Weston interviews Josh and Rikki Reed as they describe their journey toward the full time mission field in Mexico.

Romans 1:18-32

God, through His Word, gives us a clear understanding of biblical sexuality. As believers we must know the truth that frees us from bondage to sin. Satan's strategy is to make sin seem normal and righteousness seem strange.

2 Corinthians 8-13

Paul's defense of himself and his ministry gives us a well rounded picture of Gospel integrity looks like and how we can grow in it.

2 Corinthians 1-5

Through the afflictions and pain of the apostle Paul we see the closeness and comfort of God that he would not have experienced had not suffered. God reveals his presence uniquely and specially through our pain and affliction. As jars of clay, we can let the light and beauty of Jesus shine through our cracks in this life.

1 Corinthians 12-15

When the Church gathers, Jesus should be visible. Visible in our serving, our worship and everything that we do for the purpose of building up the church.

We have Andrew Wingo on to talk about the different ways our churches, and others, have, are, and will collaborate for the gospel in the Galesburg area. (Apologies for the audio quality being poorer than usual, and that Andrew isn't as in focus as he should be.)

1 Corinthians 6-11

When reading Scripture, we need to make sure we don't just learn the situational lesson; we also take in the central lesson of staying tethered to the Gospel.

1 Corinthians 1-5

Paul writes a letter of course correction to a newer church that had veered away from the true north of following Christ. Divisions in the church can happen when the body of Christ focuses on people or personalities. However, when Jesus remains at the center, the church unifies under him.

We walk through the whole book of Galatians, focusing in on how the Gospel is to be our True North, and what captures our attention is what determines our direction.

1 & 2 Thessalonians

Paul wasn't planning to go to Thessalonica, but, led by the Spirit, he went and preached the good news of salvation. Though he was only with that church for 3 weeks, Paul had a deep affection for them which appears in his two letters to this church. The main theme is that Christ is returning; therefore, we as Christians must be ready and eagerly awaiting his return.