In this episode, Bucky and Mary dive into the giving challenge Bucky issued to North Hall Church as they work toward purchasing a new property. But this is about more than just a building—it's about biblical generosity and how God calls all believers to give. Join us as we explore the heart behind godly giving, the obstacles that often stand in the way, and why this isn’t a new phase for North Hall Church, but the next chapter in a God story. 

As believers, trusting God means surrendering the next chapter of our lives to Him. Our story is His to write, and His plans are greater than our own. Bucky challenges listeners to trust God’s provision and invest in what truly lasts—the next generation of believers. Will we be risk-takers, stepping out in faith, or merely caretakers of what we’ve been given? No matter where you are in your faith journey, this message will encourage you to live with open hands and a heart set on eternal impact. 

In this sermon recap, Bucky shares why Ephesians 3 is an emotional passage for him, reflecting on moments of “supernatural living” from his own life. He and Mary dive into powerful topics like identity, security, anxiety, and doubt. Plus, don’t miss the surprising moment that led Bucky to break into a Bob Dylan impression! This episode is both heartfelt and fun—tune in now!

Many Christians today seek new experiences and programs because they fail to realize their position, purpose, and power in Christ. This message explores the believer’s source of power, God’s ability to do more than we can imagine, and why praise matters in our relationship with Jesus. Are you living in the fullness of God’s power, or are you limiting Him? Rediscover what it means to live a truly supernatural life in Christ!

Bucky and Mary sit down with legendary Buford High School girls’ basketball coach Gene Durden to discuss faith, family, and the impact of sports. With over 35 years of coaching experience, Coach Durden shares powerful biblical truths on leadership, mentorship, and how athletics can shape young lives beyond the game. Topics include how sports have changed, the impact of sports on families, and balancing ambition, rest, and spiritual growth.

John 3:16 has been called “The Gospel in a Nutshell.” In just 25 words, John tells the greatest story ever told—the story of redemption. Bucky unpacks this familiar verse phrase-by-phrase, revealing the hope it offers to all and the love that changes everything! This message is a powerful reminder of what redemption truly means.

Since the November election, one of the most concerning issues in our culture is the threat of normalcy. Over the past five years of chaos, many have turned to Bible prophecy, perhaps linking turmoil to the return of Christ. But Scripture tells a different story. The Bible is clear about the conditions surrounding the rapture. So, what should Christians be watching for? And how do current events align with God’s Word? Join us as we explore what the Bible says about the times we’re living in.

Bucky and Mary dive into key points from his recent sermon, Built for This. Their conversation is filled with practical insights for Christians today, covering topics such as the privileges and responsibilities of being part of God's family, the importance of living in grace rather than hypocrisy, and practical ways to maintain stability in everyday life.

Salvation not only gives you a new identity in Christ—you also become part of a new family, the Church. Every Christian has a role to play in God’s household, and a big part of following Jesus is walking alongside other believers to carry out His work. Paul reminds us that we’re built for this. So, how do we embrace our calling, connect with our spiritual family, and live out the saint life together?

In his latest sermon, Bucky explained why every salvation is a radical transformation. But does that mean believers never struggle with their old nature again? In this episode, Bucky and Mary explore why Christians sometimes wrestle with thoughts and feelings from their past life, even after being born again. They tackle questions like: What’s the difference between reformation and regeneration? How should you respond when guilt resurfaces? And much more!