In Episode 4 of The Script Pod, we continue our journey through The Disciplines with a reflection on something as ordinary — and essential — as breathing.

Presented by Matthew Herel, this message explores how breath is woven through the story of Scripture, from the Spirit hovering over the waters in Genesis 1 to Jesus’ final breath on the cross. Through these moments, we’re reminded that breath is more than biology — it is a gift, a rhythm, and a sign of dependence on God.

This teaching invites us to see how something as simple as breathing can regulate our lives, slow our striving, and draw us closer to the presence of God. In paying attention to our breath, we’re invited into a deeper awareness of the Spirit who gives life and sustains it.

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In Episode 3 of The Script, we turn to Matthew 11:25–30, often described as “the Gospel According to Children.”

Presented by Steven George, this message explores Jesus’ invitation to come to Him, lay down our burdens, and receive His rest. Rather than striving, performing, or carrying what we were never meant to carry, we’re invited into a simpler, more trusting way of faith — the kind of openness and dependence we see in children.

Through Scripture and reflection, this teaching gently challenges us to release control, soften our hearts, and learn the gentle, humble rhythm of Jesus’ yoke.

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The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry - John Mark Comer: https://johnmarkcomer.com/new

In this second episode of The Script, we continue The Disciplines series with a focus on Prayer Watches — the practice of setting aside intentional times to pray, stay attentive, and remain spiritually alert.

Presented by Darryll Mathieu-Marius, this message explores how rhythms of prayer shape our awareness of God, deepen our dependence on Him, and anchor us throughout the day and night. Rather than treating prayer as occasional, we’re invited into a disciplined, watchful posture that keeps us connected to God’s presence.

This teaching encourages us to build prayer into the patterns of our lives, forming habits that sustain faith over time.