Host Jerry Greer examines Genesis 22, recounting Abraham's willingness to offer his beloved son Isaac and the profound lesson of trust and God’s provision. The episode connects this story to the meaning of faith, obedience, and the foreshadowing of Christ.

As Christmas approaches, the podcast challenges listeners to hold blessings with open hands, act in faith even when it’s hard, and remember that God sees and provides.

In this episode Jerry Greer explores Genesis 15, focusing on Abraham’s long wait for God's promise, the covenant ritual, and the life-changing sign of circumcision. Through the star imagery, name changes, and God alone guaranteeing the covenant, the podcast highlights how faith becomes righteousness and promises become personal.

Speaker reflections connect Abraham’s story to our lives today — trust God’s faithfulness, find identity in His promises, and carry a spiritual legacy for future generations. The episode closes with a prayer inviting listeners to respond to God’s call.

Welcome to today's podcast. Host Jerry Greer explores Genesis 12:1–3 and the life-changing call of Abram (Abraham), who left comfort and certainty for a promise from God. Through Abram's story we learn five truths about faith: trusting the unseen, risking comfort for obedience, the personal nature of God's call, being blessed to bless others, and that God's promises span generations.

Jerry highlights historical context (Ur's culture and moon worship), Abram's journey to Canaan, the symbolic altars he built, and practical applications for listeners today—trusting God’s timing, stepping out of comfort, and living to bless future generations.

Episode 105 explores the Tower of Babel story from Genesis 11, examining how human ambition and pride led to division and confusion after the flood. Jerry Greer outlines the historical context, theological lessons, and contemporary applications about dependence on God, the danger of self-glorification, and the value of diversity.

Listeners are invited to reflect on whether their ambitions build God’s name or their own, and to align their goals with humility, service, and God’s purposes.

Jerry Greer walks through Genesis 6–9, recounting Noah’s obedience, the worldwide flood, and how God preserved Noah’s family and pairs of animals on the ark.

The episode highlights themes of God’s justice and mercy, the importance of obedience, the hope of fresh starts, and the rainbow covenant as a promise that God remembers and restores.

Host Jerry Greer restarts a detailed series through Genesis, offering a clear overview of the book's major sections — creation, the fall, the flood, and the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph).

The episode emphasizes Genesis as the foundation of Scripture, introduces the recurring theme of redemption pointing to Christ, and gives practical guidance for reading: recognize God as Creator, human sinfulness, and God’s purpose for our lives.

Greer ends with a preview of the next episode (Genesis 6–9) and a prayer for spiritual growth through engagement with Scripture.

Host Jerry Greer introduces a study of Revelation, urging listeners to build on the foundation of Genesis and the rest of Scripture before approaching the book of endings. He outlines Revelation’s main themes—Christ’s return, the rapture, the tribulation, judgment, and the promise of a new heaven and new earth—and emphasizes perseverance, worship, and evangelism.

The episode closes with an invitation to receive Christ, a reminder of Revelation 1:3’s blessing, and practical encouragement to live faithfully as history moves toward its appointed conclusion.

Episode 101 of Jerry Greer's Christian Walk explores the Book of Beginnings, Genesis. Jerry reviews key events (creation, the fall, the flood, Babel) and the patriarchal stories of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, highlighting God's sovereignty and the theme of new beginnings.

He draws practical lessons—trust God's promises, receive God's provision, and embrace fresh starts—and points to key verses like Genesis 50:20 and Genesis 12:2 as reminders that God works all things for good.

Episode 100 with Jerry Greer explores the book of Hebrews as a powerful antidote to discouragement, urging believers to persevere and keep their eyes on Jesus, the supreme high priest.

The episode highlights Hebrews’ main themes — Christ’s supremacy, the new covenant, and faith that endures — and offers practical applications: endurance in the race, mutual encouragement in community, and lives of holiness and worship.

Host Jerry Greer reflects on his 60 years of togetherness with his late wife, sharing memories and the biblical view of marriage from Matthew 19.

He outlines 12 simple, practical rules they followed for a long, loving marriage—examples include never both being angry at once, yielding to one another, daily compliments, and never going to bed mad.

The episode closes with a prayer and encouragement, offering these lessons as help for listeners seeking stronger, faith-centered marriages.