In this episode, we explore the call to share our faith in a natural, everyday way. Drawing from Scripture, we look at how Jesus came to seek and save the lost, why following Him means becoming fishers of people, and the power the Holy Spirit gives us to be witnesses.

Learn someone's name. Listen to their story. Speak to their potential!

This week we unpack one simple but powerful truth: the questions we ask God often reveal what's really in our hearts.

As we continue through the Beatitudes, we talk about the difference between asking God to bless our plans and asking for His will, why Jesus responded to questions with questions, and how surrender often brings more clarity than certainty.

If you've ever wondered whether you're asking the right questions—or wrestling with God's direction for your life—this conversation is for you.

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This week we unpack Jesus' words, "Blessed are the peacemakers," and discover that biblical peace is much more than avoiding conflict. We talk about the difference between keeping the peace and making peace, why unresolved conflict quietly shapes our hearts, and how knowing the Prince of Peace changes the way we relate to others.

From difficult conversations to forgiveness, pride, and reconciliation, this episode is a practical look at living as peacemakers in a world full of conflict.

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Pastor Tanner Bezet teaches that Matthew 5:8 shows a pure heart is the key to experiencing God's presence and reflecting His light to others. Purity is not perfection but an undivided heart devoted to God. He highlights three ways to pursue purity: keep an undivided heart by choosing God over the world, guard your heart from sin and bitterness, and continually cleanse your heart through confession and repentance.

This week we unpack Jesus' words, “Blessed are those who mourn,” and discover that even our deepest pain can have purpose. Along the way, we wrestle with one unexpected question from Esau's story: What are we trading for our birthright?

We talk about comfort, calling, waiting on God, and how temporary satisfaction can quietly pull us away from God's best. Through stories of career changes, friendships, military service, and seasons of uncertainty, we're reminded that God never wastes our pain.

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