Created, Called, + Commissioned

The last words Peter called out to his wife before she was martyred & the same words scripture commands us: Remember Jesus.

The call of Christ is a call to die. A true disciple of Jesus must count the cost, carry their cross, and die. The American church values comfort over Christ, but this is not what Jesus has called us to. What has your christianity cost you?

Encouragement for the one who has been praying for something for a long time & thinks the Lord has forgotten about them.

Whether this year has been your hardest or your happiest — remember this truth: you weren’t made to stay here.

When the world breaks your heart, it’s a reminder you were made for another..
When the world blesses your heart, it serves as a shadow of something greater to come.

Either way, don’t settle here.
You are a pilgrim, not a permanent resident.
A citizen of heaven, not a permanent resident of earth.

This episode is a call to live with eternity in view, to loosen our grip on comfort, and lift our eyes to Christ.
The world isn’t our home.
But our Savior is coming to take us there.

Week two of the ladies Bible study led by Gina Arnold.

God has shown His grace to us yet again. How are going to respond? All in? Or choose complacent, comfortable christianity?

Week one of the ladies Bible study led by Gina Arnold.

This week Gina reflects on the quest for joy and contentment, particularly through the lens of the book of Philippians. The discussion emphasizes the importance of joy as a choice rooted in a relationship with Jesus Christ, the connection between suffering and joy, and practical steps to cultivate joy in daily life. Gina encourages women to focus on their relationship with Christ, work out their salvation, and control their thoughts to experience true joy.

In this episode of Created, Called & Commissioned, Chloe calls young adults to live boldly for Christ, following the example of faith lived out by Charlie Kirk. We’ll talk about what it means to be unashamed of the gospel, to live as a living sacrifice, and to pick up the torch of faith with courage.

Grief reminds us that this world is not our home, heaven is. And the same Holy Spirit who empowered the apostles now empowers us to live with conviction, endurance, and hope.

Are you living in such a way that when you die, demons rejoice because you are no longer on the battlefield?

Bitterness feels powerful, but it robs us of joy and makes us unlike Christ. In this episode, we’ll talk about why forgiveness isn’t optional for the believer, it’s the Christ-way. Scripture shows us that we are never more like Jesus than when we forgive, and never more unlike Him than when we hold onto bitterness. Together, we’ll unpack the danger of bitterness, the freedom of forgiveness, and the practical steps to walk the Christ-way even when it feels impossible.

Whether you’re wrestling with old wounds, fresh hurt, or simply the temptation to hold a grudge, this conversation will help you see forgiveness not as weakness, but as gospel-shaped strength

Life can feel like a constant search for identity, belonging, and purpose. But confidence isn’t found in grades, relationships, or accomplishments, it’s found in Christ alone.

This week on the podcast, special guest Leighton Newberry, is talking about how to stand firm in your faith on campus, how to root your confidence in who God says you are, and how to live boldly as a witness for Him in every season of life.

Listen in as we walk through practical ways to cultivate courage in Jesus, build community, and cling to the unshakable hope we have in Christ.