Most believers have experienced a loss or lack of faith at one time or another. The key to overcoming it or possibly preventing it in the future is knowing how it happened. Lisa gives us an equation that has the power to derail a wavering faith that we all need to hear.

King Saul had every opportunity to be used and molded by God, but he didn't always take advantage of it. In fact, he spent much of his reign in denial of God's truth. Lisa outlines two things that we tend to do when we have a difficult past, what those things have to do with denial, and how we can overcome them.

David was known as "a man after God's own heart," and it would be easy to assume that meant that he was perfect. However, the Bible details many areas in which David wasn't perfect, so why was he so special to God? The answer - he was pliable. Listen in as Lisa shares the questions we should be asking ourselves to help us move more towards being moldable instead of striving for perfection.

Have you ever considered being God's friend? It may be easy to think of him as Father or Lord, but friend? Lisa shares about what makes friendship with God is different than our earthly friends and how we can embrace that to have a thriving relationship with HIm.

The events of the past few years have often had us struggling between self and kingdom focus. Lisa encourages us to take inventory of our own lives by asking ourselves two very important questions. And when we can answer those two questions, we will come to know that the joyous life is not the one that gains, but the one that gives.

How and when do you share the best news - the Gospel? We want the whole world to know, but what does that look like practically? Lisa reflects on the ways that she has watched her mom share her faith over the years. Settle in and listen as Lisa makes a case for why we should share our faith and how we do it. Get ready to share the best news that you've ever had!