💍 What does it really mean to “cleave” to your spouse? When I first heard that phrase, I pictured a meat cleaver—something that cuts apart. So why does God use a word like that to describe the deepest kind of unity?

In this episode, we’ll explore the surprising meaning of the word cleave, why it matters, and how the temple teaches us about Christ at the center of marriage. We'll also see how Christ cleaves to each of us--no matter what.

From social media envy to the endless grind of proving ourselves, it’s easy to wonder if we’re doing enough. What if there’s a better way? The Apostle Paul once chased things that never brought fulfillment. But he discovered something greater—a freedom that came not from being liked, but from being loved. Eternally. In this episode, we explore how Paul’s words in Galatians 1:10 and Colossians 3 offer a surprising answer to the craving for approval: Jesus’ final words—“It is finished”—are the only comment that really matters.

“Therefore hearken not unto the prophets...”

That’s what I read in Jeremiah 27:14—and at first, I was shocked. But as I studied more, I realized this scripture was warning against false prophets—voices that sounded good but weren’t from God.

In this video, we explore Jeremiah 27, the story of Hiram Page, and how how we can tell the difference between true and false voices in a world full of influencers and opinions.