When we think about the word obedience or obey, you may have negative thoughts about it. What if the Biblical view of obedience is different than what you orginally thought?

We are always promoting something we love... a product, a team, or a brand. One thing we promote is ourselves. Our money, time, and talents go to ourselves. The gospel offers a new life... promoting something different.

In this episode, we discuss the transformation of becoming a child of God and leaving behind the orphan mindset. Drawing from personal stories and Ephesians 1:4-5, we explore what it means to be adopted into God’s family, no longer alone or abandoned, but loved and chosen.

Are you lonely? Do you have a group of friends who you can turn to? Who you can be honest with? The bible encourages us to have close, honest, and authentic relationships.

We all have a story we tell ourselves about ourselves… and that story can become our identity. Maybe, you’ve felt like your identity is “enemy of God”…but the Bible tells us about a way we can change.

Just follow your heart…but what does that really mean? Our hearts can be unstable and unreliable at best! The gospel offers a solution to what (or who) we should follow.

This week on Lies Christians Believe, Lynn Marshall joins us to debunk the popular saying, 'Everything Happens for a Reason.' We explore how this half-truth can mislead us about God's role in our lives and the balance between divine sovereignty and free will. Tune in as we dive into scripture, challenge common beliefs, and uncover how God’s plans intersect with our choices.

God won’t give you more than you can handle…will He? Would a loving God allow me to go through hard times? The Bible has an answer to that question and many more as we explore if this statement is true, or if it’s just…a lie Christians believe.

Have you spent your life trying to be a better version of yourself, only to fall short? Or do you believe that you will never change? The Bible has a lot to say about how our lives can be different.

We all face obstacles. But how we respond to those obstacles may say more about us than we first thought. The early church faced several obstacles, and their response to those may change everything.