Join Rick McKinley, a community service advocate, and Chris Nye, a champion of practical theology, as they dive into how church communities can thrive. They discuss the transformative power of hospitality and generosity, highlighting ways to connect with marginalized individuals. The duo advocates for the sacred nature of all work, challenging conventional notions of vocation. They also explore the vital role of Sabbath in our hectic lives, encouraging moments of reflection and connection amidst chaos.

Chris Nye, a Psalms enthusiast, explores dependence in Psalm 1, contrasting societal values of independence. He emphasizes cultivating a deeper reliance on God through incorporating Psalms in prayer life. The podcast also discusses the church's focus on discipleship, prayer, and fasting as a means of complete dependency on God in ministry and leadership.

Chris Nye, a passionate advocate for sound doctrine, dives into the critical importance of orthodoxy in teaching and doctrine. He discusses the New Testament's urgent warnings against false teachings and how they distort the faith. The conversation highlights the balance between correction and comfort found in scripture. Nye elaborates on the serpent's role in temptation and the need for discernment amidst contemporary false teachings. He emphasizes grounding faith in Christ and fostering a strong community while maintaining adherence to God's teachings.