In this powerful episode of Thinksgiving, join Pastor Brandon and Pastor Q as they tackle a topic many of us can relate to: feeling stuck in a particular mindset. Whether it’s negative thinking, past hurts, or self-doubt, sometimes our minds can keep us trapped in patterns that prevent us from moving forward in life. But there is hope—we don’t have to stay stuck.

Today they explore how to break free from limiting mindsets and experience true renewal. They dive into the importance of transforming our thoughts in alignment with God's truth and how the act of renewing our minds can lead to a life of freedom, peace, and purpose.

Join Pastor Brandon and Pastor Q for this episode of Thinksgiving as they dive deep into the timeless wisdom of Philippians 4. In this conversation, they explore how gratitude, peace, and contentment can transform our lives.

Through thoughtful reflections on Paul’s letter to the Philippians, Pastor Brandon and Pastor Q discuss how to cultivate a heart of thankfulness that isn’t dependent on circumstances but grounded in faith. From navigating life's challenges with joy to finding true peace in a busy world, this episode is a powerful reminder of what it means to think and give thanks in every situation

Today we talk about the value of our relationship with the church, having a heart of thanksgiving in our prayer life, and more. Thanks for tuning in today!

Pastor Brandon and Pastor Q discuss what mindsets we might have that prevent us from having the same mindset of Christ. Listen in!

Today we will continue to talk about what we think about and what we are thankful for. The way we change our mindset, is to focus on what is good. Where do you see God's kindness in your life? How can you show gratitude for others?

In this new series, Pastor Brandon and Pastor Q open up with Paul's letter to the Philippians. Paul encourages a heart of gratitude and thankfulness, regardless of circumstances. This week we want to challenge you to see good in others and call it out. Who can you text right now and thank them for what they mean to you?

Today we will wrap up our discussion on Sermon on the Mount with Matthew 7.

How do we judge correctly? What does it mean when Jesus tells us not to judge? Why should we not judge wrongly? Listen in as we discuss Matthew 7:1-6.