Post and Gate's Podcast

In this segment, Carla and Hayley discuss the hidden, counter-intuitive nature of Heaven's knowledge and why children are keenly receptive to it. What man expects to unfold logically and predictably, the Father brings about in just the surprising, illogical way human wisdom would never have fathomed. His secret knowledge is often only discernible to children, but if we'll become like them, we too can access His mysteries.

Cale, Carla, Andrew, and Hayley all sit down to discuss how "one flesh" has been embodied in our marriages. Join us as we share some of our journeys toward the thriving marriages the Father has always had in mind. You'll hear about some of the lessons we've learned, mistakes we've made, and victories we've experienced through surrender, forgiveness, and staying the course.

Join Hayley as she discusses this famous passage and unpacks some of its Scriptural context and layers of meaning. This phrase (one flesh) carries rich revelation for both the marriage covenant between man and woman, and redeemed mankind's relationship with Christ. Thriving earthly marriage is the image the Father chose to capture His oneness with those who are His - so it's worth our taking a closer look!

Andrew and Hayley discuss one of the most repeated admonitions in Scripture and how they're living it out in their current season of life. These words echo through both the Old and New Testaments and resound even today. But why are we told so repeatedly not to fear? And what makes life without fear possible?

What happens when we shine?

Once we grasp the significance of this Arise Shine passage and gain an understanding of how we shine, it's important to know what happens as a result of our shining.  Our authentic shining will always have the glory of God as its chief end, but it will be met with varying reactions from the people around us.

How do we shine?

Isaiah 60 is emphatically telling us (the people of God) to shine.  But how do we shine?  What does that mean for our daily lives?

Zooming in on Isaiah 60

Where does this passage sit in Scripture, and what is its significance? Join us as we look at Isaiah 60:1-3 through the lens of its Hebrew grammar. This closer look reveals rich prophetic truth meant not only for the prophet's original audience but for you and me, today!

A passage teeming with promise.  These words spoken through the prophet Joel speak a timeless word of hope into the parts of our lives that feel broken or wasted.  Maybe we caused a lot of our heartache, or maybe it was beyond our control.  No matter the source of our waste and brokenness, our Father's ability to restore is boundless!

[A closer look at Joel 2:25]

This is a declaration for God's sons and daughters! Our 'yes' to Jesus has killed our old sinful nature and ushered in something unimaginably better: life in the Spirit. When we come alive, there's no turning back to who we once were.

[Zooming in on 2 Cor 5:17]

It's become a catch phrase in our day - one haphazardly applied to any and every cultural discussion. But Love has a Name and an origin, and only with Him as our starting point will we rightly understand why Love really does win. He won, He wins, He will win. And fearlessly loving others with His kind of love never fails.