Many pastors teach that we need to get right with God. Maybe the pastor is speaking to the lost, or encouraging believers to make right choices. We need to clear with the message. Every believer is right with God.

Why do so many cultures have flood stories if only Noah’s family survived? Andrew explains how global accounts actually support a shared historical event—one story, retold across generations, pointing back to God’s rescue.

A concerned friend asks how to respond to LGBTQ-affirming theology spreading in a loved one’s life. Andrew offers clarity on Scripture, while urging wisdom—knowing when to speak truth and when to step back in peace.

If Christians have a new heart, why do they still sin? In this honest conversation, Andrew unpacks the difference between your new identity and old thinking—revealing why failure happens without redefining who you are.

Christians wonder what they are supposed to do. There are many different answers. Romans 12:1 says to offer our bodies. That's the believer's act of worship, which is any move we make in dependence on Jesus.

Are you overthinking every decision, wondering if you’re really following God’s will? In this call, Andrew exposes the trap of spiritual self-inspection and reveals a freeing truth: faith isn’t constant analysis—it’s trusting the new heart God already gave you and learning to simply live.

Many Christians read Romans 7 and think they’re still sinners at the core. But what if Paul was describing something entirely different? In this clip, I clarify “indwelling sin,” what it means to let sin reign, and whether you’re battling your identity or standing in it.

What if the verse that’s been making you question your walk with God… was never meant to? In this eye-opening radio highlight, Andrew uncovers a surprising truth about Romans 8:1 that strips away the pressure and reveals the pure gospel: No condemnation. No conditions. No fine print.

In this clip, Revelation is reframed—not as a forecast of doom, but as a revealing of Jesus Christ. His victory. His authority. And the security we believers already have in Him.

What if everything you were taught about “finding God’s will” is backwards? What if you’re not one decision away from missing it… not one mistake away from ruining it… not one wrong turn away from falling out of it? This conversation might dismantle the fear-based theology that’s been quietly shaping your choices for years.