What happens when God challenges our assumptions?

In Acts 11, Peter explains why he entered the home of Gentiles and witnessed the Holy Spirit move among people many believed were outside of God's covenant. This chapter marks a turning point in church history as the Gospel expands beyond the Jewish people and reaches the nations.

Adam and Obi discuss Peter's vision, the fulfillment of God's law through Christ, and why the Church must never become a place that decides who is "worthy" of hearing the Gospel. They also explore the birth of the church in Antioch—where believers were first called Christians—and what that name should mean for believers today.

This conversation challenges us to ask difficult questions:

•  Are we allowing culture or tradition to become barriers to the Gospel? 
•  Have we judged people by appearance rather than by God's grace? 
•  Are we living lives that truly reflect Christ? 

The Gospel isn't reserved for people who have their lives together. It's the power of God for everyone who repents and believes.

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In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores one of Jesus' most powerful parables—the Prodigal Son (Luke 15)—through the often-overlooked perspective of the Father's heart.

Whether you've wandered far from God, struggled with pride like the older brother, or wondered how Christians should respond to new believers, this episode is a reminder that God's compassion is greater than our failures.

Adam shares personal reflections about his own journey from work-driven pride back to Christ and challenges believers to stop acting like the jealous brother and instead become faithful servants who celebrate every person God brings home.

Grace isn't earned.
Salvation isn't deserved.
And heaven rejoices every time someone comes home.

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In Acts 10, Peter and Cornelius receive life-changing visions that reveal one of the most significant turning points in the early Church: the Gospel is not reserved for one nation or one people—it is for everyone.

Adam and Obie discuss God's supernatural guidance through visions and dreams, the importance of listening to the Holy Spirit, authentic worship, biblical masculinity, and why Peter's encounter with Cornelius forever changed the mission of the Church.

This conversation also challenges believers to examine what they truly bow to in life. Are we submitting to culture, status, politics, possessions, or are we surrendering to Jesus Christ alone?

If you've ever wondered whether God still speaks, how He leads His people today, or what it truly means to live surrendered to Christ, this episode is an encouraging reminder that God's invitation extends to every heart willing to receive Him.

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What does it truly mean to be a man of God?

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores the powerful words of Psalm 144, where David declares, "Blessed be the Lord, my Rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle."

Today's culture often points men toward self-reliance, emotional suppression, and modern stoicism. While discipline and resilience have value, they can never produce the transformation that only the Holy Spirit can bring.

Through Psalm 144, Ephesians 6, Galatians 5, and other key passages, Adam explains that biblical masculinity isn't about becoming harder—it's about becoming holier. God trains men to lead their families with humility, love, courage, sacrifice, and dependence on Christ.

Whether you're a husband, father, young man, or someone praying for the men in your life, this episode is a call to allow God—not culture—to define what strength truly looks like.

Because the strongest man is the one who knows where his strength comes from.

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The early Church wasn't built on buildings—it was built on obedient believers led by the Holy Spirit.

In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam and Obie continue through Acts 9, examining Peter's miraculous healing of Aeneas and the raising of Tabitha from the dead. They discuss how these miracles weren't displays of Peter's power, but demonstrations of Jesus working through a surrendered servant.

The conversation also explores what it means to truly live on mission, the importance of humility, hearing God's voice, and allowing the Holy Spirit—not pride or religion—to direct our lives.

If you've ever wondered what it looks like to follow Christ with bold faith in everyday life, this conversation will encourage and challenge you.

Scripture: Acts 9:32-43

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Grace isn't just what saves us—it carries us through every chapter of life.

In this deeply personal episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam shares the story of God's unwavering grace through childhood trauma, a broken home, marriage, ministry, failure, forgiveness, and countless moments where God faithfully guided every step.

From growing up believing he wasn't worthy of love to discovering that God's grace cannot be earned, this episode reminds us that our Heavenly Father never stops pursuing His children.

Whether you've walked away from God, are struggling with your faith, or simply need encouragement today, this message is a reminder that God's grace is bigger than your past, stronger than your failures, and sufficient for every season.

Key Scriptures

•  Ephesians 2:8-9 
•  2 Corinthians 12:9 

No matter where you are today...

God's grace is still pursuing you.

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Some people seem too far gone.

Too broken.
 Too angry.
 Too proud.
 Too lost.

Then there's Saul.

A man who hunted Christians, imprisoned believers, and approved of their deaths. Yet God chose him—not despite his past, but to display His glory through a transformed life.

In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam and Obie walk through Acts 9, exploring Saul's dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, the incredible obedience of Ananias, and the reminder that God specializes in changing hearts that seem impossible to reach.

If Jesus can transform Saul into Paul, He can transform anyone—including us.

No one is beyond God's grace.

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Have you ever wondered what God is calling you to do?

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam explores one of the most life-changing truths in Scripture: God knew you before you were born, created you with purpose, and has uniquely called you to make an impact for His Kingdom.

Looking at the lives of Jeremiah, Jonah, Moses, and his own personal testimony, Adam shares how God's calling isn't reserved for pastors or missionaries—it's for every believer. Whether you're working in construction, raising a family, serving in healthcare, or leading in your community, God has placed you exactly where you are for a reason.

This episode challenges you to answer three calls:
• Receive God's free gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.
• Seek God's unique purpose for your life.
• Courageously share the love of Jesus with the people around you.

You don't have to have all the answers. God isn't looking for perfection—He's looking for obedience.

It's time to stop running, stop making excuses, and answer the call God has placed on your life.

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In this episode of Dear God, Amen, Adam and Obie continue their journey through the Book of Acts as they explore one of Scripture's most incredible chapters.

After the death of Stephen, persecution spreads the early church across the region—but instead of silencing believers, the Gospel spreads even further. Together they discuss Saul's persecution of Christians, Simon the Sorcerer's attempt to buy the power of God, the importance of genuine repentance, and why God's gifts can never be earned.

The conversation then turns to one of the most beautiful moments in Acts as Philip follows the prompting of the Holy Spirit to meet the Ethiopian eunuch. Through Isaiah's prophecy, Philip reveals Jesus as the promised Messiah, leading to an immediate declaration of faith and baptism.

This episode is a reminder that God still speaks, still leads, and still transforms lives through simple obedience.

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What happens when a simple breakfast conversation with your children turns into a journey through the entire Bible?

In this episode of Pray, Pray, Pray, Adam follows one question about astronomy into one of Scripture's most incredible themes: Jesus as the eternal Word of God. From Genesis to John, Hebrews, Psalms, Colossians, and Revelation, discover how the Bible consistently reveals that all creation came through Christ.

But somewhere along the way, the conversation changes. What began as a Bible study becomes a moment of personal conviction as Adam realizes he had become so focused on studying Scripture that he had forgotten to simply enjoy the heart of God through His Word.

This episode is an invitation to rediscover the living Word—not just as information, but as the voice that still creates life, brings light into darkness, and calls each of us by name.

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