This episode focuses on Matthew 9:32–38, and it’s two stories in one. First, Jesus heals a man who can’t speak and then looks out into the crowd.

After listening, use these journal prompts for reflection:

• Where in my life do I feel voiceless or unseen?

• How might Jesus be calling me to receive His compassion — not just His correction?

• Am I willing to be “sent” as a laborer — even in small ways — to love others today?

This episode focuses on two life-altering moments of faith from Matthew 9:18–26.

After listening, use these journal prompts:

• ​Where do I feel helpless or out of control right now?
• ​If I really believed Jesus could heal or restore this, what would I do today?
• ​What keeps me from reaching out to Jesus with my need?

This episode focuses on Paul’s letter to the Galatians with one powerful truth. (Galatians 6:14-18)

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• ​What have I been tempted to “boast” in besides Christ — my performance, status, image?
• ​What does it really mean to live as a “new creation” today?
• ​If I truly believed I was made new in Christ, how would I think, speak, or act differently?

Today's episode focuses on Matthew 9:14-17, where the disciples of John ask Jesus why His followers don’t fast.
Jesus responds with a deep and symbolic answer.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• What “old mindset” or habit is keeping you from fully receiving what God wants to pour into your life?

• What does “new wine” look like for you right now — spiritually, emotionally, or within relationships?

• Am I trying to patch my faith with temporary fixes, or am I ready for a full renewal?

Today’s episode comes from Psalm 34 and it offers reassurance for your soul.

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• ​In what “distress” have you been calling out to God lately?
• ​Do you believe God hears you even when nothing changes right away?
• ​What’s one way your words could reflect God’s presence more today?

Today’s episode comes from John 20:24–29, the story of St. Thomas, also known as “Doubting Thomas.”

After listening, use these journal prompts for further reflection:

• When was the last time you doubted God’s presence or promises?

• What would it look like to invite Jesus into your questions, instead of hiding them?

• Can you think of a time when doubt actually led you deeper into faith?

Today’s episode comes from Psalm 26. David is crying out to God with honesty.

After listening, use these prompts for further reflection:

• ​What area of your life is God asking you to walk with more integrity?
• ​When was the last time you chose faithfulness even when no one noticed?
• ​How can you invite God to “test your heart” today without fear, but with trust?

Today’s episode comes from Matthew 8:28–34, and it’s wild. Two demon-possessed men are healed when Jesus shows up.

After listening, use these journal prompts to further reflect:

• Is there a place in your life where Jesus is bringing disruption instead of comfort?

• Have you ever pushed God away because you feared what He might change?

• What would it look like to invite Jesus to stay — even when it's uncomfortable?

In this episode, I speak about Matthew 16:13–19, which is one of the most defining moments in the New Testament.

After listening, use these prompts for further reflection:

• “Who do I say Jesus is — when no one else is watching?”

• What parts of myself do I believe disqualify me from being used by God? Why?

• What would change in my daily life if I truly believed I was called, chosen, and trusted by Christ?

In this episode, I'm talking about Matthew 8:5–17, a passage that begins with a Roman centurion—a man of power and status—asking Jesus to heal his servant.

After listening, use these prompts:

1. ​When have I experienced God's healing—physically, emotionally, or spiritually?
2. ​What area of my life do I need to surrender and say, “Just say the word, Lord”?
3. ​Who in my life needs me to intercede for them today?