Reveal Church Podcast

Welcome to our Reveal Podcast,

The book of James reminds us that faith is more than just what we believe or what we say. True faith is demonstrated by how we live.

James teaches us to put God’s Word into action, to be patient during difficult times, to control our words, to show kindness to others, and to care for those in need.

One of the key messages in James 2:17 is that faith without works is dead. This doesn’t mean we earn God’s love through our actions. Instead, our good works are evidence of a living faith and a heart that is being changed by God.

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Welcome to our Reveal podcast,

Today, we’re talking about the sin of snobbery and what it means to show genuine faith in our everyday lives.

In James chapter 2, we are reminded not to show favoritism toward others based on their wealth, appearance, social status, or what they can do for us. James describes how wrong it is to welcome a wealthy person with special treatment while looking down on someone who is poor.

God does not judge people by their outward appearance or material possessions. He looks at the heart. As Christians, we are called to love others equally and treat everyone with dignity, kindness, and respect.

The message is simple: Real faith is more than what we say we believe; it is shown by how we treat people. We cannot claim to love God while making others feel less valuable or unworthy.

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Welcome to our Reveal podcast,

Today, we’re talking about a powerful question: What baits you?

In James 1:13–15, we’re reminded that temptation often starts small. It catches our attention, pulls at our desires, and can lead us down a path we never intended to take.

Just like a fish is lured by bait, we can be drawn in by things that look good in the moment but ultimately pull us away from God. The challenge is learning to recognize what tempts us, guard our hearts, and choose obedience over impulse.

So, here’s the question to take with you this week: What’s tempting you, and what are you doing to protect your heart from it?

Remember, real life isn’t about never facing temptation. It’s about learning to trust God and choosing His way, one decision at a time.

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¿Alguna vez te has preguntado: “¿Por qué estoy pasando por esto?” Tal vez estás atravesando una temporada difícil, enfrentando una tentación o viviendo una prueba que parece ser más grande de lo que puedes soportar.

Bienvenidos a Vida Real: El Libro de Santiago, Pruebas y Tentaciones. En esta serie, vamos a profundizar en lo que el libro de Santiago nos enseña acerca de vivir nuestra fe cuando la vida se pone difícil.

Santiago nos recuerda que las pruebas no tienen que destruir nuestra fe; al contrario, pueden fortalecerla y desarrollarla. Y las tentaciones no tienen que controlarnos; podemos aprender a reconocerlas, resistirlas y permanecer fieles a Dios.

Traduccion por-Ruth Cruz

Welcome to our Reveal podcast,

Have you ever found yourself asking, “Why am I going through this?” Maybe you're facing a difficult season, a temptation, or a trial that seems bigger than you can handle.

Welcome to Real Life: The Book of James — Trials and Temptations. In this series, we're taking a closer look at what the book of James teaches us about living out our faith when life gets difficult.

James reminds us that trials don't have to destroy our faith—they can develop it. And temptation doesn't have to control us—we can learn how to recognize it, resist it, and remain faithful to God.

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¿Qué hacemos cuando sabemos que Dios ha puesto algo en nuestro corazón, pero todavía no nos ha dicho: “Ve”?

En esta serie, Kingdom Come: El Ahora y el Todavía No, exploramos lo que significa esperar en Dios; no porque Él se haya olvidado de nosotros, sino porque Su tiempo también es parte de Su propósito.

A veces queremos avanzar porque estamos listos, estamos emocionados o porque ya podemos ver aquello que deseamos. Pero quizás Dios nos está diciendo: “Todavía no”. Y aprender a reconocer ese “todavía no” puede ser tan importante como reconocer el momento en que Él nos dice: “Ahora”.

La temporada de espera no es una temporada perdida. Dios puede usarla para preparar nuestro corazón, fortalecer nuestra fe, formar nuestro carácter y enseñarnos a confiar en Él más allá de lo que podemos ver.

Traduccion-Ruth Cruz

Welcome to our Reveal podcast

What do we do when we know God has placed something on our hearts, but He hasn’t said, “Go” yet?

The Now and the Not Yet, we explore what it means to wait on God not because He has forgotten us, but because His timing is part of His purpose.

Sometimes we want to move forward because we’re ready, we’re excited, or we can already see what we want. But God may be saying, “Not yet.” And learning to recognize that “not yet” can be just as important as recognizing the moment He says, “Now.”

The waiting season isn't wasted. God can use it to prepare our hearts, build our faith, shape our character, and teach us to trust Him beyond what we can see.

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To support this ministry and help us continue our God-given mission, click

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Welcome to our Reveal podcast,

Have you ever stopped to think about this question: How will they hear if we don’t tell them?

The message of reminds us that hearing the Word of God isn’t just about listening to a sermon on Sunday. It’s about what we do with what we hear.

God’s Word is meant to change us, shape us, and move us into action. If we say we believe the Word but never apply it to our lives, how will the people around us see the difference that Christ makes?

And if we never share what God has done for us, how will someone who has never heard about Him come to know Him?

Sometimes spreading the Gospel doesn’t mean standing behind a pulpit. It can happen through the way we love people, forgive, serve, encourage, and live according to God’s Word. Our lives can become a testimony.

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To support this ministry and help us continue our God-given mission, click

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Bienvenidos a nuestro Reveal podcast,

¿Alguna vez te has detenido a pensar en esta pregunta: ¿Cómo oirán si nosotros no les hablamos?

El mensaje de Kingdom Come  ¿Cómo Oirán? nos recuerda que escuchar la Palabra de Dios no se trata solamente de escuchar un sermón los domingos. Se trata de lo que hacemos con aquello que escuchamos.

La Palabra de Dios está destinada a transformarnos, moldearnos y llevarnos a la acción. Si decimos que creemos en la Palabra, pero nunca la aplicamos a nuestra vida, ¿cómo podrán las personas que nos rodean ver la diferencia que Cristo hace en nosotros?

Y si nunca compartimos lo que Dios ha hecho por nosotros, ¿cómo podrá alguien que nunca ha escuchado acerca de Él llegar a conocerlo?

A veces, compartir el Evangelio no significa estar detrás de un púlpito. Puede suceder a través de la manera en que amamos a las personas, perdonamos, servimos, animamos y vivimos de acuerdo con la Palabra de Dios. Nuestra vida puede convertirse en un testimonio.

Traducido por-Ruth Cruz

Welcome to our Reveal podcast,

What would it look like if the reality of Heaven began to shape the way we live here on Earth?

In our new series, Kingdom Come: On Earth as It Is in Heaven, we’re taking a deeper look at what it means to live as people of God’s Kingdom not someday, but right here, right now.

Jesus taught us to pray, “Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” But what does that actually mean for our everyday lives, our relationships, our communities, and the way we follow Jesus?

This series invites us to discover that the Kingdom of God isn’t simply something we’re waiting for. It’s a reality we’re called to participate in.

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To support this ministry and help us continue our God-given mission,

Subscribe to our channel for the latest sermons:

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