Welcome to Jerry's Christian Walk podcast. In this episode Jerry Greer walks through Exodus 14, recounting the Israelites' dramatic crossing of the Red Sea and God’s powerful deliverance when escape seemed impossible.

He draws practical lessons about fear, faith, obedience, and God’s personal protection, connects the story to baptism and salvation, shares a personal testimony of rescue, and invites listeners to trust Christ for true freedom.

Welcome to Jerry Greer’s podcast where he shares 57 years of Christian insight on the power of Scripture. In this episode he explains why a right relationship with God’s Word is essential for spiritual growth and victory.

Jerry outlines three simple, practical steps to make the Bible come alive: love the Word (value and cherish Scripture), learn the Word (study, meditate, memorize, and take notes), and live the Word (apply and practice it daily). He emphasizes being born again, the Bible’s truth and power, and the need to feed yourself spiritually every day—not just on Sundays.

Listen for encouragement to open your Bible, pray over Scripture, and let it transform your heart, mind, and life.

Host Jerry Greer walks through Exodus chapters 5–12, summarizing the ten plagues, Pharaoh’s hardened heart, and the Passover night that led to Israel’s release from Egypt.

He connects the events to Christian themes—Jesus as the Passover Lamb, the cost of freedom, God’s sovereignty and justice, and practical lessons on obedience, gratitude, and remembering our redemption.

Host Jerry Greer closes his study of Genesis and begins Exodus by exploring Moses’ encounter with the burning bush. The episode recounts Moses’ life stages, his call at age 80, and God’s reveal of His name, Yahweh.

Jerry draws five key lessons—God meets us personally, redeems our past, uses imperfect people, His presence is enough, and calling requires courage—and connects the story to listeners’ lives.

Through Scripture, reflection, and prayer, this episode encourages listeners to trust God’s timing and step forward when called, even amid fear and uncertainty.

Host Jerry closes his Genesis series by focusing on Tamar, a surprising figure in Genesis 38 whose story interrupts Joseph's narrative but reveals deep lessons about faith, sin, and family. The episode recounts Tamar’s struggles as Judah’s daughter-in-law, her controversial actions to secure her place in the family, and Judah’s response.

The discussion highlights how Tamar’s choices—though morally flawed—are woven into God’s greater plan, ultimately making her an ancestor of Jesus. The episode reflects on themes of justice, repentance, divine grace, and the inclusion of unexpected people in God’s redemptive story.

Listeners are encouraged to see how the Bible tells both the good and the ugly honestly, reminding believers of God’s forgiveness and the call to walk in fellowship with Christ.

In this episode Jerry explores Joseph’s reunion with his brothers in Genesis, highlighting how Joseph chose forgiveness over revenge and recognized God’s providence in his suffering.

He draws five practical lessons—forgiveness frees, God transforms pain, God’s plans prevail, healing is possible, and reconciliation takes courage—and shows how Joseph’s mercy led to family restoration and provision.

Listeners are invited to reflect on who they need to forgive and to trust God’s sovereign purpose in painful situations.

In this episode Jerry Greer continues through Genesis to tell the story of Joseph — betrayed by his brothers, falsely accused, and forgotten in prison, yet faithfully preserved and ultimately elevated to Pharaoh’s right hand. The episode traces how God worked behind the scenes to transform Joseph’s trials into purpose.

Key lessons include God’s faithfulness, the importance of character, trusting God’s timing, how trials prepare us, and the purpose of dreams. A short reflection invites listeners to consider where they are waiting on God today.

Host Jerry Greer examines Genesis 37, telling the story of Joseph as a young man loved by his father, resented by his brothers, and ultimately sold into slavery. The episode traces the events leading to his betrayal and the brothers’ deception.

Greer highlights key themes—jealousy, favoritism, choices and consequences—and emphasizes God’s sovereignty as Joseph’s suffering becomes part of a larger redemptive purpose.

The episode concludes with practical lessons: guard against envy, choose forgiveness, maintain integrity, trust God in pain, and value reconciliation.

Jerry Greer reflects on a life shaped by constant moves between North Carolina and California, the meaning of home, and the journey of meeting and marrying his wife—together for 60 years.

He shares how faith transformed their marriage, the deep influence his wife had on his success, and his gratitude for their life together after her passing on January 22, 2025.

In this episode Jerry Greer walks through Genesis 28, recounting Jacob's dream of a stairway to heaven, his encounter with God at Luz, and the transformation that turned a fearful fugitive into a man marked by God's presence at Bethel.

Key takeaways include God's pursuit of us at our lowest points, the closeness of heaven and earth, the power of grace to reshape lives, the faithfulness of God's promises, and the importance of remembering sacred moments.