Bless This Mess is a 3-part series about practical holiness in real-life relationships — the kind that don’t always feel very holy. From the chaos of family life to flaky friends and difficult coworkers, this series is for every believer trying to live for God in a world that’s loud, messy, and unpredictable. Because holiness isn’t just for Sunday service — it’s for Monday morning too.
In this first episode, Holy in the Home (Even When You're Out of Cereal), Steve and Pastor Gossage talk about what it means to live for God inside your own four walls — even when it’s noisy, stressful, or just plain exhausting. From marriage and parenting to trying to serve God when no one else in the house is on board, this episode gets honest about the struggle… and reminds us that our homes can still be holy ground.
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