This week we are discussing the importance of our verbal conduct as Christians. We will be talking about the importance of our words, as well as how to go about truly taming our tongues. Lastly, we will address the topic of swearing as it pertains to Christian living. This is a topic that we can all relate to, and it's one you definitely won't want to miss!

Welcome back for part 2 of our discussion on fearing God! Last week we spent some time talking about what it means to reverently fear God, and this week we are continuing on from that understanding by looking at some ways that fearing God plays an important role in the spiritual growth of Christians. While last week established a foundation for this topic, this week is all about how this topic looks in application.

Welcome back from the Thanksgiving holiday for all those who celebrated it! This week we are jumping back in with a very heavy hitting topic, and one that I feel isn't discussed quite as much as you might think. In today's episode, we will discuss in depth what it means to fear God, and how a reverent fear of God differs from an incorrect fear of God that might come to mind when we first hear that word "fear". With that firm foundation to build on, we will come back next week with more discussion on fearing God, with a focus on application in our everyday lives and our spiritual disciplines. This is one I have been excited about for a long time, and I hope it is both an enjoyment and a blessing!

Join us this week for a shorter, more conversational episode looking at some incredible passages about thanksgiving! This week, as people look forward to a big meal with the Thanksgiving holiday in the US, we are offering some scriptural food for thought about the importance of giving thanks in our spiritual walks.

Welcome back! This week we are doing something a bit unique. We will be focusing our discussion for this episode on a notable parable from Matthew chapter 25, centering specifically on the lessons we can learn from it and in turn apply to our daily lives. If you enjoy this episode, or have a parable that you feel we should discuss in a future episode, please feel free to submit your feedback through the google form provided in the show description. Thanks!

This week, we will discuss the teachings of Jesus as they relate to the old testament law. This episode focuses specifically on the popular passage from Matthew chapter 5 (the sermon on the mount), and the manner in which Jesus "raises the bar" on our perceived standards. With a handful of stories and plenty of scripture, I hope you'll  find this episode both helpful and entertaining!

This week we are back in the normal rhythm of things with a brand new topic, and this one is a heavy hitter! If you are a regular listener, you've heard plenty of scripture quoted on this podcast, but this is the first time we have discussed a topic relating to scripture itself. For this episode, we are examining the sufficiency of scripture, and the way that it shapes our view of the world as well as the way we search for answers. This topic is one that is near and dear to me, and I hope you enjoy it.

Welcome back this week for our final episode in this series on the Fruits of the Spirit! This week we are discussion the last two fruits: gentleness and self-control. We will be addressing the difference between gentleness and weakness, as well as one key distinction we can make to help us exercise self  control in our interactions with others. 

Welcome back for part 3 of our four part series on the fruits of the spirit! We have three fruits to discuss this week, namely kindness, goodness, and faithfulness. We will discuss concepts ranging from how we can define these fruits of the spirit to some ways we can apply these in situations that are likely familiar for most listeners. I am very excited for this one, and I think it's one you'll enjoy.

Welcome back everyone for the second installment of our special series on the fruits of the spirit! This week we are having some fun with alliteration with the next two spiritual fruits, peace and patience. I think that these are two things we desperately need more of in today's world, and I am excited to delve into some of what scripture has to offer on these topics. Whether you are on a mountaintop or fighting in the valley, we can all use more peace and patience.