The End of Performance: Security Instead
Sunday, October 04, 2026
by Daniel Litton Listen to the Podcast
It can be said there is a very specific kind of anxiety that comes from never feeling fully secure. And this, of course, is meant in the context of understanding the nature of our relationship with God. To begin by example, let’s put it into a picture we can all visualize, and think for a second the relationship between a child and his father. When can picture one side on the coin, the father is a loving, kind father—the one we all want, and the one we expect him to be. That’s the father we see. But then, there’s the flip side. On the other side of the coin, the Continue reading message...
It can be said there is a very specific kind of anxiety that comes from never feeling fully secure. And this, of course, is meant in the context of understanding the nature of our relationship with God. To begin by example, let’s put it into a picture we can all visualize, and think for a second the relationship between a child and his father. When can picture one side on the coin, the father is a loving, kind father—the one we all want, and the one we expect him to be. That’s the father we see. But then, there’s the flip side. On the other side of the coin, the Continue reading message...
A Personal Search for a Sound Worldview
Sunday, September 27, 2026
by Daniel Litton Listen to the Podcast
How each of us sees the world is a particularly interesting thing. It’s interesting because we all have a worldview—we’ve all developed something. But for a lot of us, we haven't developed it based on some careful, scientific, or even intentional evaluations. For some of us, it’s simply just something we’ve adopted as we grew up, picking up a little bit here and a little bit there. We kind of gather these pieces from various places until they eventually conglomerate into a worldview. And the surprising part is (though maybe it’s not too surprising), sometimes Continue reading message...
How each of us sees the world is a particularly interesting thing. It’s interesting because we all have a worldview—we’ve all developed something. But for a lot of us, we haven't developed it based on some careful, scientific, or even intentional evaluations. For some of us, it’s simply just something we’ve adopted as we grew up, picking up a little bit here and a little bit there. We kind of gather these pieces from various places until they eventually conglomerate into a worldview. And the surprising part is (though maybe it’s not too surprising), sometimes Continue reading message...
Beyond 'Everything Happens for a Reason'
Sunday, September 20, 2026
by Daniel Litton Listen to the Podcast
Each one of us, at some point in our lives, hits a wall. We get stuck. Sometimes we’re stuck because, well, we want something and nothing is happening. Or we’re stuck because the opposite of what we want has in fact happened. Or, we tried to better our lives—but in doing so, in making that seemingly ‘better’ choice, things didn’t pan out the way we wanted. But the thing about these moments is this: it’s our view of God that ultimately matters. It’s what determines how we see our circumstances. And why does that matter? It matters because it changes how we feel about God—how we relate to Him. It changes how we feel about our own Continue reading message...
Each one of us, at some point in our lives, hits a wall. We get stuck. Sometimes we’re stuck because, well, we want something and nothing is happening. Or we’re stuck because the opposite of what we want has in fact happened. Or, we tried to better our lives—but in doing so, in making that seemingly ‘better’ choice, things didn’t pan out the way we wanted. But the thing about these moments is this: it’s our view of God that ultimately matters. It’s what determines how we see our circumstances. And why does that matter? It matters because it changes how we feel about God—how we relate to Him. It changes how we feel about our own Continue reading message...