Where is God taking us in life? How does God use the pain and suffering we experience and what promises does God give us for the outcome of all that we may be facing? In the wake of the recent tragic school shooting in Nashville, this episode explores what the Bible says about what God does with the pain that may accompany the road to life we are on and how we can endure to the end. 

What matters most in life? Is it fulfilling our dreams and goals? Raising a family? Retiring with a good retirement package? Is it getting accolades, likes and views? Is it from getting affirmation or personal happiness? The world may tell us these things are what matters most, but the Bible tells us something different about what really matters most. Find out what matters most in life according to Scripture in this episode and how to tell if your life reflects that. 

Is it possible in 2023 to love someone sincerely but disagree with them? Are Christians supposed to be showing love at the expense of speaking biblical truth?  Or are Christians supposed to be beating people we believe are spiritually lost with the Bible? In this episode,  I talk about how the Bible tells us to speak the truth in love. It is possible to walk in truth and love, and it's also key to how we ourselves will grow in our own faith and experience God's best for our lives.  

As we enter into a new year, not much is for sure except that life is short and we will give an account to Christ, for how we as Christians live our lives and what we will do with the gifts and opportunities the Lord gives us.  Will we be diligent in our walk with the Lord or negligent? In this episode, making a mark for eternity with no regrets is the aim and goal presented that all of us should strive toward with God's help. 

As the US senate is on the brink of passing legislation that would codify same sex marriage into Federal law, evangelicals debate as to whether to support a half measured compromise on the balance between LGBTQ rights and religious freedom. Should Christians support this measure?  Find out in this episode of Real Christian Talk. 

Christianity in America faces many challenges and threats in 2022, but Pastor Steve argues in this episode that the greatest of all currently facing the church is the temptation to marry the cause of Christ with partisan politics. While Christians should certainly be politically active and vote accordingly, Christians should not just be considered another voting bloc or special interest group that can be bought. This episode explores the dangers that occur when our identity is centered more around our political ideology than on Christ, and when our mission is seen more to win elections or gain power than winning souls for Christ. 

Is the Gospel still relevant? Has the church lost its influence? In a world with lots of competition for attention, how can we reach the hearts and minds of those around us in a culture that is becoming Post-Christian? In this episode, Pastor Steve makes a strong case for why the Good news of the Gospel must continue to be our message as it remains as relevant now as ever before. 

When is the last time you really looked up at the night sky? What message is the universe trying to tell us? Well with the recent James Webb Telescope, mankind has been reminded of an ancient message which this episode unpacks that should affect how we view our existence and how we live our lives. 

Roe V. Wade has been overturned, now what? How should Christians respond to this monumental and historic moment and what tasks remain over the issue of Abortion in America? Check it out. 

Why is mental health still often not recognized as important for our well-being? Why is there still such a stigma around the reality of mental illness? In this episode, Pastor Steve unpacks how mental health and illness should be viewed from a Christian standpoint, and how we as the church should respond in the face of the greatest mental health crisis of a generation.