You can ask God for anything. The problem can be that “You ask and do not receive, because you ask wrongly, to spend it on your passions (James 4:3)." In this episode, we'll learn several steps to ask God rightly.
The Bible is a story of God’s redemption of people. The problem is that the Bible includes stories of people’s violence. In this episode, we'll see how to make sense of Solomon’s violent rise to power.
Being a Dad matters. The problem is that dads are prone to make mistakes. In this episode, we'll see how every Dad leaves a legacy of inaction and action.
We are to be imitators of Christ. The problem is that we don't give mercy like God does. In this episode, we'll be encouraged to broaden our scope of mercy.
Disciples of Jesus obey God the first time. The problem is that we often need a second time. In this episode, we'll see a couple of benefits that come when we obey God the second time.
God has a great plan for each of us. The problem is that we sometimes lose direction of God’s plan. In this episode we'll look at several steps to take to cooperate with God’s plan.
God speaks to us. The problem is that we’re prone to ignore what God says. In this episode, we'll see several reasons to not run away from God.
Being a mom is a blessing and sacrifice. The problem is that times of sacrifice can feel lonely. In this episode, you'll see that God sees you as you sacrifice.
To be a Christian is to be a Christ-follower. The problem is that following might be the hardest part of being a Christian. In this episode, the application is straightforward. Jesus commands, “Follow Me”.
We all wander. The problem is that some of us wander far too long. In this episode, we'll look at several instances of how Jesus can find any wanderer.
Easter is the story of Jesus’ resurrection from death to life. The problem is that too few people care about the resurrection of Jesus. In this special Easter episode, we will explore the question: is Jesus alive?
Ranae Seestadt provides a spoken word piece on Easter Sunday.
A person’s prayers reveal what’s in their heart. The problem is that most of Jesus’ prayers aren’t recorded for us to learn from. In this episode, we'll see several requests Jesus made as we understand the significance of Jesus’ high priestly prayer.
God’s plans are perfect. The problem is that we think of ourselves and can’t comprehend God’s whole plan. In this episode, we'll learn several ways to align with the Father, Son, and Spirit to join Him in His Plans.
Persecution follows Jesus. The problem is that it’s tough to prepare for persecution. In this episode, we'll see several factors that show us why Christians should be prepared for persecution.
Healthy gardens need devoted gardeners. The problem is that poorly maintained gardens fail. In this episode, we'll see several outcomes of why, as branches, we’re told to abide in the vine of Christ
Jesus maximized His time on earth. The problem is that goodbyes are hard. In this episode, we'll learn a couple of reasons why we needed Jesus to leave.
The afterlife is coming to 100% of us. The problem is when questions about the afterlife go unanswered, people can become troubled. In this episode, we'll see several questions answered so that you can be assured about the afterlife.
Leaders are supposed to rise up. The problem is that we don’t know what to do when leaders appear lowly. In this episode, we'll see how Jesus stooped down low with sacrifices.
God established a theocracy at the time of Creation. The problem is that the people desired a monarchy during times of trial. In this episode, we'll look at several kingship qualities so that you will choose to bow the knee to King Jesus.
By nature, we’re all devoted people. The problem is that any person, activity or cause can steer our devotion. In this episode, 'we'll see two examples to help us to assess what we are devoted to.
Jesus’ sheep have faith in Him. The problem is the Jesus’ sheep have hardship in life. In this episode, we'll see several instances showing why the healthy Christian experience will have uncomfortable emotions alongside genuine faith.
All sheep need a shepherd. The problem is that sheep without a shepherd are helpless. In this episode, we'll see how Jesus’ sheep orient their lives around Him.
We all follow shepherds. The problems is that there are many false shepherds. In this episode, you'll be encouraged to follow the Good Shepherd, Jesus.
Every one of us is born spiritually blind! The problem is that we are not confident with our stories. In this episode, you'll be encouraged to share your story to open the eyes of the blind.
Your spiritual account with God matters. Yet many people lack visibility of what’s going into their spiritual account. In this episode, we'll see why it's so important to know who’s signing your spiritual paychecks.
The greatest opportunity in life is to believe in Jesus. The problem is that opportunities come and opportunities go. In this episode, we'll see several reasons why critics of Jesus miss opportunities to believe.
Believers live with Advent Faith. The problem is that we question our lives of faith. In this episode, we'll see that we need clear expectations for our lives of faith.
Jews and Christians align on the Old Testament. The difference is that Jews don’t see the New Testament as “kosher”. Kosher means proper, suitable, pure. In this episode, we'll see several fulfillments that show why Jesus is the kosher Messiah.
Jesus was obedient to the Father’s schedule. The problem was that people wanted Jesus to do their plans, on their schedule. In this episode, we'll see several actions that Jesus took to manage the moment, which will help us as we also manage the moments of our lives.
