Completely Living W/Shanz Lock

In this episode, we journey through Job chapters 4–12, where the conversation between Job and his friends begins and we explore the dynamics of friends and suffering.

In this episode, we explore Job chapter 3, where Job finally breaks his silence and pours out his anguish. After enduring unimaginable loss, he doesn’t curse God—but he does curse the day he was born. This chapter gives us a raw and honest look at grief, suffering, and the deep questions that follow pain.We unpack what Job’s lament reveals about the human condition, how Scripture makes space for sorrow, and what it means to bring our darkest emotions before God. If you’ve ever wrestled with “why,” this conversation will remind you that God is not afraid of your honesty—and He meets you even in the depths.

In this episode, we explore Job 1–2—a powerful introduction to suffering, spiritual warfare, and God’s sovereignty. We walk through Job’s righteousness, the heavenly conversation that unfolds, and the intense trials that follow. As everything is stripped away, we reflect on Job’s response, what it means to trust God in the midst of loss, and the deeper reality of what may be happening beyond what we can see.

In this episode, we explore Genesis 11—the Tower of Babel and the confusion of languages. We reflect on humanity’s desire for self-exaltation, God’s response to their unity apart from Him, and how this moment shapes the nations. We also look at the genealogy that leads to Abram, pointing forward to God’s redemptive plan.

In this episode, we explore Genesis 10—the Table of Nations—tracing the descendants of Noah’s sons and the origins of the nations. We reflect on how this chapter reveals God’s order, the spread of humanity across the earth, and His sovereign hand over every people group and generation.

In this episode, we take a deeper look at Genesis 9—exploring God’s covenant with Noah, the significance of the rainbow as a sign of His promise, and a thoughtful examination of what took place between Ham and his father in the tent.

In this episode, we study Genesis 8—the waters recede, and God remembers Noah. We reflect on God’s faithfulness, the process of waiting, and the new beginning after the flood.

In this episode, we study Genesis 7—the account of the flood and God’s judgment on a corrupt world. We walk through Noah’s obedience, the closing of the ark, and the reality of God’s justice as the waters rise. This chapter is both sobering and powerful, reminding us of the seriousness of sin while also highlighting God’s protection over those who trust and follow Him. Join me as we reflect on obedience, judgment, and the faithfulness of God in the midst of it all.

In this episode, we study Genesis 6, a chapter that reveals the growing corruption of humanity and the events that lead up to the flood. We explore the mysterious passage about the sons of God and the Nephilim, the deep wickedness that filled the earth, and God’s grief over human sin. At the same time, we see a powerful contrast in the life of Noah, who found favor in the eyes of the Lord. Join me as we slow down, read carefully, and reflect on what this chapter teaches about sin, judgment, obedience, and God’s mercy.

In this episode, we study Genesis 5 and the genealogy from Adam to Noah. Though it may seem like a list of names, this chapter reveals powerful truths about sin, death, legacy, and God’s unfolding plan of redemption. We reflect on the weight of “and he died,” the significance of generational faithfulness, and the hope found in Enoch’s walk with God. Join me as we slow down, read carefully, and uncover the deeper meaning within this often-overlooked chapter.

In this episode, we dive into Genesis 4 - the story of Cain and Abel, the first murder, and the sobering reality of sin’s progression. We explore what true worship looks like, the condition of the heart behind our offerings, and God’s warning about sin “crouching at the door.” Even in the midst of jealousy, anger, and consequence, we see both justice and mercy woven through the chapter. Join me as we reflect on what this passage teaches us about accountability, repentance, and the ongoing faithfulness of God - even when humanity falls short.

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In this episode, we study Genesis 3—the fall of humanity, the entrance of sin, and the moment everything changed. We walk through the temptation in the garden, the subtlety of the serpent, and the consequences of disobedience, while also uncovering the first glimpse of God’s redemptive plan. Even in judgment, we see mercy. Even in failure, we see grace. Join me as we explore what this chapter reveals about spiritual warfare, personal responsibility, and the hope woven into God’s promise from the very beginning.

In this episode, we walk through Genesis 2, reflecting on God’s personal, intentional design for humanity and creation. From the forming of man from the dust to the breath of life and the gift of rest, we explore what this chapter reveals about God’s nearness, care, and desire for relationship with His people. This is not about having all the answers, but about growing deeper in faith through Scripture, prayer, and reflection. Join me as we slow down, study the Word, and allow God’s truth to shape how we understand His heart, His purpose, and our place in His story.

In this episode, we walk through Genesis 1, exploring the power, order, and intention behind God’s creation. From “Let there be light” to the formation of humanity, we reflect on what creation reveals about God’s character, authority, and purpose for our lives today. This is not about having all the answers, but about drawing closer to God through Scripture, curiosity, and faith. Join me as we slow down, study the Word, and allow God’s truth to shape how we see Him, the world, and ourselves.