Every believer faces obstacles—moments when opposition rises and faith is tested. In Stumbling Blocks, we turn to Acts 13, where Paul and Barnabas encounter resistance while spreading the gospel. What was meant to hinder them instead became a setup for God’s greater plan. This episode reminds us that what the enemy uses to trip us, God can use to train us. When we learn to stand firm in the face of rejection and adversity, our faith not only survives—it strengthens.

Faith and doubt often share the same heart. In I Have My Doubts, we explore Mark 9 and the desperate plea of a father who cried out, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief.” This message reminds us that God isn’t intimidated by our questions—He meets us in them. Doubt doesn’t disqualify faith; it refines it. If you’ve ever wrestled with uncertainty, this episode offers hope, honesty, and the assurance that even imperfect faith can move mountains.

There are no secrets with God—no masks, no hiding places, no filters. In Exposed, we dive into Hebrews 4 to confront the truth that the Word of God cuts deep, revealing the real condition of our hearts. It’s uncomfortable, even painful at times, but it’s also where healing begins. This episode is a call to step out of the shadows and into God’s light—because exposure in His presence doesn’t lead to shame; it leads to transformation.

Sometimes life hands us pain we didn’t earn and valleys we didn’t deserve. In this powerful message from Genesis 50, we look at the life of Joseph—betrayed, forgotten, and wronged—yet still favored by God. This episode reminds us that suffering doesn’t mean God has abandoned us; it often means He’s preparing us. What others intend for harm, God can use for good. If you’ve ever asked, “Why me?” or struggled to understand your trials, this episode will help you see purpose in the pain and peace in the process.

After years of distance and resentment, Jacob and Esau meet again—this time not as enemies, but as brothers restored. I’m Over It Now explores Genesis 33, showing the beauty of forgiveness and the strength it takes to move forward. Bitterness once divided them, but humility and grace brought healing. This episode closes the Overcoming Bitterness journey with a call to release what’s behind us, embrace what’s ahead, and live as proof that reconciliation is possible through God’s love.

When pain turns to plotting, we risk becoming what hurt us. In The Big Payback, we examine Genesis 27 and the tangled web of deception between Jacob, Esau, and their parents. What starts as rivalry becomes a battle for blessing—and a warning about how far bitterness can drive us when we seek revenge instead of reconciliation. This message reminds us that “getting even” often costs more than we expect, and that freedom is found not in payback, but in peace.

Bitterness often begins with a single choice—a moment when desire outweighs wisdom. In Genesis 25, Esau trades his birthright for a bowl of stew, a decision that raises the haunting question: But was it worth it? In this episode of the Overcoming Bitterness series, we explore how short-sighted decisions can rob us of God’s promises, and how bitterness takes root when we don’t value what God has placed in our hands. This message is a call to pause, reflect, and pursue a life that treasures eternal blessings over temporary satisfaction.

In this episode, Minister John “Pooh” Malone emphasizes the importance of overcoming bitterness, using Esau's story as an example. He explains that bitterness can cost one everything, as it can become a "cancer" to those around. We are encouraged to pursue peace, deal with our pain, and not allow bitterness to make us the "villain" in our own story. So, know that it is time to let go of the weights and sins that hinder you, and to strengthen your spiritual weaknesses, so you can run the race set before you.

Sometimes life’s choices lead us down roads that leave us empty, broken, and far from where we belong. In Luke 15, Jesus tells the story of the Prodigal Son—a reminder that even when we’ve hit rock bottom, there’s always a way back. This episode explores the moment of awakening when we realize, “I’m better than this.” It’s a call to repentance, restoration, and renewal in the arms of a Father who never stopped waiting for us. If you’ve ever felt lost or far from God, this message is your invitation to come home.

In Christ, justification isn’t just a theological term—it’s our reality. In this powerful episode, Minister John “Pooh” Malone journeys through Romans 5 to uncover the depth of what it means to be made right with God. From peace that steadies us in trials to the hope that will not disappoint, this message reminds us that our standing before God is not based on our perfection, but on His finished work. If you’ve ever doubted your worth or wondered where you stand with Him, this is your reminder: You are justified.