Greg Bryan and Jim Reske discuss Jim's recent teaching on 1 Corinthians 13-16 with a powerful truth about 1 Corinthians 13, the love chapter. Check it out!

Jim Reske explains why Paul includes the love chapter in his letter to the Corinthians.  

Greg Bryan reveals seven principles of a Cross-Centered man in 1 Corinthians chapters 1 through 4.

The culture of Corinth valued status, eloquence, and human wisdom—but Paul preached something radically different: Christ crucified. This episode examines how the gospel reshapes our understanding of success, strength, and spiritual leadership.

This podcast episode, based on a Bible study of Mark chapters 9–12, explores the central theme that life is a journey to the cross. The discussion centers on how Jesus’s intentional march toward Jerusalem was not for comfort or popularity, but for rejection and suffering—a path he calls his followers to join.

The study highlights seven practical truths about the cross that transform the perspective of a disciple:

The episode concludes with a metaphor of Gethsemane as an "olive press," where Jesus was "pressed" three times under the weight of sin to produce the "oil" of redemption. The participants also discuss the human tendency toward doubt, noting that the disciples themselves struggled to understand Jesus's mission until their minds were opened after the resurrection.

Jim Reske teaches on the power of meditation and shares reflections on meditation from Mark chapters 5 through 8.

Greg Bryan and Jim Reske interview Marty Solomon on his latest book, called The Gospel of Being Human.

In the book, Marty Solomon and Reed Dent invite readers to rethink their assumptions and explore the following:

• What Does It Mean to Be Human?: Misunderstanding ourselves leads to misunderstanding God. Reclaiming our identity in his image reshapes how we see ourselves, God, and others.

• Deconstruction Without Losing Your Faith: Experiencing doubt through deconstruction and reconstruction can lead to a deeper relationship with God.

• Breaking Free from Shame: When we define ourselves only by sin, we live under fear and unworthiness. The Bible offers a better story, where we are loved, redeemed, and invited to live in freedom and purpose.

• Beyond Us vs. Them: In a divided world, the gospel reminds us that every person is both broken and beloved. God’s mercy bridges the divisions we’ve created and calls us to radical reconciliation.

• When the World Feels Too Broken to Fix: When it feels easiest to give up, the gospel reminds us that God is still transforming the world through us.

You can preorder the book today on Amazon or NavPress.

Greg Bryan teaches a men's Bible study based on Acts chapters 9 through 12.

Greg Bryan teaches a men's Bible study based on Acts chapters 9 through 12.

Greg Bryan teaches a men's Bible study based on Acts chapters 9 through 12.

Jim Reske reflects on his recent teaching based on Acts chapters 1 through 4.