We're in Epiphany, the season when light breaks into darkness and Christ is revealed to the nations. And it begins with foreigners.

The Magi weren't Jews. They didn't have the Scriptures. They didn't worship in the temple. But they saw a sign in the heavens and they came seeking. They traveled hundreds of miles through desert and danger, following a star, asking one question: "Where is he who has been born king of the Jews?"

Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, the religious experts had all the right answers. They could quote Micah 5:2 without hesitation: "Bethlehem." They knew the theology. But they didn't go. They stayed five miles away from the fulfillment of their own prophecies, content with knowledge but unwilling to seek.

This is the difference between knowing about God and actually seeking him.

In this episode, we confront a penetrating question: Are you seeking Christ, or are you settled for secondhand religion? Are you willing to follow the light wherever it leads, even when the path is unclear, even when it costs you something, even when it takes you out of your comfort zone?

The Magi came to worship. Not to debate. Not to analyze. They came, they saw, they fell down, they worshiped. And they went home changed men.

That's what Epiphany does. It changes the trajectory of your life.

New episode of Kingdom Rhythms—devotions for practical Christianity.

We stand at a threshold—new calendar, fresh start. But as Kingdom people, we don't begin with resolutions. We begin with worship. In this episode, I explore Moses' ancient prayer: "Teach us to number our days that we may get a heart of wisdom." What does it mean to truly grasp that our time is limited? How does that change everything—our priorities, our work, our witness? This isn't about life hacks or New Year's optimism. It's about living inside God's cosmic Story with intentionality, faithfulness, and hope. You're not responsible for outcomes. You're responsible for showing up. As we step into 2026, the question isn't "What's your breakthrough going to be?" It's "Where is God calling you to be faithful?" The Kingdom advances not in dramatic leaps, but in daily obedience—in the kitchen, the office, the neighborhood, the church.

Listen in as we explore how to number our days, establish the work of our hands, and live this year as people whose time is a gift and whose work matters for eternity.

New episode of Kingdom Rhythms—devotions for practical Christianity.

What if your spiritual life wasn't random, but ordered? What if there was an ancient rhythm that could shape your year, your days, your discipleship? For 2,000 years, Christians have followed the church year. Kingdom Rhythms brings you into that Story. Advent. Christmas. Lent. Easter. Ordinary Time. Scripture, prayer, and practical wisdom for living faithfully in every sphere of life. This is Practical Christianity. Welcome to the journey.

Every believer wants to know the will of God. We pray for guidance, wait for signs, and sometimes fear we’ll miss a crucial turn in the road. But Scripture shows that God’s will isn’t a secret code to be cracked, it’s a life of surrender, obedience, and trust. In this opening episode of Discerning the Will of God, we’ll look beyond formulas and fleeting impressions to the deeper reality of what it means to walk with God daily.

Drawing from Romans 12:1–2, we’ll learn that discerning God’s will doesn’t begin with speculation about the future, but with consecration or dedication in the present. When we offer ourselves as living sacrifices and allow the Holy Spirit to renew our minds, we begin to see life through the lens of God’s truth. Guidance flows naturally from relationship.

Whether you’re facing a major decision or simply want to walk more closely with Christ, this episode will help you rediscover that God’s will isn’t hidden from his children, it’s revealed to those who know and trust him.

Everywhere you look, people are searching for change - new habits, better health, clearer purpose. But beneath that longing lies something deeper: a God-given restlessness that no self-improvement plan can satisfy.In this first episode of The Transforming Life, we explore the universal ache for renewal, the soul’s deep desire to be made new, and show how the Gospel of Jesus Christ alone offers real transformation.Drawing on Scripture, the wisdom of John Wesley and Richard Baxter, and Christian experience, we’ll see that the Christian life isn’t about trying harder; it’s about becoming new through union with Christ and the power of his Spirit.This message lays the foundation for the entire series on sanctification, spiritual formation, and Christlike living, showing that the change we seek begins not with us, but with Christ in us, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27).

I apologize for the poor audio quality of this video. I’m not sure what happened between the time I tested the microphone and the time I began recording, but clearly something lost a bit of connection. But hopefully, it won’t take away too much from the lesson.

In this final episode of the Finishing Well series, we’ll wrap up our journey of exploring life’s second half, and hopefully help believers over 50 live with one ultimate focus, hearing Jesus say, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Discover what it truly means to finish strong, not in worldly achievement, but in enduring, joyful faithfulness. A hope-filled episode that reframes retirement, legacy, and perseverance in the light of eternal joy.

In this episode of Finishing Well, we’ll look at the reality of grief in our later years, whether it’s the loss of loved ones, poor health, or shattered dreams, and how we can walk through it with grace. Drawing from Scripture and the witness of Jesus himself, today’s episode is intended to offer encouragement to grieve honestly, support others, and hold fast to the living hope of resurrection. You’ll find comfort and practical steps for facing sorrow with faith and courage.

In this episode of Flourishing in the Second Half of Life, we’ll unpack the biblical call to steward time, wisdom, and legacy for God’s glory. Drawing from Psalm 90 and Ephesians 5, we’ll be encouraged to invest in what truly matters, eternal impact through intentional living, generous wisdom, and a Christ-centered legacy. Practical steps and heartfelt reflection will inspire you to finish well with purpose and joy.

In this episode of Walking Points, we explore Ephesians 1:7-10, one of the richest summaries of the Gospel in all of Scripture. Paul reveals that in Christ we have redemption through his blood, forgiveness of sins, and the lavish grace of God poured out on us. Even more, God has unveiled the mystery of his eternal plan: to unite all things in Christ. Join us as we reflect on the depth of God’s grace, the assurance of forgiveness, and the cosmic hope that anchors our lives in Jesus.

In this episode of Walking Points, we explore Ephesians 1:5-6, where Paul declares that God predestined us for adoption through Jesus Christ. Far from cold fatalism, this is the warm heartbeat of God’s eternal plan, to bring us into his family as beloved sons and daughters. We’ll consider the meaning of adoption, the tension and beauty of predestination, and the practical implications for our daily lives. Learn how this truth reshapes your identity, fuels your praise, and equips you to live as God’s beloved child in the world.