This episode features Emily McCoy and Danny Wilson reflecting on the conviction that “God has more” and what that means for Fellowship Church and everyday life. They explore how true renewal comes through deeper intimacy with Jesus, surrender, repentance, and dependence on the Holy Spirit—not simply doing more or trying harder. The conversation emphasizes spiritual formation, abiding in Christ, and trusting God to bring restoration in us so that His renewal can flow through us to the people and places around us.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from August 9 called “God Has More.”

This episode features Erik Chandler and Stacey Tafao reflecting on Fellowship Church’s mission to make and mature disciples of Jesus. They explore how spiritual formation is not about more activity, information, or trying harder, but becoming more like Christ through the work of the Holy Spirit, in community with others. The conversation emphasizes that following Jesus is a lifelong process of transformation, learning to recognize His voice, respond in obedience, and live as His people wherever He sends us.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from August 16 called “Making & Maturing Disciples.”

This episode features Devon Accardi, Zach Hume, and Greg Pinkner exploring why the Bible is central to the life and formation of every follower of Jesus. The Bible is more than a collection of verses or helpful principles. It is God’s true Word and the unfolding story of creation, rebellion, redemption, and restoration. As we learn to see Scripture as one unified story and return to it faithfully, the Holy Spirit uses it to reveal who God is, anchor us in truth, and form us more deeply into the likeness of Christ.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from August 23 called “The Truth & Story of the Bible.”

This episode features Greg Pinkner and Sarah Scott exploring what it means for theology to shape the whole of our lives. Theology is not reserved for classrooms or scholars. What we believe about God shapes how we understand ourselves, walk through suffering, make decisions, and live every part of our lives. Theological integration brings together right thinking and right living, allowing the truth of who God is to move from our minds into our hearts and ultimately into our actions. As we know God more deeply through His Word, theology becomes more than information. It becomes an invitation to love Him, become more like Him, and live in response to who He is.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from August 30 called “Theological Integration.”

This episode features Spencer Garland, Mindy Allen, and Emmaline Bartlett sharing from their own journeys of prayer and pursuing God. Prayer is more than asking God for an outcome; it is an invitation to know Him, depend on Him, and continually reorient our lives around His presence. A life of prayer requires both boldness and surrender, choosing to ask, seek, and knock even when desire is weak or answers do not come quickly. As we keep returning to God, prayer becomes less transactional and more relational, forming us through both answered and unanswered prayers as we learn to pursue Him for who He is.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from September 6 called “Prayer & Pursuit.”

This episode features Krista Elmore and Will Odom exploring the ongoing work of the gospel in our lives and in the world around us. The gospel is not simply the starting point of the Christian life; it is the good news that continually renews every part of it. In Christ, our identity is received rather than achieved, freeing us from both the pressure to prove ourselves and the need to define ourselves. As the gospel becomes the lens through which we see our lives, the Holy Spirit continues to reshape us through repentance, confession, and deeper dependence on Jesus, then sends us into the world to participate in His work of bringing renewal to every person and place.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from September 13 called “Gospel Renewal.”

This week, Betsy Brooks and Kyle Landis join RD exploring what it looks like to live for the sake of others. Following Jesus is not meant to turn us inward or make us comfortable. As we grow in Christ, His love moves us outward toward the people and places He has put in front of us. Sacrificial mission is not about adding more to an already full life or earning God’s favor. It is the natural response to the grace we have already received, opening our hands, our time, our resources, and our lives to join God in His work of renewal.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from September 20 called “Sacrificial Mission.”

Our final episode in the God Has More series features Abby Dias and Caleb Raby reflecting on what it means to follow Jesus through the valley. Suffering exposes what we trust, strips away our illusions of control, and forms us in ways comfort cannot. Yet the valley is not evidence that God has abandoned us. Jesus entered suffering Himself, meets us there, and uses even what we would never choose to make us more like Him. As we keep walking, asking, grieving, and trusting, we discover the deepest truth of God Has More: He is the more.

Today's episode ties with the sermon from September 27 called “The Valley.”