Jesus is not only promising a new future, He is quietly, faithfully renewing you right now. In this conversation, Joshua Meyer and Pastor Tom explore how real change happens through daily renewal, not emotional moments or one-time decisions. They unpack how God uses curiosity, questions, and intentional habits to reshape both our hearts and even the way our brains are wired. The episode invites you to stop measuring your life by temporary struggles and start seeing what God is forming beneath the surface. If you have ever wondered whether it is too late for your story to change, this message gently but firmly says it is not.

Love sits at the very center of Advent, not as a feeling to chase, but as a way of life shaped by God Himself. In this conversation, Joshua Meyer and Pastor Tom slow down to explore the difference between modern ideas of love and the biblical vision rooted in sacrifice, truth, and commitment. Together, they unpack how love is given, how it is received, and why so many believers struggle to let themselves be loved by God and others. This episode invites listeners to move beyond shallow definitions and rediscover love as something chosen, practiced, and lived daily. If you have ever wondered whether you are truly loving well, or whether you are allowing yourself to be loved at all, this conversation is for you.

Joy is often misunderstood as a fleeting feeling, yet Scripture reveals it as something deeper, steadier, and far more resilient than happiness alone. In this conversation, we explore what joy truly is, the many ways humans experience it, and the subtle barriers that quietly rob us of it over time. We also wrestle honestly with suffering, fatigue, shame, and scarcity, and why joy often feels most distant in those places. From there, we turn our attention to the joy of Jesus, a joy that does not ignore pain but meets us within it through the presence of God and the work of the Holy Spirit. This episode invites you to consider that joy is not accidental, but a learned way of living rooted in abiding with Christ.