As we begin to read Matthew 16, we see Jesus telling his disciples exactly what it means to follow Him: denying themselves and taking up their crosses daily. Today, we examine our lives in light of Jesus' idea of discipleship so that we, too, can follow Him.

Through his suffering, Jesus shows us that He knows what we are going through and is able to sympathize with us in our weakness. Therefore, we can go to Him in temptation and receive strength for our race.

Today, we dive into the amazing reality that Jesus, as the pioneer of salvation, opened a new way for man. As fully God and fully man, He brings human flesh into Heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father.

Sometimes we can’t see that God is in control because of all the chaos in the world. Today in Hebrews 2, we are invited to look at Jesus and fix our eyes on Him instead of the problems in the world, trusting He is in control.

In today’s episode, we read in Hebrews 2 that the message of the Gospel has been proclaimed to us by God, attested by the disciples, and confirmed by the Holy Spirit. Therefore, we are encouraged to not drift from the truth of the Gospel.

Today, we dive into Hebrews 1 where we see that Jesus is seated securely at the right hand of the Father. This reality gives us comfort, hope, and security in all circumstances as we choose to trust Him who rules over all things.

The Samaritans are transformed when they encounter Jesus’ word as he teaches and preaches to them. Our witness is important, but it is the true Word of God that changes and transforms hearts.

When the Samaritan woman encounters Jesus, she is so transformed that she leaves her water jug and goes into the city to testify to who Jesus is. In this episode, we discuss how Jesus calls each of us into a deeper transformation that empowers us to leave our old patterns of living behind.

As He talks with the woman, Jesus sees her and loves her for who she truly is. For each one of us, He meets us where we are and sees us even in our sin. We discuss how we let Jesus see us and heal us in our brokenness.

Jesus’ meeting of the Samaritan woman follows an Old Testament pattern of significant meetings at wells, particularly the meeting of Jacob and Rachel. Through this understanding, we explore Jesus bringing fulfillment to the old covenant through this meeting with the Samaritan woman.