Ice Lasagna and Worship from the Couch

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This episode of Beyond Sunday captures a moment many didn’t expect—when winter weather pushed the church back into a “distanced” rhythm that stirred familiar feelings from years past. Josh Hensley is joined by Justin Eshenbaugh, Cliff Hines, and Cadiz Campus Pastor Steve Buttram for a thoughtful, funny, and honest conversation about unexpected worship moments, strange prayer locations, and how God still meets His people when gathering looks different than planned. Through a reflective game and shared stories, they explore how worship and faithfulness can show up in ordinary spaces—living rooms, kitchens, editing bays, and quiet mornings—often in ways that are just as meaningful as being in the room together.

The conversation then moves into deeper territory, unpacking the tension between envy and contentment through the lens of Kevin Lee’s recent message. The group talks candidly about comparison, ambition, gratitude, and humility—how envy acts like a warning light in the heart, and how contentment is something practiced, not stumbled upon. With encouragement rooted in Scripture and real life, the episode invites listeners to recognize what God has already placed in their hands and to walk faithfully with it, while also looking ahead to what’s coming next at New Work Fellowship, including the rescheduled Out of the Box serving opportunity.