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  • Can A Christian Cuss? | RIOT Podcast

    Can A Christian Cuss? is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

    Does the way we speak reflect the condition of our hearts?

    This week we tackle a real and practical question: Is it okay for a Christian to cuss? Many believers, and even some public figures who claim to follow Christ, use profanity—but what does Scripture actually say about this?

    The Bible makes it clear: our words reveal the condition of our hearts. From Ephesians 4:29 to James 3:9–12, God’s Word reminds us that our speech should build others up, not tear them down. Jesus Himself taught that “out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks” (Luke 6:45).

    In this episode, we’ll explore:

    Why unwholesome talk is inconsistent with a life in Christ
    What Scripture teaches about “filthy language” and destructive speech
    How our words carry the power of life or death (Proverbs 18:21)
    Practical ways to guard our tongues and let our speech reflect Christ

    Our words matter. They can either be weapons that destroy or fountains that give life. As followers of Jesus, we are called to let our words be seasoned with grace, bringing encouragement and pointing others to Him.

    ? Join the conversation and be challenged to examine your own speech. Does it reflect the life of Christ at the center of your heart?

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    51 min
  • God’s Wisdom vs. Man’s Wisdom 1 Corinthians 2 | RIOT Podcast

    God’s Wisdom vs. Man’s Wisdom 1 Corinthians 2 is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

    In this episode of our podcast, we continue Paul’s powerful message in 1 Corinthians 2—a chapter that contrasts God’s eternal wisdom with the fading wisdom of the world.

    ? Last week, we looked at how Paul reminded the Corinthians that the cross, though foolish to the world, is the power and wisdom of God. This week, we see Paul carry that theme forward:

    He preached not with eloquence, but with weakness and humility, so that faith would rest on God’s power, not human ability.

    He revealed that God’s wisdom, hidden from the rulers of this age, was planned before time for our glory.
    He showed that true understanding comes only through the Spirit, who reveals the deep things of God and gives us the mind of Christ.

    Key Themes:

    Why Paul avoided polished rhetoric in Corinth
    How weakness makes God’s power more visible
    Why the cross remains the centerpiece of the gospel
    The difference between human wisdom and God’s wisdom
    How the Holy Spirit gives believers discernment and the mind of Christ

    ? Whether you’re wrestling with doubt, searching for wisdom, or longing for deeper spiritual understanding, this passage reminds us that God’s ways surpass human reasoning. What looks like weakness—like the cross—is in fact His greatest victory.

    ? Join us as we unpack this chapter verse by verse and discover how to live not by man’s wisdom, but by God’s.

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    1 hr 7 min
  • Called to Be Holy, Called to Glorify | RIOT Podcast

    Called to Be Holy, Called to Glorify is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

    What does it really mean to be ‘called to be holy’ when we still struggle with sin and weakness?

    Last week, we began our journey through the book of 1 Corinthians with an overview of Paul’s powerful letter to a struggling church in Corinth. Today, we dive into chapter 1, where Paul begins laying the foundation for everything else he will address.

    In this episode, we explore three powerful themes:

    Called to Be Holy (1–9) — Our identity in Christ shapes the way we live.
    ? Called into Fellowship (10–25) — True unity comes when Christ, not personalities, is at the center.
    ? Called to Glorify God (26–31) — God uses the weak and the lowly so that no one may boast, except in Him.

    Paul reminds the church that holiness is not about perfection but about belonging to God. He calls believers away from division and pride, and back to the transforming power of the cross of Christ, which remains the heart of the gospel.

    Whether you feel weak, overlooked, or uncertain in your faith, this passage is a reminder that God sustains, equips, and calls us—not because of who we are, but because of who He is.

    ? Scripture Focus: 1 Corinthians 1

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    1 hr 4 min
  • 1 Corinthians Overview | RIOT Podcast

    1 Corinthians Overview is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.





    How can the church remain holy in a culture consumed by wealth and immorality?



    The book of 1 Corinthians is one of Paul’s most practical and urgent letters—written to a young church struggling to live for Christ in the middle of a wealthy but deeply immoral city. Division, immorality, lawsuits, idolatry, misuse of spiritual gifts, and confusion about love and the resurrection—Paul addresses it all.



    In this week’s episode, we step back and look at the overview of 1 Corinthians before diving into the chapters in future shows. We’ll explore the history and culture of Corinth, why Paul wrote this letter, and why his words are still just as timeless and relevant for the church today.



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    1. The culture and immorality of Corinth and how it shaped the church’s struggles.
    2. Why Paul was so invested in the believers at Corinth.
    3. The dangers of division in the body of Christ.
    4. God’s wisdom vs. the world’s wisdom.
    5. Paul’s teaching on purity, marriage, and singleness.
    6. Christian freedom and the call to love.
    7. The proper use of spiritual gifts and why love is supreme.
    8. The central importance of the resurrection of Christ.


    9. Paul’s words cut deep but were always meant to call the church back to holiness, unity, and hope in Christ. Join us as we unpack the big picture of 1 Corinthians and prepare to dive into its powerful chapters in the weeks ahead.


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      52 min
    10. God Meant It for Good – Genesis 50 | RIOT Podcast

      God Meant It for Good – Genesis 50 is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

      Have you ever wondered how God can turn the worst moments of your life into something good?

      This week, we close out the book of Genesis with one of the most powerful chapters in Scripture—Genesis 50.

      From the grief of a son burying his father to the deep reconciliation between brothers, Joseph’s story wraps up with timeless lessons on forgiveness, faith, legacy, and hope. We’ll explore:

      1. Why Joseph’s tears and actions revealed his true character

      2. How the Egyptians’ public mourning pointed to Joseph’s integrity
      3. The powerful truth behind, “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good”
      4. Why forgiveness is more than words—it’s a way of life
      5. How Joseph lived, died, and hoped in God’s promises even beyond his lifetime

      Whether you’ve faced betrayal, loss, or seasons of uncertainty, Joseph’s perspective will challenge and encourage you to trust God’s plan—no matter what your circumstances look like.

      ? Key Passage: Genesis 50 (with Hebrews 11:22)

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      58 min
    11. Rise Beyond Ordinary | RIOT Podcast

      Rise Beyond Ordinary is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

      Is it possible that God wants to use your life to shape generations and make history?

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      50 min
    12. What Does the Bible Say About Immigration? Show 2 | RIOT Podcast

      What Does the Bible Say About Immigration? Show 2 is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

      What does the Bible really say about deportation, asylum, and national sovereignty—and how should Christians respond?

      In this follow-up to last week’s powerful discussion, we’re diving deeper into one of the most challenging and often politicized topics of our time—but through the lens of Scripture, not politics.

      This week, we tackle the final three questions many believers are asking:

      What does the Bible say about deportation of undocumented individuals?
      Is there biblical guidance on seeking or granting asylum?
      Should a country have defined borders, according to the Bible?

      Together, we’ll explore how God’s Word addresses justice, compassion, and national sovereignty. We’ll look at what Scripture says about borders, laws, and caring for the foreigner—and how Christians can hold both truth and grace without compromise.

      From the cities of refuge in the Old Testament to Paul’s declaration in Acts 17:26, this episode is packed with biblical insight, practical wisdom, and a call to love our neighbors—even when the world draws hard lines.

      ? Bible Passages Discussed:

      Romans 13:4 | Genesis 1:27 | Leviticus 19:33–34 | Acts 17:26 | Hebrews 6:18 | Galatians 6:10 | Colossians 2:8 | Deuteronomy 10:19

      Whether you’re wrestling with the ethics of deportation, trying to understand asylum through a biblical lens, or wondering what God thinks about national borders—this episode is for you.

      ? Listen, learn, and be equipped to speak truth in love as you navigate these complex issues with Christlike clarity.

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      1 hr 13 min
    13. What Does the Bible Say About Immigration? – Show 1 | RIOT Podcast

      What Does the Bible Say About Immigration? Show 1 is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

      In a world divided by immigration debates, are we still letting Scripture be our guide?

      In this episode of our Christian podcast, we take a deep, Scripture-rooted dive into one of today’s most complex and emotional issues: immigration. Too often, the conversation is driven by headlines and opinions rather than the Word of God. We’re changing that.

      ? This week, we begin a two-part series where we unpack 5 critical questions from a biblical perspective.

      Together, we’ll explore how God’s justice, mercy, and order guide our understanding of:

      The moral implications of breaking immigration laws (Romans 13)
      How we should treat illegal immigrants as image-bearers of God (Genesis 1:26)
      The Christian response to the global refugee crisis (Exodus 23:9, Matthew 25)
      Real biblical examples of displaced people and how God responded to them

      Whether you’re a pastor, policymaker, or believer seeking clarity in a confusing world, this episode will challenge your thinking and call you back to the authority of Scripture.

      ? Let’s seek God’s heart together on this critical issue.

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      1 hr 8 min
    14. Prophetic Blessings and Spiritual Legacy | RIOT Podcast

      Prophetic Blessings and Spiritual Legacy is the topic that will be discussed today on RIOT Podcast, a Christian Discipleship Podcast.

      Welcome to a powerful new episode of our podcast as we dive deep into Genesis 49—one of the most prophetic and theologically rich chapters in the book of Genesis.

      As Jacob lies on his deathbed, he gathers his twelve sons and speaks life-shaping words over them. But these aren’t just blessings—they’re prophetic declarations that reveal destiny, character, and the spiritual legacy each tribe will carry forward. From the downfall of Reuben to the rise of Judah, and the fruitfulness of Joseph to the fierce resilience of Benjamin, every word Jacob speaks echoes into the future of Israel—and into our lives today.

      In this episode, we explore:

      ? Why Jacob’s rebuke of Reuben teaches us character over privilege
      ? The consequences of Simeon and Levi’s unchecked anger
      ? The promise of leadership and kingship through Judah’s line
      ? How Joseph’s suffering birthed strength and fruitfulness
      ? The significance of each tribe’s unique role in God’s plan
      ? Jacob’s final words and what they reveal about enduring faith

      Each blessing paints a picture of how God works through broken people, family lines, and long-term legacy. These aren’t just ancient words—they’re timeless truths about purpose, obedience, redemption, and hope.

      ? Let this episode inspire you to consider your own legacy—what you’re passing on, what you’re standing for, and how God is shaping your story for generations to come.

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      1 hr 3 min

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