Mid-Way Podcast

Throughout His ministry, Jesus has kept His eyes fixed on Jerusalem. In this week’s episode, we see His deep desire for the city’s peace and salvation, even as the people fail to recognize who He truly is. Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs reflect on Jesus’ betrayal and crucifixion and ask: How do these events invite us to thank God for the incredible gift of salvation? Tune in for a powerful reminder of Christ’s love, even in rejection.

This week’s reading: Luke 19-23

In this week’s episode, Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs challenge listeners to consider the true cost of following Jesus—and why it’s absolutely worth it. Discipleship isn’t easy, but the relationship we gain with Christ is more valuable than anything we give up. They also highlight the essential role of prayer in our walk with God. Jesus not only calls us to follow Him, but also invites us to pray without giving up, trusting Him in all things.

This week’s reading: Luke 14-18

This week on the Mid-Way Podcast, Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs explore the powerful connection between one of Jesus’ most well-known parables and a real-life story from right here in Garner. As Jesus continues His ministry across Israel—teaching through parables and performing miraculous healings—we’re reminded that His compassion isn’t just ancient history. Tune in as we unpack how the Good Samaritan's love is still showing up today.

This week’s reading: Luke 9-13

In the book of Luke, we see Jesus begin His ministry—welcoming the marginalized, healing the sick, and standing firm in the face of temptation. He is not only our King, but also the perfect man who understands our struggles without ever falling into sin. In this episode, Pastor Grant Staubs and Hannah Staubs unpack the heart of Jesus’ ministry and His invitation to each of us: Come, follow Me.

This week’s reading: Luke 4-8

Jesus is coming back—Come, Lord Jesus! This week, we’re also reading about His birth. It’s powerful to reflect on both the beginning and the end: the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem and the promise of His return. In today’s episode, Pastor Grant Staubs & Hannah Staubs encourage us as we read about Jesus entering the world and completing His mission on earth.

This week’s reading: Revelation 21-22 & Luke 1-3

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