Jesus was anointed for a purpose by the Holy Spirit and he had a very specific message. Find out what that is all about in this episode.

Most Americans have some knowledge about Jesus, the Church, the Bible, and so on. They can even tell you many things about God, but they lack wisdom, that is, they lack understanding in how to use this knowledge and apply it to their lives in a meaningful way. Since they have no wisdom they make their own opinions, stand in their own judgments, and make the same mistakes over and over again as they continue to walk in spiritual darkness. Wisdom truly makes all the difference. Find out how in this episode.

Little Misha, a Russian orphan, found a home with Jesus in a heartwarming way. Find out how in this episode.

Christmas time can remind us of how important humility and humbleness of heart is to God. Even in the place where Jesus was born. Find out why in this episode.

Nobody likes to be told they are going the wrong way, especially when they don’t think they are heading the wrong way at all. In this life you can be physically going the wrong way, and it is possible to be spiritually going the wrong way. How would you know if you were one of them, if you were going the wrong way? How could you tell? Have you ever tried to tell someone they were going the wrong way? How hard was that? In this part 2 of last week's message, God expects us to bear a certain fruit in our spiritual lives. Find out what that fruit that has everything to do with turning around and heading in the other direction spiritually.

Sometimes we do the wrong things and never realize we’re in the wrong until it’s too late. We get caught up in our own opinions and end up driving in circles, never really knowing we need to stop and turn around. Find out God's solution this problem in this episode.

Based on Luke 21:25-36, we look at Jesus' words on when he will return. He gives us two specific things to watch for so we can know his return. Find out what they are in this episode.

Why were the disciples afraid to ask Jesus about his dying? Why was Jesus talking in the 3rd person? Was Jesus cracking under the pressure? Find out in this episode of Epiphany Road based on Mark 9:30-37, Proper 20, Pentecost 18.

Learning to look beyond the obvious and love others for who they are.

There is no other passage spoken by Jesus, I think, that clearly expresses his ethic on personal relationships than right here. Love your enemies. Was Jesus Crazy? Does Jesus really mean for his disciples to wrap their arms around their enemies and hug and kiss them?