In this episode, Sean Sagert ponders Jesus' position regarding the void religiosity of the Pharisees that attempted to find reasons to condemn Him, making clear that God looks into the sincerity of one's heart above all else.

Jesus passing by the disciples as he walks on water and calms the storm is a massive demonstration that He is God. In this episode, Cam Stephens ponders that Christ is willing to reveal Himself to His people if we trust that He is in control even as we go through the storms in life.

In this episode, Pr Steve Bock reminds us that Jesus invites His followers to trust in the good Sheppard, offering what we have in our hands and submitting it for Him to use.

In this episode, Pr Cam Stephens reminds us that when we are obedient to Jesus' call, God will not only provide whatever we need, but also we will witness the great things He is willing to accomplish through us. However, this obedience may come at a cost on this Earth, and we must be ready and focused on the bigger picture.

The people from Jesus's hometown, Nazareth, didn't give Him credit He was due, mainly because they were too familiar with Him. However, as Pr. Cam Stephens reminds in this episode, salvation through Jesus is to all.

In this episode, Cam Stephens reflects that faith in a sovereign God gives us hope even beyond what we can see or understand. It can't lean on our desired outcome but on our trust that the will of God is perfect.

In this episode, Richard Quiring helps us understand how God's Power is greater than the darkness. Through the story of the possessed man, we can witness that nothing is too broken that can't be restored by God.

The list of existing phobias is endless: arachnophobia, aerophobia, achluophobia, to name a few. But in this episode, Mark Dupuis reminds us that Jesus teaches a valuable lesson in Mark 4:35-41 - when it comes to challenges that come our way, we should feed our faith rather than our fear.

Why did Jesus use parables to teach about the Kingdom of God? How can we comprehend and respond to the lessons He taught? In this episode, Pr.  Cam Stephens explains that we need to put on "spiritual goggles" to understand and apply the truths Jesus introduced to us through those stories.

The parable of the sower presents us four types of hearts that the word of God may fall onto - a hard heart, a shallow heart, a distracted heart or a soft heart. In this episode, Pr. Cam Stephens reflects on their characteristics and the importance of taking the word of God seriously.