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What are you living for, and will it matter in eternity? It’s easy to measure success by the world’s standards, but what matters to the world isn’t what matters most to Jesus. One day, every believer will stand before Christ and give an account of how they lived, served, and used what God entrusted to them. In this message, Bucky challenges us to examine our priorities, motives, and faithfulness in light of eternity. Are you building a life for earthly recognition or investing in what will last? Discover what it means to live for what matters most to Christ.
What do you know about Jesus—like, really know? Is your understanding based on popular opinion, family tradition, or personal preferences? There’s the Jesus people think they know and the Jesus revealed in Scripture. Bucky and Mary discuss what happens when we believe the wrong things about Jesus and how seeking God’s will over our own shapes our faith. They also explore how craving comfort can stunt spiritual growth and why we should be satisfied with Jesus, not our own spiritual accomplishments. Plus, Bucky shares three perspectives every Christian needs. Are you too comfortable in your Christian life? This conversation will challenge you to grow in your faith by reassessing the Jesus you think you know.
What if you’re missing out on what Jesus wants to do in your life? In Mark 6, the people who knew Jesus best struggled to believe who He really was. Their familiarity became a barrier to their faith. Could the same thing be happening in your life? Bucky challenges us to examine what we truly believe about Jesus and how our beliefs shape the way we live. Are fear, unforgiveness, shame, or worldly thinking keeping you from trusting Him fully? Discover what ties the hands of Jesus and how believing God’s truth can change what you expect from Him and experience in your walk with Him.
Can you be a Christian and still struggle with sin? Bucky and Mary unpack what the Bible says about our sin nature, assurance of salvation, and freedom in Jesus Christ. When a believer sins, shame can make Jesus seem unapproachable. So what brings us back to Him? Discover where true hope and forgiveness are found, and why God’s grace calls us to turn from sin rather than make excuses for it. If you’ve struggled with guilt, questioned your salvation, or wondered why you keep falling short, this conversation points you back to the truth of God’s Word and the sufficiency of Jesus Christ.
Do you consider yourself a good person? Most of us do, especially when we compare ourselves to others. But how does the Bible say? Bucky examines what Romans reveals about our sinful nature and our tendency to suppress the truth about God. Discover why sin is more than bad behavior, why none of us measures up to God’s standard of goodness, and why acknowledging our sin is essential to recognizing our need for a Savior. We can’t change our sinful nature through our own efforts; only Jesus Christ can save us.
What do current events tell us about the last days? From the rapid advancement of AI to growing global unrest, cultural confusion, and spiritual apathy, Bucky examines what Scripture says about the times we’re living in. Find out why discernment matters, how to stand firm in truth, and why we need to stay alert. Does thinking about end times prophecy cause you anxiety about what you’re leaving, or does it heighten your anticipation about where you’re going? Listen and discover why now is the time to be grounded in God’s Word, alert to what’s happening around us, and ready to be salt and light.
Have you ever found yourself in a difficult situation and wondered, How did I get here? We often spend so much time trying to figure out why we’re facing adversity that we miss what God might want to do through it—and how He wants us to live while we’re in it. Bucky and Mary discuss the different reasons we experience hardship, including living in a fallen world and experiencing God’s discipline. But if we don’t understand what God’s love looks like, we’ll never understand His correction. Not all hardship is the result of personal sin, but it should drive us to ask, Why is this happening?
This first message in a new series called Enough! examines what Scripture says about God’s righteous wrath, the warnings He gives, and the patience He shows before judgment comes. Bucky answers questions such as: What does it mean that God “gives someone over?” How can you tell when that’s happened? And how does God’s patience fit with His wrath? Discover what happens when God has had enough, why His warnings are an expression of His mercy, and why we should never mistake His patience for approval.
What if the biggest thing stealing your time isn’t your schedule, but living in yesterday or worrying about tomorrow? Bucky and Mary continue talk about what it means to redeem the time, live faithfully, and recognize what God is doing right in front of us today. They discuss the difference between a divine interruption and a distraction, why perfectionism can keep us from faithfulness, and how regret, nostalgia, fear, and worry can steal the present moment. Discover how to stop living in the past, stop fearing the future, and faithfully steward the day God has given you. What is God asking you to do with today?
Have you ever wished you had more time? What if the issue isn’t how much time you have, but what you’re doing with the time you’ve been given? This message looks at what it means to make your days count. Discover what keeps us from recognizing what God has placed right in front of us and how the distractions around us can steal today’s opportunities. When we understand the value of our time, we become more aware of how God wants to use us right where we are. Listen as Bucky challenges us to think differently about how we spend our time—and what we’re doing with the opportunities God has given us.
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