Welcome to today's podcast with host Jerry Greer, reaching listeners across 50 countries and 25 U.S. states. In this episode, "Follow the Leader," Jerry explores what it means to live a Spirit-led Christian life: being born again, recognizing the Holy Spirit's guidance, and choosing to follow God's leading rather than the flesh.

Using Scripture references (John 3:3, Romans 8:14, Luke 4) and personal anecdotes, he discusses the struggle between the human will and the Spirit, practical ways the Holy Spirit guides (nudges, impressions, prophecy), and how obedience and discernment lead to abundant, supernatural life in Christ. The episode concludes with a prayer for listeners to know and follow the Holy Spirit's voice.

In this episode we explore the biblical meaning of ministry as service, following Jesus' example of serving others and calling every Christian to a life of humble service.

We discuss the "helper's high," practical ways to look for opportunities to help, and a prayerful challenge to develop a servant's heart that brings hope to others and honors God.

In this episode Jerry Greer continues a study of Mark 4:35–5:43, exploring four displays of Jesus’ power: calming a deadly storm, casting out demons, healing a bleeding woman, and raising a girl from the dead.

Jerry explains how these miracles authenticate Jesus’ message, give a foretaste of God’s kingdom, and call believers to be contagious witnesses of God’s truth in a dark world. The episode encourages listeners to trust Jesus in trials and to share their testimony with others.

Host Jerry Greer opens the podcast with gratitude to listeners worldwide and begins a study of the Gospel of Mark, highlighting Jesus’ humanity, fast-paced ministry, miracles, and purpose to serve and save.

He encourages listeners to reflect on how they heard the gospel, whether their lives reflect Christ, and to seize daily opportunities to share the good news, closing with a prayer and practical encouragement to study God’s Word.

Jerry Greer introduces a new series on the Gospel of Mark, highlighting its fast-paced account of Jesus as the servant who proclaims the kingdom, performs miracles, suffers, and rises again.

The episode outlines key themes, major stories (from John the Baptist to the resurrection), symbolism, and practical life applications—calling listeners to serve, act in faith, endure trials, and hold hope in Christ's victory.

Host Jerry Greer finishes a month-long look at the book of Ruth, summarizing the story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz and how their loyalty, God’s providence, and the kinsman-redeemer point to Christ. He reviews key events, symbolism, and life applications—faithfulness, kindness, and God’s inclusive plan for salvation.

Jerry closes with personal reflections, encouragement to trust God’s restoration, and an invitation to accept Christ.

Host Jerry Greer explores the book of Ruth, focusing on Ruth's faithful choice to leave Moab, her devotion to Naomi, and Boaz as the kinsman-redeemer whose union with Ruth leads to Obed, Jesse, and David.

The episode highlights themes of redemption, God’s provision and refuge, and how ordinary faith fits into God’s larger plan of salvation.

Join this episode as we recap the powerful four-chapter story of Ruth — a tale that moves from funeral to wedding, famine to fullness, and weeping to joy.

Explore how Ruth’s faithful choice, Naomi’s guidance, and Boaz’s role as kinsman redeemer reveal God’s redeeming love and the truth that our decisions determine our destiny.

In this episode we study Ruth 1:16–17, focusing on Ruth’s profound pledge to Naomi and the power of faithful, healing words.

The host reflects on Naomi’s losses, the bond between Ruth and Naomi, the wisdom of women in Scripture, and the importance of friendship.

Personal memories about a lifelong marriage and a closing prayer encourage listeners to trust God, speak kindly, and seek faithful companionship.

Host Jerry Greer explores the Book of Ruth, introducing the family of Elimelech and Naomi, their sons Mahlon and Chilion, and the move from Bethlehem to Moab.

The episode covers the tragedy that follows in the far country, the marriages to Orpah and Ruth, Naomi's grief, and Ruth's steadfast decision to stay with Naomi and return to Bethlehem.

Key themes include loss, faithfulness, repentance, and hopeful redemption as the group prepares to return home.