King's Way Podcast

"You may not be able to command your heart, but you can command your arms."

- Eugene Peterson, quoted in What Grows In Weary Lands by Tish Harrison Warren

Physical posture and spiritual posture are deeply connected. In this episode, Trevor and Ryan unpack this claim, talking through the interconnectedness of our bodies and minds and how the Bible frequently links physical expressions of praise—like lifting hands—to the internal condition of our hearts.

If this episode spoke to you, please take a moment to rate, review, and share the show with a friend who might need a fresh perspective on worshipping God with all of who they are—body, soul, and mind.

We're back with another Verse of the Day episode! In these episodes, our hosts discuss YouVersion's Verse of the Day (from the Bible App) with little to no warning on what it is.In this episode, Trevor and Ryan talk about this pivotal Old Testament verse, covering it's content, context, and how God quotes it almost verbatim in the book of Revelation when he ushers in the new creation.Join the conversation by letting us know what you thought about the episode below!

If we said everything we found out about each section of Exodus when we preached it on Sunday, our services would be wrapping up on Tuesday. To save you from that, we're putting that extra research and information into episodes like these!

In this episode, Trevor and Ryan sit down to talk through the background of the book of Exodus and the first chapter or so. Join the conversation by letting us know what you think about Exodus so far!

We just took our first group to visit our mission partners in the Dominican Republic–GO Ministries!

In this episode, Ryan is joined by Meghan (who also went on this trip) to talk through their experiences, explain the scope of GO Ministries, and tell stories about people they met over there.

Join the conversation by letting us know what experiences you've had with missions work or missionaries as well as what you thought about the episode!

We asked our subscribers to send in questions for us to answer on camera, and one subscriber went above and beyond!

In this episode, Trevor and Ryan sit down to answer all of the questions of one of our subscribers. If you would like to have us answer your questions, comment them under this video, on our Facebook post about it, or email them to [email protected].

Join the conversation by letting us know what you thought of our answers to these questions!

We're back with another verse of the day episode! In these episodes, our hosts discuss YouVersion's Verse of the Day (from the Bible App) with little to no warning on what it is.

In this episode, Trevor and Ryan talk about the introduction of 2 Peter, covering the origin and authorship of the book, how the verse fits into the paragraph (participation in the divine nature), and how it serves the flow of the book's train of thought (avoid false teachers and stay content and grounded in God).

Join the conversation by letting us know what you think about the verse in the comments below!

**This episode contains explicit language**

Of all the things that could go viral this week, a YouTuber's conversion to Christianity was one of the largest. After pretending to be a Christian for 20 days, Brian Guan says he "can't pretend anymore" and confesses Jesus as his Lord and Savior.

In this episode, Trevor and Ryan react to the viral reel and use it to springboard into a conversation about conversion, faith vs. works, and what a life transformed by God usually looks like.

Join the conversation by letting us know what you thought about the episode below!

If Jesus is the most important part of the Christian faith and we find him in the Gospels and the New Testament, why would we ever go back to the Old Testament? What could something so subjective as Old Testament poetry have to do with our faith today?In this episode, Trevor and Ryan have a conversation about the Psalms, claiming that they are the answer to Israel's struggle with God in the entire Old Testament and display Jesus' relationship with the Father that we should imitate. If you don't understand why the Psalms might be important for your faith today, then this is the episode for you!If you've been blessed by this podcast, sing a new song in the comments below!

"Church was good today."

"I just don't feel fed here."

"Certain parts of church makes me feel awkward, so I might look for a new church."

"I don't feel convicted most Sundays like I did at my last church."

In a world where everything is open to the court of public opinion, what actually makes a church service good or bad, and who/what is the appropriate thing to decide that?In today's episode, Trevor and Ryan have a conversation around their experiences in different kinds of churches, the different complaints they've heard or given in the past, and what criteria actually matter. You'll want to stay through to the end to hear the conclusion that applies to church-attenders everywhere!

Join the conversation below by letting us know what you thought about our conversation!

Bonus bravery points if you let us know the craziest church complaint you've ever heard (without throwing anyone under the bus)!

Women should be silent during the church meetings. It is not proper for them to speak. They should be submissive, just as the law says. If they have any questions, they should ask their husbands at home, for it is improper for women to speak in church meetings. (1 Corinthians 14:34-35)

In our day, this may seem weird or outdated. Why would this be in the Bible? Are we missing something, or is this what the Bible actually thinks about women in the church?In this episode, Trevor and Ryan give a conversational introduction to one of the most debated topics in practical biblical theology: women's permitted roles in church service and leadership. Come along as the hosts lay out some groundwork to start understanding the Bible's big picture about women in the church! We haven't shied away from difficult topics in the past, so why stop now?Join the conversation by letting us know what you thought about our discussion!