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In this episode, we reflect on the shocking death of Charlie Kirk and the growing division, violence, and uncertainty in our world. Using Philippians 1:21–24, Psalm 37, and Revelation 22, we explore what it means for Christians to live homesick for heaven—longing for our eternal home with confidence, yet living faithfully here and now. Like Paul, we desire to be with Christ, but until then, we are called to point others to Him and endure with hope. This is not a call to despair but to purposeful living, fueled by the assurance that the inheritance of the righteous will last forever.

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In this episode we eat on the reality of life that it is short. And if life is short as the Bible says it is and as we all know it is - like a vapor - then maybe the wisest thing we can do is spend our little bit of time not trying to control, argue, seek approval, worry about opinions, and bicker about petty things but instead LET ME…choose peace and purpose in my life. Let's eat.

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What do people really see when they look into your life? Jesus could see directly into the heart of man, but we often misjudge because of our own cloudy windows. In this episode, we’ll wrestle with how to clean our own perspective, avoid the trap of condemning others, and live as letters written by Christ. Ultimately, our testimony isn’t about showing our perfection—it’s about reflecting His grace.

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In this episode we eat on the question what are you panting for? In times of trouble or in times of peace are we still panting after God and His word in the same way a "Deer pants for the water?" This episode takes a peak into Psalm 119 and Psalm 42 and the idea of panting after God and His word no matter the season because we are always being chased (1 Peter 5:8).

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In this episode we eat on an ancient playlist called the Songs of Ascent and when they were sung, why they were sung and how we should incorporate some of the same songs into our own lives to keep pulling us and pushing us to great heights!

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In this episode of The 44, we eat on what it means to pledge our allegiance to God with the same daily intentionality as school kids reciting the pledge of allegiance. Drawing from the book of Hosea where God laments Israel's love as fleeting like morning dew, we unpacks how to commit to God through our priorities, actions and trust.

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In this episode we eat on an evening prayer of trust in God from Psalm 4 and how it can help on those nights where the stresses and anxieties of life keep us up.

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In this episode, we explore how God transforms our past into a divine classroom for growth. While we often allow our past failures, mistakes and sins to hold us captive, God promises something better! In this episode we eat on what it means to let the past refine us rather than define us.