Sometimes waiting feels meaningless, but we can learn from Scriptures how God uses times of waiting to transform us. 

In this episode, we learn about the prophet Elisha, and Torben challenges listeners to live lives of radical, immediate obedience to God. 

Torben shares insights about God's sovereignty centered around the song "Sovereign Over Us" by Aaron Keyes. He highlights how God is capable of turning evil into good as we surrender to His sovereignty. 

This episode is dedicated to a good friend of Torben's named Bruce.

Bruce lived with cerebral palsy and was non-verbal. He recently went home to be with Jesus, and Torben shares what Bruce taught him about our spiritual connection to God as Christians. 

Are there neutral spaces in this world? This episode is a war cry for all Christians to step into the reality that we live in a kingdom as children of God that is at war with the world. 

Torben pokes at a hornet's nest by discussing whether we as believers are required to confess our sins over and over.

What do you do when you're stuck in the mud of life and no matter how much help you get from others, you're still stuck?

Walking into the deep places of grief with other people requires the ability to not take offense, and to be comfortable with unanswerable questions. 

Torben shares about various types of grief and how to stay present with those who are grieving.

Tackling some hefty topics, Torben talks about the reality of hell and encourages believers to trust in how God defines everything, especially the things that are difficult for us to comprehend. 

Torben shares everyday life stories of Jesus being a transformative reality

Inspired by his favorite song, Hard to Get by Rich Mullins, Torben shares about how to keep going and keep trusting when it feels like you're in God's waiting room. 

Some of Jesus' teachings seem to be not just challenging, but unreasonable, and may even feel irresponsible. We dive into some of these Scriptures and wrestle with Jesus' challenge to 'count the cost' of discipleship. 

"Thou Shalt Be Nice" seems to be a commandment that many people live by today. Torben shares the difference between niceness and kindness, and gives examples of radical kindness.

Why do so many Christians have so little to share about Jesus? Why are most devotions a "good reminder" at best? 

Sitting in a ditch in his car, Torben got inspiration for this episode about practical spiritual warfare and the need to fight back against the enemy's lies. 

In this episode, Torben shares the incredible true story behind the hymn "I Have Decided to Follow Jesus", and discusses the John Eldredge book All Things New in the light of Torben's deep excitement about life on the New Earth. 

"I don't need your money, I want your life" 

Torben uses this line from Keith Green's song "To Obey is Better than Sacrifice" to passionately discuss the lordship of Christ. 

What is progressive Christianity? Is it necessary to update Christianity to fit the times? Why bother with church at all? These are some of the questions that Torben explores in this episode. 

"Work out your salvation with fear and trembling" is a verse that brings fear and uncertainty to many Christians. In this episode, Torben explains the beautiful meaning of this verse, and he also shows how each of us can grow in exhibiting the fruit of the Spirit.

Do you experience Jesus as someone with a great sense of humor?

In this episode, Torben explores different sides of Jesus' personality, and talks about experiencing Jesus as both humorous and playful.