You Call Him Lord, but Do You Actually Listen to Him? - Luke 6:46–49
Supporting Scriptures: Matthew 7:21–27 and James 1:22–25 Jesus asks why people call Him Lord but do not do what He says. He then compares someone w...
We Don't Need To Fit In Just For The Crowd - Galatians 2:11-14
From the story of Paul and Peter in Antioch. The episode reads into the biblical account from Galatians where apostle Peter compromised his beliefs o...
You Are Responsible for Your Life Choices | You Reap What You Sow
You Are Responsible for Your Choices, Even When You Have a Difficult Past Main Scriptures: Ezekiel 18:20–32 This episode examines the tension betwe...
Humility Before God - Stop Looking Down On Others
Main Scriptures: Luke 18:9–14 Supporting Scriptures: Romans 12:3; James 2:1–9 Jesus tells a parable about a Pharisee and a tax collector who go to t...
Is Love Enough For MARRIAGE - Before Saying " I DO "
Is love really enough to make a marriage work? Many people dream of getting married. They imagine the wedding, the beautiful pictures, the romantic m...
When Sin Stops Looking Like Sin : 2 Samuel 11:1–27 and 2 Samuel 12:1–13
How Small Compromises Can Lead You Somewhere You Never Intended to Go Sin is not always presented to us as something obviously destructive. Someti...
Why Moses Couldn't Do It All | You Don’t Have to Carry Everything Alone
Sometimes, we exhaust ourselves trying to be available for everyone. We take responsibility for every problem, answer every request, and carry burdens...
Don't Let One Bad Season Define Your Entire Life : Ruth 1:1–22
Supporting Scriptures: Ruth 2:1–12; Ruth 4:13–17; Psalm 34:18 Naomi decides to return to Bethlehem. She feels so overwhelmed by her losses that she as...
Daniel 3: When Your Convictions Cost You Everything.
When Doing the Right Thing Might Costs You Something Main Scriptures: Daniel 3:1–30 Supporting Scriptures: Daniel 6:1–23; Acts 5:27–29; Romans 12:2 ...
You Want Mercy for Yourself but Judgment for Others - Jonah 3 and 4
The biblical account of Jonah reveals how easily people hypocritically desire grace for themselves while demanding strict judgment for others. When t...