We always hear about funding missionary work in the church, but what exactly comes from the work itself?

In this episode, we explore the heart of missionary work—what it means, why it matters, and the impact it can have on individuals and communities alike.

Missionary efforts not only spread faith but also build bridges, offer hope, and create lasting change.

Whether you're curious about stepping into mission work yourself or simply want to understand its importance on a global scale, this episode is for you!

In this episode, we dive into the theological narrative of John 3:22-36.

John the Baptist reaffirms his mission as a forerunner to Jesus to his disciples, emphasizing the necessity of Jesus' increase therefore he must decrease.

This passage explores themes of spiritual hierarchy, divine testimony, and eternal life.

We discuss the significance of John's humility and the declaration that whoever believes in the Son has eternal life.

Join us as we teach and learn about the truths of this powerful scripture and its relevance to our lives today.

In this week’s podcast episode, we’re diving into Jeremiah 50 and the prophecy of Babylon’s judgment.

What can we learn from God’s dealings with nations and His call to His people?

How does this passage speak to us about repentance, justice, and hope?

Join me as we unpack this chapter and explore how it applies to our lives today

The message to the church in Ephesus is both a commendation and a warning. Jesus praises the church for their perseverance, discernment, and faithfulness in the face of adversity. Yet, He rebukes them for losing something - a newlywed love for Him.

Jesus calls for their repentance and a return to their original zeal or a punishment would come.

What do we have to learn from this warning? What would it mean for a lampstand to be removed? How are we called to have a newlywed love for Jesus? And who exactly are the Nicolaitans?

Find out more in this episode of Random Acts of Study!

A great follow up to episode 23 where we cover Justification by Faith in Romans, John's epistle teaches us that when we are saved there is a change outwardly and inwardly, and that change comes through faith in Jesus as the Christ.

God's love has enveloped and overtaken the person as a free gift from Him for those that are justified through faith in Jesus and John reminds us that the commandments aren't burdensome.

Evidence of His saving grace comes from the Holy Spirit who abides in those who are saved and gives testimony that what we believe is real. What is that belief? That God has given us eternal life in Him.

Join us as we deep dive into this piece of scripture that reminds us who we are to Him!

Solomon's temple is completed, the Ark has been installed and he's just finished praying that God doesn't turn His face from him, and to remember His servant David.

What is the Shekinah Glory 2nd Chronicles talks about? What was it like during this time when it happened? And how does this speak to us in our time?

In this episode, we explore the teaching of justification by faith as presented in Romans 3:21-31.

This text written by Paul lays out a truth that challenges both religious rituals and human pride: justification is not earned through works or the Law, but is a free gift of God’s grace through faith in Jesus Christ.

Join us as we explore the core of the gospel and how God’s righteousness is revealed apart from the law, available to all who believe.

Whether you're a lifelong Christian or just starting to explore the Bible, this episode will deepen your understanding of how faith in Jesus justifies us before a holy God—and how this revelation changes everything.