In today’s episode we are actually almost finishing the book, wrapping it up next week. So it’s going to be a lot of fun. We left off last week hearing about the 2 witnesses, the anti-trinity, and the well-known “mark of the beast” where christians will basically be marginalized by them being economically cut off from society. So that’s wild! Lets jump in to chapter 14! 

At the end of the world, the most important question is the God who is going to rule and reign and the end is he the one you are worshiping now? 

This week’s reading: Revelation 14-20

Wow! Revelation 9-13 has a lot of prophecy and symbolism that may be read as scary. But the reminder that Jesus gives us is not to fear; that He is in control, and He is showing us the steps that will take place to lead to His ultimate victory! Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs invite readers to trust God to be in control of all things.

This week’s reading: Revelation 9-13

The book of Revelation is doing many things, one of the major ones giving believers hope that God will make all things right one day. He will punish what is wrong, and he will reward those who follow him. Today, Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs encourage Christians that their hope is in Jesus and no one else! Prayerfully read Revelation and thank God for the hope you have in Him! 

This week’s reading: Revelation 1-8

Loving and following God should be a life that is in the light and a life that is full of love. This week in the Mid-Way podcast, Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs share with the Mid-Way family how Christians get to share the perfect love of Jesus to others because of the perfect love we have received. 

The week’s reading: 1 John 1-5

This week’s episode of the Mid-Way podcast, we finish the book of Romans with the hope that in light of all this rich theology, we are to present our bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God, which is our spiritual worship! Pastor Grant Staubs & Hannah Staubs share how we are to be wise in what is good and innocent in what is evil. 

This week’s reading: Romans 11-16

In this passage of Romans, we learn that nothing can separate us from the love of God, that we have no condemnation for those in Christ, and that just because we have grace, we shouldn’t sin. Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs share that there is amazing hope in the work of Jesus. 

This week’s reading: Romans 6-10

The book of Romans is one of the most theologically robust books in the entire New Testament, but how does it apply to the everyday life of the believer? Through Paul’s words that he “Is not ashamed of the gospel of Christ”, believers get to see the book of Romans as an encouragement. Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs encourage believers of the rich and full love of God. 

This week’s reading: Romans 1-5

The worship of Jesus is so beautifully seen in these final chapters of Mark, but we also see his death and burial. Pastor Grant Staubs & Hannah Staubs give insight to listeners about the death and resurrection of Jesus, as well as the life of a Pastor and how to protect and practice sound doctrine in the book of Titus. 

This week’s reading: Mark 13-16 & Titus 1-3

From miracle to miracle & the triumphal entry, Jesus’ love for people, willingness to serve, and desire to honor the Father are shown to his disciples. But are they going to respond? And who do they believe Jesus is? As the big question of the book of Mark is shown, Pastor Grant Staubs & Hannah Staubs show that the big question for the book of Mark is the big question for us: Who do you say Jesus is? 

This week’s reading: Mark 8-12

Jesus is on the move in the book of Mark, and His ministry is growing. How does learning about the ministry of Jesus spur us on in our faith today? Again, we see miracle after miracle showcasing and proving Jesus’ deity - and the question is are people willing to hear and believe as the passages earlier said “he who has ears to hear, let him hear.”

This week’s reading: Mark 3-7