Today's episode focuses on Matthew 12:1–8, where Jesus stated: "I desire mercy, not sacrifice".

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• Have I been judging myself for not being “spiritual enough”? What is Jesus saying to me instead?

• Where in my life can I choose mercy instead of perfectionism?

• Have I been critical of others when I should have been compassionate?

This episode, in Matthew 11:28–30, Jesus offers us an invitation.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• What burdens am I carrying today that feel too heavy for me?

• What does “rest for my soul” look like in this season of my life?

• Where have I been trying to do life in my own strength instead of walking with Jesus?

This episode is about the famous story of Moses in Exodus 3:1–6, 9–12, with the burning bush. But before we think about the flames, let’s notice where this story begins.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• Where in my life do I feel like I’m “in the wilderness” right now? Could God be trying to speak there?

• What might it look like for me to say “Here I am” to God today?

• What’s one area where I feel unqualified — and how might God want to use me anyway?

Today’s episode comes from Matthew 10:34 to 11:1 — and Jesus speaks words that might surprise many of us.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• Have I experienced rejection or isolation because of my faith? What did it teach me about loyalty to Christ?

• What relationships in my life feel strained because of spiritual differences? How can I respond with love and courage?

• Where am I being asked to “take up my cross” today? What would faithfulness look like in that area?

This episode focuses who Jesus truly is: He is the fullness of God in human form.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• ​Where have I been trying to hold my life together without Jesus at the center?
• ​What false identities or distractions do I need to surrender to Christ today?
• ​How can I live as someone who is held together by Him, not by pressure or perfection?

Today's episode focuses on Luke 10:25–37, and tells the story of the Good Samaritan.

After listening, use these journal prompts:

• Who in my life right now is hurting—but easy to overlook?

• Have I ever been “the one who walked by”? Why did I hesitate?

• What is one small way I can show compassion this week—even if it’s uncomfortable?

Today’s episode focuses on Matthew 10:24–33. It is for anyone who’s ever struggled with fear, rejection, or staying true to their faith in a loud, judgmental world.

After listening, use these journal prompts:

• ​Where am I letting fear of judgment or rejection hold me back in my faith?
• ​What would it look like for me to “acknowledge God” in my daily life—at work, online, or with family?
• ​What truth do I need to believe more deeply: that I am seen, loved, and worth more than many sparrows?

Today’s episode comes from one of the most emotional chapters in the Old Testament—Genesis 44: 23b-29; 45:1–5.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• ​Where in my life have I experienced betrayal or hurt that still lingers?
• ​Can I see any ways God has used that pain to shape me—or help someone else?
• ​Who might I need to forgive, not because they deserve it—but because I’m ready to be free?

Today’s episode comes from Matthew 10:7–15. It might seem like it’s for missionaries and apostles—but it’s actually for you and me.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• ​Where is God asking me to show up and share what He’s freely given me?
• ​What am I holding on to that I need to “shake off” so I can move forward in peace?
• ​What does it look like for me to live like “the kingdom of heaven is at hand” today?

Today's episode focuses on Matthew 10:1-7. Jesus gathers His twelve disciples-regular people.

After listening, use these journal prompts:

• ​What part of me feels “not ready” or “not enough” to be used by God?
• ​Where might God be calling me to speak, encourage, or serve this week?
• ​How would my day look different if I lived like I’ve been “sent”?