Not every summer feels like a fresh start. For some, it’s not refreshing—it’s revealing. Maybe this year hasn’t gone the way you hoped. Maybe you've drifted spiritually, feel stuck, or wonder how you ended up where you are.
This week on These Go to Eleven, Greg and Nathan get real about the mid-year slump and the quiet disappointments that can surface in July. But more importantly, they talk about hope. About grace. About how God meets us in the middle of the mess—not just at the finish line.
Whether you're feeling off course or just tired, this conversation is a reminder that it’s never too late for a comeback. Second chances don’t start with perfect plans—they start with a God who never gives up on us.
Tune in and be encouraged. Your restart might begin today.
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