Bible StudTea

In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on what Jesus said about false prophets, fake fruit, and the danger of lip-service faith. We dive deep into Matthew 7:15–23, where Jesus reminds us that not everyone who says, “Lord, Lord,” truly belongs to Him. It’s not about what we say but how we live — the fruit that comes from obedience, not empty belief. This episode challenges us to look at our own lives, test the fruit, and make sure we’re walking in truth, not deception. Because at the end of the day, real faith produces real fruit.

Let’s be real — it’s easy to say “treat others how you want to be treated,” but living that out? That’s where the real test comes in. In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on what Jesus meant in Matthew 7:12–14. It’s more than just being nice — it’s about living out love, grace, and truth through our actions. We’ll talk about what it really means to walk the straight and narrow path and how our choices reflect the condition of our hearts. Because at the end of the day, following Jesus isn’t about convenience — it’s about commitment. Grab your tea, open your Bible, and let’s talk about walking this thing out for real.

In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on Matthew 7:7–11—what it really means to ask, seek, and knock. Prayer isn’t about pushing buttons on a heavenly vending machine; it’s about trusting God’s timing, staying persistent, and believing He always gives good gifts. If you’ve ever wondered why a door hasn’t opened yet, this one’s for you.

We’ve all done it—pointed out someone else’s flaws while ignoring the mess in our own backyard. In Matthew 7:1–6, Jesus calls us out on it: “Judge not, that you be not judged.” But what does that really mean? In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on judgment, self-reflection, and why Jesus wants us to check our own “logs” before pointing out someone else’s “speck.”

Grab your cup, because this conversation will challenge how you see others—and yourself. What measure are you using? And could it be the very same measure God will use with you?

We live in a world that feeds anxiety—bills, health, family, the unknown future. But Jesus gives us a direct command in Matthew 6:25–34: “Do not worry about your life.” Easier said than done? Maybe. But it’s also an invitation to live in freedom.

In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on worry—why it’s a trap, how it reveals what we truly trust, and what it looks like to release our tomorrows into God’s hands. Together, we’ll reflect on Jesus’ words about the birds of the air and the lilies of the field, and how God’s care for creation reminds us of His greater care for us.

☕ Grab your tea and let’s talk about:

• Why worry doesn’t add but only subtracts (v. 27).

• How to replace anxiety with kingdom focus (v. 33).

• Practical steps to shift from worry to worship.

This conversation will challenge you to examine your heart, but also encourage you with the peace that comes when you trust the One who holds your tomorrows.

What are you really chasing?

In this episode, we’re spilling the tea on what Jesus calls bankrupt pursuits—the things we pour our time, energy, and money into that will eventually fade, break, or be taken away. Matthew 6:19–24 reminds us that treasures stored on earth won’t last, but treasures stored in heaven never lose their value.

This isn’t about feeling guilty for working hard or enjoying good things—it’s about checking where our hearts are truly invested. Are we serving God, or are we secretly serving money? Are our eyes fixed on Jesus, or distracted by temporary gain?

Join me as we unpack what it means to build a life that’s rich in faith, obedience, and eternal purpose. By the end of this episode, you’ll be challenged to evaluate your own “investments” and encouraged to pursue what will matter forever.

Fasting isn’t about flexing—it’s about intimacy with God. In this episode of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on what it really means to fast in secret (Matthew 6:16–18). 💭 Are you fasting to be seen by people, or to be heard by God?

Ever feel like your prayers go in one ear and out the other? 🙋🏾‍♀️ In Episode 88 of Bible StudTea, we’re spilling the tea on how to pray in a way that actually speaks to God—not your audience. Based on Matthew 6:5-15, we dive into ditching the showy, performative prayers and embracing honest, heart-to-heart conversations with Jesus. From breaking down the Lord’s Prayer to practical tips for daily prayer, this episode is your guide to connecting with God in a real, transformative way. Let’s get real, let’s get reflective, and let’s get praying!

This week, we’re spilling the tea on Clout vs. Kingdom

Matthew 6:1–4 reminds us that our giving isn’t about the spotlight or the applause — it’s about honoring God in secret. But let’s be real… are we giving for the likes and recognition, or are we giving for the Lord and His reward?

💭 Ask yourself: Who (or what) are you really giving for?

Tune in now for a fresh, honest conversation that’ll challenge how you see generosity, humility, and your heart posture before God.

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Grab your tea, because in this episode of *Bible StudTea*, we’re tackling the ultimate “hard pill to swallow” — loving the people who do not love you back. Matthew 5:43-48 isn’t just about being nice; it’s about living on God’s level of love, even when folks make you wanna roll your eyes and walk away. We’re talking real-life application, heart check moments, and a reminder that your glow-up in Christ comes from loving like Him—no petty allowed.