Fasting is one of the most overlooked practices in the way of Jesus.

In this message, Kim explores how fasting helps us become aware of the desires that shape our lives and trains us to walk in step with the Holy Spirit. Through Galatians 5, Psalm 63, and Jesus' time in the wilderness, we discover that fasting is not about earning God's love or proving our devotion. It is about awakening our deeper hunger for God.

Together we explore:
• Saying no to the flesh and yes to the Spirit
• Why fasting exposes our deeper appetites
• Jesus' example in the wilderness
• Learning dependence on God
• Growing in holiness through surrender

Our deepest hunger is not for what satisfies us temporarily.

Our deepest hunger is for God.

Fasting is one of the most powerful and neglected practices in the way of Jesus.

In this episode, we explore fasting as an act of surrender, a way of offering our bodies and desires to God, and a practice that awakens our deeper hunger for His presence.

Using the example of Daniel and the teaching of Jesus, we discover how fasting helps us:
• Reorder our appetites
• Slow down and pay attention
• Turn hunger into prayer
• Declare that God is enough
• Offer ourselves more fully to Jesus

Every hunger pang becomes an invitation:

"Jesus, I offer myself to You again today."

This conversation is an invitation to rediscover fasting as a pathway into intimacy, dependence, and deeper life with God.

Prayer is more than asking God for things.

In this teaching from Psalm 73, we explore prayer as a pathway into God's presence rather than a method for controlling outcomes. Asaph's journey from frustration and confusion to peace and clarity reminds us that God's presence changes our perspective, even when our circumstances remain unchanged.

Together we explore:

• Anchoring in God's goodness
• Honest prayer
• God's perspective in difficult seasons
• Abiding in Christ
• Why the nearness of God is our refuge

The goal of prayer is not perfection.

The goal of prayer is friendship with God.

"The nearness of God is good for me."