Heirs Together

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.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, featuring evangelist Dan Knickerbocker. In this episode, Dr. Knickerbocker explores five types of hearts—lost, hard, believing, soft, and clean/pure, drawing from Zechariah 7 and other scriptures. He challenges listeners to examine their own hearts, seek God’s work within, and pursue a tender, pure heart that reflects Christ.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue to unpack Matthew 5 and explain how the Beatitudes shape the outward expression of Christian character.

They explore mercy, purity of heart, peacemaking, and persecution, showing how these qualities—produced by the Holy Spirit—reveal Christ and bring heavenly reward.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, a podcast dedicated to inserting biblical truth into every corner of your life. We're excited to begin the first episode of 2026 and to launch a new series on the Sermon on the Mount.

This episode introduces the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1–12), explaining how Jesus describes Christian character—poverty of spirit, mourning, meekness, hunger for righteousness, mercy, purity, peacemaking, and faithful response to persecution—and urges listeners to examine their hearts and build their lives on Christ.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber. In this episode Dr. Larry Brown preaches "Shut the Door" from 2 Kings 4, urging listeners to lay burdens at God's feet and stop carrying past sins, hurts, and bitterness.

Using biblical examples and real-life stories, he encourages forgiveness, healing, and decisive steps to close painful chapters so you can move into a new year renewed and useful for God.

This episode (Christmas 2025) explores Matthew 1:18-25 and Luke 2, emphasizing that Jesus is "Emmanuel" — God with us. The hosts reflect on how creation shows Christ is before and above us, the law reveals our need for a Savior, and the gospel brings God among us through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection.

The episode closes with a reminder that Jesus is the greatest gift of Christmas, and an invitation to respond to His call today.

On this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue the stewardship series by exploring the stewardship of witness—your personal testimony, grounded in 2 Corinthians 3:2.

They explain why your walk and words matter, urge believers to rehearse and share how they came to Christ, and outline the gospel: all have sinned, Christ died, was buried, and rose again to give eternal life.

Using Paul’s example and the shepherds’ response at Christmas, the episode gives practical encouragement to witness boldly, lead others to a decision for Christ, and trust God to bring the increase.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue their stewardship series by exploring the stewardship of the body. They emphasize that the Christian’s body is the temple of the Holy Spirit, belongs to the Lord, and must be kept pure and disciplined.

The hosts discuss practical holiness, the need for healthy habits and self-discipline, and how caring for our bodies makes us usable vessels for God’s service. A brief invitation is offered for those who do not yet know Christ to call on the Lord.

What do you treasure? What do I treasure? Treasure are the things that we hold valuable.

In Matthew 6, we find the key to the idea of stewarding the treasures of our life.