This episode begins the Ignition Series, a biweekly journey through the book of Jeremiah.

Using the Crossway ESV study Bible we will discover who Jeremiah was, the historical moment he was called into, and why his message still matters today. Jeremiah’s story is one of obedience, perseverance, and faithfulness in the middle of resistance and uncertainty.

Whether you’re new to Scripture or returning with fresh eyes, this introduction lays the foundation for what’s ahead as we walk through Jeremiah together.

What does it mean to abide in Christ?

In this episode, we reflect on John 15 and Jesus’ invitation to remain with Him day by day. We talk about staying connected to the Vine, where real life, growth, and endurance are found, especially in ordinary moments and difficult seasons.

This new weekly series on Daily Bread on Fire is a space to pause, worship, and reflect on songs that point us back to Jesus.

Today we begin with Abandoned by Benjamin Hastings, a song that became deeply personal during a season of surrender and renewal in my walk with Christ. Through this song, we explore the beauty of grace, the weight of the cross, and the invitation to lay everything down before Him.

Worship Wednesday is about posture, not perfection and this is just the beginning.

In episode 2 of Daily Bread on Fire, Luke shares some of his personal journey of faith, what it looked like to believe in God while quietly running on empty, and how scipture became daily sustenance instead of occasional fuel. Rooted in God's Word, this episode invites listeners into a more intentional, consistent walk with Christ, one marked by faithfulness, not perfection.

In the first episode of Daily Bread on Fire, Luke introduces the heart behind the podcast and lays a scripture- centered foundation for daily faith. Drawing from Matthew 4, Luke 24, and the Lords Prayer, this episode explores what it means to be truly sustained by the Word and shaped by Christ.