How do you get from where you are to where you wish you were? In this episode, Andy introduces an idea that can help you find your way.

While it’s impossible to be fearless, we can all fear less. In this episode, Andy explains some practical ways we can all fear less.

Sometimes you know what’s coming next—a graduation, a wedding, a new baby, a new job, or retirement. But there’s no correlation between knowing what’s next and being prepared for what’s next.

Life is full of change. Transitions can be both exciting and stressful. That’s because we can’t see into the future to see what comes next. But what if there was a way to prepare? What if we could do something now to influence where we end up?

Your job matters. The people you work with matter. What you do matters. In this episode, Andy looks at how to go the extra mile and make a difference in the workplace.

How do you get past the stuff other people have done to turn your life upside down? In this episode, Andy explains how to release the past.

Sometimes we look at our pasts and our decisions don't even make sense to us. In this episode, Andy explains how to transform your thinking.

You can't blame your way into a better future. In this episode, Andy explains how to own your share of the past so it doesn't own you.

What do you do when your life falls apart? In this episode, Andy explains how to pick up the pieces.

Gratitude and ingratitude are relationally determinative. In this podcast, Andy explains the value of closing the loop with people who have influenced you.

In this podcast, Andy argues that if we saw time the way that God does, it might affect how we use our own.

In this episode, Andy explains how our worldview affects what we do with our money.

It's easy to make life all about ourselves. In this episode, Andy explains why life is much better when it's lived for a greater purpose

Why is it so easy to make decisions that hurt us in the long run? In this episode, Andy explains that it has to do with the distinction between pleasure and happiness.

If your goal is happiness, no amount of money alone will ever be enough. In this episode, Andy explains how the way you view money can actually help you find peace.

Sometimes it seems that happiness and Christianity are mutually exclusive. In this episode, Andy argues that the opposite is true.

We all dream of a trouble-free life made possible by something. In the series, Andy asks what really makes people happy.

Plans are great, but reality often wins. So what do you do when you discover your dream can’t come true?

Few things are as inspiring as a leader who says no to himself or herself in order to say yes to those for whom he or she is responsible. How can we choose to lead that well when authority is placed in our hands?

The way of God isn't appealing when we have been wronged by someone else. Our natural urge is to try to get even. We want to wrong the people who wrong us as a way of getting payback. That seems just. It seems fair. But does it solve anything? Maybe there’s a better way.

Humble shepherd. Giant-slayer. Gifted poet. Mighty warrior. Flawed man. Legendary leader. For the next four weeks, we're talking about David—one of history's most famous kings. But he wasn't great because of his reputation or military prowess. He was great because of where he'd learned to place his hope.

Happy couples make the same choice over and over and over again. In this episode, Andy explains it's the choice they don't always know they're making that makes all the difference.

As long as you think your partner owes you, your marriage will be all about keeping score. That destroys intimacy. It destroys love. But what are we supposed to do about our hopes, dreams, and desires?

When we choose to commit to a marriage, we do so with hopes, dreams, and desires. But these often turn into expectations that you look to your partner to fulfill. Your relationship becomes marked by the belief that your spouse owes you something. Sound familiar? In this episode, Andy explains how to avoid this cycle.

A great marriage doesn’t happen by accident. It requires preparation, care and regular maintenance. But sometimes we don’t want to make the effort. As long as everything seems fine, do we really need to talk about it?

The messes in our lives are rarely solved with quick, simple fixes. In this episode, Andy introduces a better approach.

It's a misconception that Christianity is about staying out of trouble. In this episode, Andy discusses the flaw in this belief.

In this episode, Andy explains how the messes we make of our lives can bring us closer to God.

Something we all have in common is making messes of our lives at one time or another. In this series, Andy reveals the silver lining of this.

A hero saves the day, and sometimes a hero saves the planet. That makes heroism seem inaccessible to most of us. But with a single question, we can access our heroic potential.

Making the world a better place means giving up time, money, and opportunities. But what if that's the only way to live a life of purpose and meaning?

If you want to become a better person, do something this year to make the world a better place. In this episode, Andy discusses how to determine what that something should be.

The new year is all about making ourselves better people. In this episode, Andy suggests becoming better people by doing something to make the world a better place.

In this episode, Andy gives advice on the topics of debt, sexual choices, and self-improvement.

In this episode, Andy shares the Christmas story and the potential for making it personal.

In this episode, Andy explains that there's a light that can cut through doubt, anger, shame, and disappointment.

For many, the Christmas season is complicated. But no matter your circumstances, Christmas can be a reminder of light overcoming darkness.

All of life is connected. In this episode, Andy explains how to be wise with our time today in order to create a drama-free life in the future.

Generosity requires a plan. In this episode, Andy explains two questions that will help you decide where and how much to give.

We all worry about money. In this episode, Andy explains a simple shift in perspective that can free you from financial worries.

We tend to measure generosity by random acts of giving. In this episode, Andy makes a case for generosity as a lifestyle.

While it’s impossible to be fearless, we can all fear less. In this episode, Andy explains some practical ways we can all fear less.

Sometimes you know what’s coming next—a graduation, a wedding, a new baby, a new job, or retirement. But there’s no correlation between knowing what’s next and being prepared for what’s next. In this episode, Andy explains how to prepare for the season ahead.

Life is full of change. Transitions can be both exciting and stressful. What if there was a way to prepare? What if we could do something now to influence where we end up? In this series, Andy explains how to prepare for the season ahead.

What we naturally want is often in conflict with what we ultimately value. So, how do we put aside those natural wants and pursue what we ultimately value?

What do you really want? We’ll never get what we really want until we discover what is most valuable. In this episode, Andy helps us figure out what it is that we ultimately value.

We’ll never get what we really want until we discover what is most valuable. But what if the road to discovering what’s valuable doesn’t come naturally?

What is it that you want for yourself? Is it a what? Is it a who? Maybe it’s a state of mind. Are you sure it’s what you really want? In this episode, Andy helps us figure out our answers to those questions.

Andy hosts a candid conversation about race, racism, and faith in America.

How do you get past the stuff other people have done to turn your life upside down? In this episode, Andy explains how to release the past.

Sometimes we look at our pasts and our decisions don't even make sense to us. In this episode, Andy explains how to transform your thinking.

You can't blame your way into a better future. In this episode, Andy explains how to own your part of your past so it doesn't own you.

What do you do when your life falls apart? In this episode, Andy explains how to pick up the pieces.

How do you get from where you are to where you want to be? In this episode, Andy introduces an idea that can help you find your way.

All of life is connected. In this episode, Andy explains how to be wise with our time today in order to create a drama-free life in the future.

Your job matters. The people you work with matter. What you do matters. In this episode, Andy looks at how to go the extra mile and make a difference in the marketplace.

Do you ever wonder if there's more to life than there seems to be? In this episode, Andy explains how life is better when lived for a greater purpose.

Have you ever needed to make a big decision quickly? In this episode, Andy reveals a question that can bring clarity to the options you're considering.

Every decision you make becomes part of the story of your life. In this episode, Andy explains how to make your story one you want to tell.

We've all made decisions that make us look back and wonder how we could have been so dumb. In this episode, Andy reveals a question that can help prevent more regrets.

What do you do when your work life is so full you don't have time for the people who matter most? In this episode, Andy talks about creating breathing room for our relationships.

We often think that a higher standard of living equals a better quality of life. In this episode, Andy talks about creating breathing room for our bank accounts.

Sometimes we can't enjoy anything because we're trying to do everything. In this episode, Andy explains the value of limiting what you do with your limited time.

Busy lives make it easy to lose sight of what's important. In this episode, Andy explains why life is better with breathing room.

We all want to be masters of our own destinies. We all want to feel in control of our lives. The idea of autonomy is attractive; it makes life feel ordered and predictable. One of the biggest barriers to belief in God’s existence is that we don’t want to need God. But what if autonomy is an illusion?

We all want to rid the world of injustice. But we can only recognize injustice if we know what justice is to begin with. We don’t always agree about what is just. So, who gets to define justice?

It’s easy to get caught between doubt and despair when we’ve always assumed God to be something he's not. If God has lost his appeal because we’ve mixed him up with a gaggle of gods that don’t exist, then how can we know what God is really like?

If the Bible is the foundation of the Christian faith, then as the Bible goes, so goes the legitimacy of Christianity. But what if the Bible shouldn't hold that much weight in the debate? In this episode, Andy explains that Christianity doesn’t exist because of the Bible any more than you exist because of your birth certificate.

Typically, people who don’t believe in God don’t believe in a particular version of God. But what if they have the wrong version? What if you have the wrong version? If you’ve walked away from faith or religion, it could be that your version of god never existed in the first place.

Americans are migrating away from religion, particularly Christianity, at an unprecedented rate. Once upon a time, Americans believed religion offered solutions. Today, religion is viewed by many as the problem.

It's easy to make life all about ourselves. In this episode, Andy explains why life is much better when it's lived for a greater purpose.

Why is it so easy to make decisions that hurt us in the long run? In this episode, Andy explains that it has to do with the distinction between pleasure and happiness.

If your goal is happiness, no amount of money will ever be enough. In this episode, Andy explains how the way you view money can actually help you find peace.

Sometimes it seems that happiness and holiness are mutually exclusive. In this episode, Andy explains why the opposite is true.

We all dream of a trouble-free life made possible by something. In this series, Andy asks the question of what really makes people happy.

How does God view time? In this episode, Andy argues that if we saw time how God does, it would affect the way we use our own.

In this episode, Andy explains how our worldview affects what we do with our money.

The messes in our lives are rarely solved with quick, simple fixes. In this episode, Andy introduces a better approach.

It's a misconception that Christianity is about staying out of trouble. In this episode, Andy discusses the flaw in this belief.

In this episode, Andy explains how the messes we make of our lives can bring us closer to God.

Something we all have in common is making messes of our lives at one time or another. In this episode, Andy reveals the silver lining of the messes we make in our lives.

Making the world a better place means giving up time, money, or opportunities. But what if that's the only way to live a life of purpose and meaning?

If you want to become a better person, do something this year to make the world a better place. In this episode, Andy discusses how to determine what that something should be.

The new year is all about making ourselves better people. In this episode, Andy suggests becoming a better person by doing something to make the world a better place.

In this episode, Andy gives advice on the topics of debt, sex, and self-improvement.

In this episode, Andy shares the Christmas story and the potential for making it personal.

In this episode, Andy explains that there's a light that can cut through doubt, anger, shame, and disappointment with God.

For many, the Christmas season is complicated. But no matter your circumstances, Christmas can be a reminder of light overcoming darkness.

Generosity requires a plan. In this episode, Andy explains two questions that will help you decide where and how much to give.

We all worry about money. In this episode, Andy explains a simple shift in perspective that can free you from financial worry.

We tend to measure generosity by random acts of giving. In this episode, Andy makes a case for generosity as a lifestyle.

Gratitude and ingratitude are relationally determinative. In this episode, Andy explains the value of closing the loop with people who have influenced you.

We each have a unique view of freedom. And we each choose what to do with it.

It's natural to make life all about ourselves. In this episode, Andy explains why life is much better when it's not all about you.

Why is it so easy to make decisions that hurt us in the long run? In this episode, Andy explains that it has to do with the distinction between pleasure and happiness.

If your goal is happiness, no amount of money alone will ever be enough. In this episode, Andy explains how the way you view money can help you find peace.

Sometimes it seems that happiness and Christianity are mutually exclusive. In this episode, Andy argues that the opposite is true.

We all dream of a trouble-free life made possible by something. In this episode, Andy asks the question of what really makes people happy.

In this episode, Andy hosts a candid conversation about race, racism, and faith in America.

Do you ever wonder if there's more to life than it seems? In this episode, Andy explains how life is better when lived for a greater purpose.