the miracle of manna, putting herself in the shoes of a people who had only ever known a cruel, demanding "god" in Pharaoh. What they meet instead is a God who hears their complaints and answers with kindness: food from heaven, a command to rest, and an invitation to remember. It's a message about finding God's provision in your own wilderness, even when you look at it and ask, "What is it?"
Exodus - Week 4: Be Still — The Red Sea Rescue
September 27, 2026 · 56 min
Trapped between Pharaoh's army and the sea, the Israelites panic — and who could blame them? In Week 4 of Exodus, Tara walks through the Red Sea crossing in Exodus 14, unpacking what it means to live "armored up" after a lifetime of fear versus learning to trust a God who fights for us. It's a message about the difference between being still and being stuck, and about a shepherd God who provides, guides, and protects — even when we're too scared to move.
Exodus - Week 3: Dayenu — It Would Have Been Enough
September 20, 2026 · 53 min
Blood in the Nile, frogs, boils, darkness — the plagues of Exodus read like a horror movie. But in Week 3, Tara makes the case that this terrifying chapter is really about grace. As Pharaoh refuses chance after chance to let God's people go, we see a God who's less interested in revenge than in being known — and a Passover meal that points straight to Jesus. It's a message about mercy, justice, and the ancient prayer "Dayenu": that even one act of God's rescue would have been enough.
Exodus - Week 2: I Am Who I Am
September 13, 2026 · 43 min
Hebrew prince, fugitive, murderer, shepherd — by the time Moses reaches the burning bush, he's not sure who he actually is. In Week 2 of our Exodus series, Jason unpacks Moses' encounter with God at Horeb, where God reveals Himself as intimate, holy, just, and — most strikingly — as "I Am." It's a message about how God's identity anchors ours, and the invitation to trust Him with the roles, tasks, and doubts we're still not sure we're capable of.
Exodus - Week 1: Choosing Life in the Shadow of Empire
September 6, 2026 · 47 min
We don't know Pharaoh's name in Exodus 1 — but we know the names of Shiphrah and Puah, the two midwives who defied a genocidal order and chose life. Kicking off a brand-new series through the book of Exodus, Tara explores what it looks like to live with heroic, quiet faith in compromised territory: fearing God over fearing power, and choosing to bring life into every room instead of death. It's the origin story of the Bible's most-referenced event — the one that shapes Israel's identity, echoes through Jesus' own story, and still asks each of us where our loyalties really lie.
Promises, Blessings & Dreams - Week 12: I Am Joseph
August 30, 2026 · 50 min
"I am Joseph." Years after being sold into slavery, Joseph stands face-to-face with the brothers who betrayed him — and has to decide what to do with all that hurt. In this series finale of Promises, Blessings & Dreams, Tara walks through Genesis 44-45 and Joseph's tearful reveal to his brothers, tracing the courage it takes to stop guarding old wounds and surrender to forgiveness. It's a message about the histories every relationship carries, the cost of choosing a new way over an old grudge, and a God who takes even our worst betrayals and redeems them for good.
Promises, Blessings & Dreams - Week 11: From the Pit to the Palace
August 23, 2026 · 53 min
Joseph goes from prisoner to Prince of Egypt — but this isn't just a rags-to-riches story. In this Week 11 message from Promises, Blessings & Dreams, Tara walks through Genesis 40-41 and Pharaoh placing his signet ring on Joseph's hand, drawing a straight line back to Genesis 1 and the royal identity God breathed into all of humanity. It's a message about carrying God's Spirit and authority into every corner of ordinary life — at work, in conversations, wherever you go — as a son or daughter of the King.
Promises, Blessings & Dreams - Week 10: The God Who Meets Us in the Pit
August 16, 2026 · 48 min
Joseph's brothers throw him into an empty cistern and walk away — but the pit isn't the end of his story. In this Week 10 message from Promises, Blessings & Dreams, Tara opens Genesis 37 and the beginning of Joseph's dreams, exploring what happens when God stirs something up in us that the people around us aren't ready for. It's a message about patience, waiting on promises that take decades to unfold, and the God who meets us at the bottom of the pit long before He pulls us out of it.