There is Something More: Recent Episodes

Something More

Join us as we explore the fundamental practices of faith designed by God to draw us closer to Jesus.

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If you could ask a pastor and a theologian anything, what would it be? Join us every week as James and Dan tackle your questions about life, faith and everything in between.

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If you could ask a pastor and a theologian anything, what would it be? Join us every week as James and Dan tackle your questions about life, faith and everything in between.

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If you could ask a pastor and a theologian anything, what would it be? Join us every week as James and Dan tackle your questions about life, faith and everything in between.

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Happiness: the meaning of life, or a means to an end? In the final episode of this season, James and Lexie unpack the differences between happiness and joy, and how, through loving Jesus and remaining in His love for us, we flourish in His life: the life we’ve always wanted; the life we were always meant to live.

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Where do we end up in our pursuit of experience? In this episode, James and Lexie examine the problem of experiencing all the world has to offer, and how our ultimate happiness is found in knowing, loving and enjoying the One who made us.

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Will we be satisfied if we gain everything we could ever want? In this episode, James and Lexie consider the traps we fall into when we pursue comfort, and discuss an alternative way of life that is higher, better and more fulfilling than anything else — a life surrendered to Jesus.

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How do we overcome our desire for significance? In this episode, James and Lexie reflect on our common struggle with pride, and how, as we turn our attention away from ourselves and towards Jesus, we are released to worship Him and serve others in joy, freedom and confidence.

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Sex: simply for pleasure, or made for more? In this episode, James and Lexie discuss the ways we can recapture God’s vision for sex — appreciating its power, understanding its purpose, and enjoying the depth of its beauty, goodness and intimacy in the way that God intended.

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How do we loosen our grip on money, so that money doesn’t tighten its grip on our hearts? In this episode, James and Lexie explore the dangers money poses to our lives, and how we find ultimate satisfaction, purpose and the freedom to be generous in Jesus alone.

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What does it mean to be part of the Church? In the final episode of this season, James and Lexie explore the significance of the Church, why we should commit to the community of God’s people, and how this allows us to flourish in our faith as we serve each other and follow Jesus together.

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How do we find rest in a restless world? In this episode, James and Lexie guide us through what the Bible says about the rhythm of work and rest, and how our lives are restored as we find everything we need in Jesus — our strength, our satisfaction, and our ultimate contentment.

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What does it really mean to live a life of worship? In this episode, James and Lexie look at what right worship is, and how it represents our ultimate response to Jesus: giving our whole lives to Him who first gave His life for us.

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The Bible: a self-help manual for life, or something far more glorious? In this episode, James and Lexie consider what the Bible is, why it’s so significant for our lives, and how engaging with it every day draws us into a deeper relationship with Jesus.

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Ηοw can we protect ourselves from being consumed by consumption and numbed by the noise around us? In this episode, James and Lexie explore the practice of silence and solitude — an invitation to draw away from distraction into quiet surrender and intimate wonder before God.

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If prayer is so important, why does it often feel so hard? In this episode, James and Lexie discuss what prayer is, why it’s both a privilege and a practice, and the ways we can deepen our conversation with our Maker.