Join us for a very special interview as five-year-old Lincoln shares his heart on everything from his favorite Bible stories to why he’s thankful for his toys. Discover the simplicity and joy of faith through a child’s perspective as we discuss Daniel in the lion’s den, the "yum yum yum" prayer, and the greatness of God.

In this special episode, we welcome our first-ever guest, Piper, to share her heart and her growing faith. From the wonders of Noah’s Ark to the promise of a "better than Disneyland" heaven, this conversation offers a refreshing and joyful perspective on what it means to know a great God.

Are you coming to God to tell Him how things should be, or because you need Him to change how you are? This episode explores the life-changing shift from the rigid "formulas" of the Pharisees to the healing, joyful grace found in truly possessing, not just professing, a relationship with Jesus.

This episode explores 1 John 3 to identify the spiritual vital signs that prove a heart has passed from death to life. Discover why sacrificial love is the ultimate evidence of a resurrected soul and how to find assurance when your heart condemns you.

In this episode, we explore the profound weight of Jesus’s words when he declares a soul forgiven, using the story of the paralyzed man to illustrate the link between faith and divine pardon. We dive into the "once and for all" nature of the gospel, discovering how God’s faithfulness—not our own merit—guarantees comprehensive forgiveness for our past, present, and future.

This episode explores how to reconcile the biblical command to honor your parents with the spiritual necessity of pleasing God rather than man. By examining the role of the conscience, we discuss how parents can transition from being the "moral compass" for their children to pointing them directly toward the authority of Scripture.

In this Valentine’s Day special, we explore why a self-existent God who needs nothing—and gains nothing from us—chooses to provide for and delight in His creation. By diving into God's universal benevolence and the specific "love of complacency" found in Christ, we discover a Savior whose love is motivated by His own character rather than our contribution.

Daniel Etter addresses a listener’s question regarding whether unrepentant sin, like bitterness or unforgiveness, creates a distance between the believer and God. Using the healing of the leper in Luke 5 as a foundation, he explains that while our conscience may hinder our desire to pray, God’s grace remains reachable and His presence remains near to the brokenhearted.