Conflict is inevitable—but how we handle it reveals where our hearts truly are.

In this message, Jason helps us look beneath the surface of our arguments to discover what’s really driving our anger and division. Drawing wisdom from James 3-4, we’ll see how humility and self-awareness can transform the way we relate to one another.

When we stop blaming others and start owning our part, conflict can become a path back to peace, healing, and restored relationship.

Join us as we learn how the way of Jesus leads us from pride to humility, from division to reconciliation.

When life feels out of control, we’re tempted to fight, fix, or force things to change. But James reminds us that allegiance to Jesus looks like patient endurance—trusting that God is at work even when we can’t see it.

In this message, we’ll see how patience isn’t passive—it’s an act of faith. It’s choosing to live in step with the way of Jesus, believing He will set all things right in His time.

Join us as we learn what it means to live with calm confidence in a hurried, hostile world—rooted in the eternal hope that Christ is coming again.

In this episode of 3Ps in a Pod, the guys dig into the question of faith and fun — asking whether followers of Jesus can laugh, play, and enjoy life without feeling guilty.

They talk about:
- Why joy and laughter are signs of spiritual health
- How Jesus modeled lightheartedness and celebration
- The difference between fun that brings joy and “fun” that numbs pain
- Why self-seriousness can actually be a form of pride
- How rest, Sabbath, and celebration are built into God’s design for us
- What Dallas Willard, John Ortberg, and Scripture say about living a full, joyful life

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Money promises security, freedom, and control—but James reminds us that wealth can quickly become our greatest rival for allegiance to Jesus. The myth of greed is that more will make life safer or better, but in truth, only God holds our future.

In this message, we’ll confront how easily money can shape our hearts, our priorities, and our sense of peace. James calls us to a better way—to trust our generous Father, to do the good we know we ought to do, and to find freedom in surrendering everything to the One who provides every good and perfect gift.

In this episode of 3Ps In a Pod, we wrestle with what it means to love a friend through destructive habits. We talk about:

- Why you can’t carry the burden of someone else’s change
- The difference between influence and control
- Loving unconditionally while still holding boundaries
- How to avoid codependency and enabling
- Why prayer and patience are essential when change feels impossible

If you’ve ever walked with a friend or loved one through addictive behavior, this conversation will help you find peace and clarity in your role.

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Conflict is everywhere—at home, at work, online, even in the Church. But James reminds us that the battles we face on the outside often begin within us. Pride, jealousy, and selfish desires fuel our quarrels—but there’s another way.

In this message, we’ll discover how humility and submission to God can transform how we handle conflict. When we let go of pride and draw near to Him, we find the strength to love, forgive, and bring peace instead of chaos. The way of Jesus is not about winning arguments—it’s about planting seeds of peace and reaping a harvest of righteousness.

A listener asked: “Can you please explain 1 John 5:16–17? What is the one sin that you shouldn’t pray for the person committing it?”

That’s one of the most difficult and debated verses in the New Testament. In this episode of 3Ps In a Pod, we wrestle with the passage together—acknowledging that John doesn’t spell out a simple answer. We talk about how the early church understood “sins that lead to death,” how this connects to stories like Achan (Joshua 7) and Ananias & Sapphira (Acts 5), and what Jesus meant when he warned about “blasphemy against the Holy Spirit.”

More than anything, we highlight the role of Christian community in helping one another deal with sin—whether “ordinary” struggles or patterns that destroy relationships and harden hearts.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you could accidentally commit the unforgivable sin—or how to lovingly respond to sin in others—this conversation is for you.

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Your words can build up or tear down—James says it’s life or death. The book of James reminds us that our tongues, though small, hold the power to shape lives, reveal our hearts, and show where our true allegiance lies.

In this message, we’ll see how allegiance to King Jesus transforms not just what we do, but what we say. When our hearts are renewed by His Spirit, our words can become instruments of blessing, encouragement, and truth.

If you’ve ever struggled with gossip, anger, or careless words, this teaching from James 3 will challenge and encourage you to let God shape your speech so that your homes, workplaces, and communities reflect the life and love of Jesus.

In this episode of 3Ps In a Pod, we explore that question and talk about what it means to read parts of the Bible as story, parable, or history. Does it change the truth of the message if Job or Jonah weren’t literal, blow-by-blow historical accounts? What does Jesus’ own reference to Jonah mean? And how can we read Scripture faithfully without letting fear drive us into rigid positions?

If you’ve ever wrestled with questions about biblical genre, literalism, or how the Old Testament connects to Jesus, this episode is for you.

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Real faith isn’t just believing the right things—it’s allegiance to King Jesus, shown in how we love, serve, and treat others. Trusting Him reshapes our lives, drawing us into covenant love with God and with one another.