Peace isn't just something we receive; it's a practice we cultivate. This week, we are breaking down Colossians 3:12-16 into a concrete, 7-day plan. We aren't just reading the chapter; we are learning how to "put on" virtues like kindness, patience, and humility in the moments that frustrate us most—like staring at a stressful email. Discover how to view difficult people through the lens of being "dearly loved," and learn why letting the Word "dwell richly" is the secret to guarding your heart in a storm.

Is it really God’s will to heal today?

​That is the question many ask but are often afraid to voice. In this episode, we dive deep into the biblical foundation of healing, exploring the very character of God as revealed in Exodus 15:26—"The Lord who heals you"—and the ministry of Jesus in Matthew 8.

​Join us as we move beyond theory into practice. We break down a 4-step biblical guide to praying for healing:

​Start with Gratitude: How aligning our hearts with the Father changes our perspective.

​Be Specific: Moving past vague requests to specific prayers (Philippians 4:6).

​Pray with Scripture: Learning to declare God's promises back to Him using verses like Isaiah 53:5.

​Faith & Surrender: How to balance believing boldly (Mark 11:24) while trusting God’s sovereignty.

​Whether you are seeking healing for yourself or bearing the burden for a loved one in community, this episode offers a scriptural roadmap to the prayer of faith.

​Scriptures referenced: James 5, Matthew 8 & 9, Isaiah 53:5, Psalm 107:20, Philippians 4:6, Mark 11:24.

Discover the practical power behind the most famous prayer in history. In The Lord's Prayer: Daily Steps for Kingdom Living, we dismantle the idea of rote recitation and rebuild the prayer as a daily blueprint for your life.

​In this episode, we cover:

​The Divine Pattern: Why Jesus warned against "babbling" and offered a framework instead.

​Adoration & Submission: How to hallow God's name and align your will with His.

​The Heart-Check: Using the prayer to expose bitterness and release forgiveness.

​Daily Bread: Shifting from anxiety to trust in God's provision.

​This isn't just theological analysis; it’s a guide to shaping your day, your relationships, and your spiritual walk. Press play to realign your heart with the Kingdom.

What happens when a master teacher confronts a mystery he cannot understand? Join us as we step into the shadows of Jerusalem for a secret, nighttime meeting between a curious Pharisee and the Light of the World.

​In this episode, we explore the famous conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus found in John Chapter 3. We move past the surface to unpack the profound riddle Jesus presents: "Unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God."

​We discuss:

​The Double Meaning: A deep dive into the Greek word anōthen—does it mean "again" or "from above"?

​The Confusion: Why Nicodemus struggled to distinguish between the physical water of the womb and the spiritual cleansing of the soul.

​The Evidence: How the "Fruit of the Spirit" (Love, joy, peace, patience...) serves as the proof of this inner transformation.

​The Climax: Arriving at the heart of the Gospel in John 3:16.

​Whether you are seeking answers in the night like Nicodemus or looking to deepen your understanding of spiritual rebirth, this episode invites you to witness the moment theology turned into transformation.

​"Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me from your presence or take your Holy Spirit from me."

— Psalm 51:10-11

​Suggested Tags/Keywords

​Bible Study, John 3, Nicodemus, Born Again, Christianity, Theology, Fruit of the Spirit, Spiritual Growth, New Testament

Dive deep into the miraculous story of the Wedding at Cana. This podcast explores the profound truths hidden in the six stone jars, the transformative power of radical obedience, and the extravagant nature of God's provision. Learn how to trust God's instructions, even when they seem strange or difficult, and prepare your heart to receive His overflowing blessings in your own life. Join us on a journey from emptiness to lavish abundance.

In this episode, we step into the moment where everything changes.

Fresh from His baptism and the beginning of His public ministry, Jesus walks along the Sea of Galilee and calls ordinary fishermen into an extraordinary life. With simple words — “Follow Me” — He invites Simon Peter, Andrew, James, and John to leave their nets, their security, and their old identities behind.

This isn’t just a story about first-century fishermen. It’s a reflection on what it means to follow Jesus today — in a world of constant noise, busyness, and divided priorities. What are the “nets” we’re holding onto? What does radical obedience look like in modern life? And how do we respond when Jesus calls, not as a suggestion, but as a divine summons?

This episode explores trust, surrender, and the courage it takes to reorder our lives around Christ’s call — right here, right now.

What really happened at the Jordan River — and why does it matter so deeply for us today?

In this episode, we slow down and step into one of the most pivotal moments in Jesus’ life: His baptism. Though sinless, Jesus chooses to enter the waters — not for cleansing, but for identification, obedience, and mission. Heaven opens. The Spirit descends like a dove. And the Father’s voice declares love, identity, and approval.

Together, we explore why Jesus’ baptism was not a formality, but a defining moment of preparation — one that equipped Him for the wilderness ahead and the ministry to come. We reflect on the meaning of the dove, the significance of God’s spoken affirmation, and the powerful truth that God never sends us into purpose without first grounding us in love.

This episode also turns the lens inward, asking what our own “Jordan moments” look like — those public or quiet decisions where we die to an old life and step into something new. Moments of recommitment. Moments of surrender. Moments where God reminds us: You are my beloved.

Whether you’re reflecting on baptism, facing a new season, or standing on the edge of a calling, this episode offers space to pause, listen, and remember that God’s voice still speaks — not just calling us to mission, but assuring us that we are never sent alone.

Whether you’re reflecting on baptism, facing a new season, or standing on the edge of a calling, this episode offers space to pause, listen, and remember that God’s voice still speaks — not just calling us to mission, but assuring us that we are never sent alone.

What if the wilderness isn’t punishment — but preparation?

In this episode, we step into Matthew 4, where Jesus, immediately after His baptism, is led into the wilderness. Forty days of fasting. Physical weakness. Isolation. And then, temptation.

We explore the three temptations of Jesus — provision, identity, and authority — not just as a historical moment, but as a practical blueprint for our own lives. Each temptation reveals how the enemy twists Scripture, targets legitimate needs, and tries to pull us toward self-reliance instead of trust.

Jesus doesn’t argue. He doesn’t negotiate.

He responds with the Word of God, rightly handled — leading back to humility, dependence on the Father, and truth.

This episode invites you to see your own wilderness seasons — times of uncertainty, testing, or transition — not as setbacks, but as sacred ground where God is forming clarity, strength, and obedience.

If you’ve ever felt tested, tempted, or unsure of what’s next, this conversation offers a framework for understanding the wilderness as preparation for purpose, not delay.