On this episode of the Heirs Together podcast, Adam Garber teaches from Matthew 6–7 about the "evil eye" — how where we place our treasure determines our heart and how a gaze fixed on worldly things fills the whole person with darkness.

He outlines the principle, practical steps, and promise in Scripture: pursue a single eye fixed on Christ, store up treasures in heaven, and choose to serve God rather than mammon.

Heirs Together with Adam and Andrea Garber continues the series Christ Instruction for Life, examining Matthew 6:22–24. This episode explains how the eye reflects the heart, why you cannot serve both God and worldly riches, and how your focus determines whether your life is full of light or darkness.

Listeners are urged to examine their hearts, set their sight on the Lord, and live a consistent Christian life rather than trying to divide their allegiance between sacred and secular pursuits.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, continuing the series "Christ Instruction for Life." In this episode we explore Matthew 6:19–21 and Jesus' teaching to invest in eternal treasures—righteousness, faith, and love—instead of earthly wealth. We discuss how giving, praying, and fasting shape a life lived for God's reward and include an Old Testament example from 2 Samuel to remind us to trust God's timing and judgment.

The episode encourages Christians to view every action (work, worship, family, and service) as spiritual, doing all things as unto the Lord so that our true inheritance is laid up in heaven.

Join the Heirs Together Podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber as they continue the Christ Instruction for Life series, exploring three core Christian practices from Matthew 6: giving, praying, and fasting.

This episode explains Jesus’ warning against public displays of righteousness, teaches how to practice these disciplines in secret with the right heart, and shows how they shape our trust in God, love for others, and dependence on the Father.

A clear, practical overview of a sermon on Matthew 5–7 exploring how Jesus calls his followers to inward change, not just outward rules. The episode explains the Beatitudes, being salt and light, the fulfillment of the law, and how the Word of God shapes the heart to produce true righteousness, restraint, and love—even toward enemies.

On the Heirs Together podcast, Adam and Andrea Garber continue their series Christ’s Instruction for Life by unpacking Matthew 5:17–48. They explain Christ’s standard of righteousness as a heart-first, higher obedience that flows from the Word and surpasses mere rule-keeping.

The episode covers practical applications—anger and reconciliation, marriage and giving, loving neighbor and enemy—and invites listeners to pursue Christ-like living led by love rather than legalism.

Pastor Adam Garber preaches from Proverbs 21:24 on the danger of theistic rationalism: the prideful tendency to trust human reason over God’s Word. Using New and Old Testament examples (Jesus, Habakkuk, and Elisha), he warns that mixing worldly ideas with scripture brings "death in the pot," and urges believers to respond with humble faith, trusting God’s Word completely.

On this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue the series "Christ Instruction for Life" with a message from Matthew 5:14–16 titled "Let Your Light Shine." The hosts explain that believers become "the light of the world" the moment they trust Christ, and that this light—Christ Himself—must not be hidden by sin, worldly affection, or spiritual laziness.

The episode encourages Christians to let Christ’s truth and presence shine through their lives, homes, and daily interactions so others may see their good works and glorify the Father in heaven.

Andrea Garber continues the series on the Sermon on the Mount with guest Sarah Leopper, exploring Matthew 5:13 and what it means for believers to be the "salt of the earth." They unpack salt’s biblical roles—to preserve truth, purify and heal, and season speech—and remind Christians of their present identity and call to be distinct and influential in the world.

The episode also gives practical application for family life and discipleship, emphasizing intentional parenting, humble leadership in the home, speaking with grace, and choosing the "high road" so believers remain effective vessels for God’s work rather than becoming "good for nothing."

In this episode of Heirs Together, Pastor Garber unpacks Christ’s teaching from the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7) and Luke 6, showing how the attitudes of the heart form the foundation of the Christian life.

He urges listeners to “dig deep,” align their hearts with God’s Word, and let their light shine so their faith will stand firm through life’s storms and point others to Christ.