In this episode, we’re joined by Pastor Aaron Dunn for a conversation about humility in leadership—what it looks like to lead others while remembering that we are still followers ourselves.

Leadership isn’t just about what we teach from a platform. It’s about what people see in our lives: how we handle correction, how we respond when we’re wrong, how we treat those we lead, and whether our lives point people toward Christ or toward ourselves.

We’ll talk about the responsibility that comes with being someone others follow, the danger of allowing leadership to feed our pride, and the humility required to say, “Follow me—but only as I follow Christ.”

1 Corinthians 11:1 — “Be ye followers of me, even as I also am of Christ.”

What if the wilderness was about more than reaching the promise?

The Israelites became so focused on the Promised Land that they missed what God wanted to teach them along the way: how to trust Him, depend on Him, and know Him.

In this episode, we explore how the wilderness can be more than a season to endure—it can be a place where God builds a deeper relationship with us.

Every season with God has a purpose. Some seasons feel hidden like the clefts of the rock, others require us to faithfully climb one step at a time, and all of them hold secret places where God desires to meet with us.

In this episode, we talk about learning to recognize the quiet moments God has prepared for us, embracing the process instead of rushing toward the promise, and trusting that every step in His plan is intentional. The greatest lessons, deepest revelations, and strongest foundations are often built in places that seem small, unseen, or insignificant.

Don’t despise the season you’re in. God is working in the clefts, on the stairs, and in the secret places. If we’ll walk with Him instead of trying to skip ahead, we’ll discover that His presence is the greatest reward of the journey.

In this episode we have Rev. Ryan Jones talking about his life’s journey to becoming and being an evangelist for almost ten years and what’s it’s like to let God work even when things happen that, at times, don’t make any sense to us.

“The will of God WILL make a way for itself.”

In today’s episode we talk about the subject of having a tender heart and a broken spirit before God.

In this episode, we talk about an idea brought to us by, Michael Ward. Discussing how to handle the Giants that are passed down to us from generations.

In this episode of the Line Upon Line podcast, Teagan brings to us a subject of the coverings that we put/hide ourselves with vs. what God has for us.

Join us in this episode as we discuss “The Perfect Covering” that we could ever run to.

Welcome back to the Line Upon Line Podcast!

This week we are back to record another episode for our “Fruit of The Spirit” series, this one being on the topic of love.

What is the correct way that we should love God and others and why is it labeled by Jesus as the GREATEST commandment?

In this episode, we sit down with Bro. James McIntosh to talk about whether the New Testament can really be trusted. As a teacher, preacher, and well learned/studied individual, he has taken a deep dive into the world of the New Testament and its reliability, and today we will have him share some of the things that he has found in his studies.

Happy Easter! It’s been a few weeks sense we’ve been able to record, but we are back for the remembrance of the death, burial, and resurrection of our Lord!

Thank you for your patience and support with us getting these episodes out and make sure you stay tuned because you will not want to miss the next one!