LIFE podcast

The life Jesus gives us is truly amazing! In Acts 2, we’re reminded of the incredible gift of the Holy Spirit and challenged to rediscover the wonder of God's presence within us, boldly share the Gospel with others, and embrace the joy of belonging to a church family united in Christ.

Following Jesus means more than being saved—it means being sent. In Acts 1, we’re reminded that every believer is commissioned to be a witness, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and called to boldly take the Gospel from where we are to the ends of the earth.

The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. In Matthew 9, we’re challenged to see the people around us, have compassion for those who need Jesus, pray for laborers, and be willing to join Him in the field—because He may just tell us to get our boots on.

Discouragement can make us feel isolated, forgotten, and ready to give up—but God has not abandoned us. Through Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 19, we’re reminded that God is near in our darkest moments, His grace is still at work, and He still has purpose for our lives.

Following Jesus should shape every relationship and responsibility in our lives. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to honor Christ in our marriages, families, and workplaces—living in a way that makes Jesus the center of everything we do.

Following Jesus means developing habits that reflect the new life we’ve been given in Him. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to put away worldliness, live out our identity in Christ, and make a habit of making much of Jesus in everything we do.

Following Jesus changes not only what we do, but what we pursue and how we think. In Colossians 3, we’re challenged to set our minds on things above, live with a Kingdom-first mentality, and make Christ the focus of everything in our lives.

Jesus isn’t meant to be one priority among many—He is above everything. In Colossians 1, we’re challenged to stop shifting between what is superior and secondary and give Jesus the top place in every area of our lives.

Walking worthy of Jesus isn’t something we accomplish in our own strength. In Colossians 1, we’re challenged to live by faith, obey God’s Word, pursue holiness, bear fruit, and grow in our knowledge of God—all through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Do you truly know God, or do you simply know about Him? In Hosea 6, we’re challenged to move beyond facts and religion into a real, personal relationship with God—and to press on to know Him more.