In this moving and timely episode, we reflect on the life and voice of Charlie Kirk—a man whose presence stood boldly for truth, conviction, and the unapologetic declaration of God’s reality in a confused and divided culture. Charlie wasn’t just a political figure; he was a clarion voice, inviting the next generation to engage deeply with questions of faith, morality, purpose, and identity. From college campuses to digital platforms, he challenged both skeptics and believers to stop ignoring the obvious evidence of God in creation, in conscience, and in the soul of every human being. His untimely passing is felt deeply, not just because of his influence, but because of the spiritual void his courage helped fill in a society desperate for clarity.

This episode challenges us to consider how we respond—not with anger or vengeance, but with truth and urgency. The wrath of man doesn’t produce the righteousness of God, and now more than ever, we need spirit-led voices, not reactionary ones. This is not the time for silence. If Charlie’s voice is now gone, then yours must rise. Every believer is called to proclaim what they believe—clearly, boldly, and without shame. The Gospel is not a private opinion; it’s a public rescue plan. We are not saved by works, systems, or religious performance. We are rescued by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone.

Charlie’s legacy reminds us that the truth still matters, that God is not silent, and that we must not be either. This is the moment to speak, to act, and to carry forward the mission of declaring that Jesus is the only way out of the burning building. He is sufficient, He is near, and He is ready to save.

Even with the rumble of the road beneath our feet, the joy of the Lord must rise. In this impromptu roadside reflection, we dive into the urgency of content creation for believers—declaring God's love boldly, even amidst background noise and literal highway hazards. From a spontaneous adventure involving an eight-lane highway and a truck muffler to reflections on the fruits of the Spirit (did you know there are 11 listed in Scripture?), this episode is a passionate call to action: it's time for believers to speak, sing, and share. No excuses. Just obedience and joy—on and off the road.

In this evocative reading from the Book of Revelation, Chapter 10, a mighty angel descends from heaven—clothed in cloud, crowned with a rainbow, his face shining like the sun. With one foot upon the sea and the other upon the earth, he roars like a lion, and seven thunders respond. What follows is a divine mystery sealed, a little book consumed, and a prophetic call to speak again to nations and kings.

Join us as we step into this apocalyptic vision filled with power, awe, and sacred secrecy.

In this episode, we journey through the solemn and stirring words addressed to the churches in Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea from the Book of Revelation, chapter 3. These divine messages—spoken by Him who holds the seven spirits of God and the key of David—carry both warning and promise.

From the dying reputation of Sardis, to the faithful perseverance of Philadelphia, and the lukewarm complacency of Laodicea, this reading urges all who have ears to hear: be watchful, repent, and overcome. For to those who endure, there are eternal rewards—white garments, a secure name in the Book of Life, and a place with Christ on His throne.

A powerful reminder for the church today.

In this powerful Spirit-led session, we explore what it means to break free from destructive cycles and walk boldly in the comfort and calling of Christ. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 1 and the lives of biblical warriors like Shamgar and Shammah, this episode reminds us that God doesn't call the qualified—He qualifies the willing. From the dangers of spiritual compromise to the all-sufficiency of Jesus, we’re challenged to live a life that stands out, not blends in. Whether you feel too broken, too emotional, or too weak—God still wants to use you. The Gospel is alive, and your story is part of it. Tune in for truth, encouragement, and a clear call to live in such a way that the world must ask: “Who is your Savior?” Let the answer ring loud and clear—Jesus. Only Jesus.

In this special episode of Grace to Grow Live, recorded from the campus of Hyles-Anderson College, Pastor John Wilkerson shares powerful stories of faith, soul-winning, and spiritual growth. From a moving testimony by campus nurse and Army veteran Maritza Martinez to reflections on the bold evangelism of Carl Hatch, listeners are encouraged by real-life examples of God's transforming grace. The episode features uplifting songs like "Lord, I Thank You for the Book," "Hope for All Nations," and "I Wouldn’t Trade It for the World," all performed by Hyles-Anderson students. You'll also hear about Bible Institute classes, spiritual lessons from Old Testament heroes, and a heartfelt gospel invitation—reminding us that Jesus is still the hope for every heart.

In this heartfelt episode, we explore the layers of faith, struggle, and legacy through the lens of one timeless song — Victory in Jesus. From childhood memories wrapped in tinfoil armor to life-shaping encounters in college ministry, this powerful testimony journeys through scripture, song, and the enduring impact of a man named Eric — a quiet giant who stood at the crossroads of young lives with a question and a calling.

We reflect on spiritual victory in the midst of adversity, unpack biblical passages about triumph over death, and honor the faithfulness of those who finish well. This episode is for anyone who has ever stood their ground in a field of lentils, fought unseen battles, or held tight to the anchor of their soul.

So whether you're driving eight hours or simply sitting in quiet thought, come and be reminded: the legacy of a life well-lived is measured by how fully we let God use us for His maximum glory.

In this deeply engaging and Spirit-filled episode, we dive into a heartfelt and timely question about water baptism, leading to a rich and illuminating Bible study on Colossians Chapter 2. The conversation unfolds in a beautiful mix of English, Tagalog, and Bisaya, showcasing how God's Word transcends language barriers to reach the heart. Together with a team of believers, translators, and Bible teachers, we unpack key themes such as the circumcision made without hands, baptism without water, and the spiritual transformation that takes place at the moment of salvation. The discussion gently guides a young listener, Casey, who is seeking clarity amidst conflicting teachings from his family—highlighting the confusion many face when tradition and biblical truth collide. Through careful reading and explanation of Scripture, the group emphasizes that salvation is a spiritual work of God, not dependent on rituals or physical acts, but on faith in Jesus Christ. As we move verse by verse, listeners are invited to discover the riches of full assurance and understanding that God promises to those who believe. This episode is not just a Bible study—it's a testimony of love, unity, and truth, reminding us that God meets us wherever we are, in any language, and offers peace, clarity, and eternal life through Christ. Whether you're a seeker, a new believer, or someone wrestling with questions about baptism and salvation, this episode will encourage you, challenge you, and deepen your understanding of the gospel.

In this passionate and deeply reflective episode, we explore the desperate human need for rescue, identity, and transformation—and the only source that can truly provide it: Jesus Christ. This is a call to lay down self-reliance, stop striving to impress God, and fully transfer our trust to the One who already paid the price for our salvation. It unpacks the futility of man-made religion, the danger of partial trust, and the beauty of God's plan to redeem, restore, and dwell within us. Salvation is not a reward for effort, but a gift for the humble—a complete rescue offered by a loving God through His Son. If you've ever longed for peace, clarity, purpose, and the assurance of divine love, this message is your invitation to come, drink deeply, and walk forward in faith.

When God spake unto Noah, and told him “build an ark,” The Lord knew well that vessel … would cheerless be and dark, So God said, “Build a window, with outlook toward the sky, That when it’s dark and lonesome, you’ll see Me standing by. The storms will come, but fear not, oh, Noah, I am nigh, And through the upper window, you’ll see Me standing by. It may be that affliction will rack and rend your frame, Until your mortal body is seared with fevered flame; But do not be discouraged, just lift your tear-dimmed eye, And through the upper window, you’ll see Jesus standing by. Perhaps you’ll suffer losses, like houses, lands, and gold, And you will feel you’re homeless, and penniless, and old; But sweetest peace and comfort will lift your painful sigh, When through the upper window, you’ll see Me standing by. The storms will come, but fear not, oh, children, I am nigh, And through the upper window, you’ll see Me standing by. It may be that bereavement will take a loved one dear, A soul that brought you gladness, real happiness, and cheer; But it will cheer your sad heart, when loved ones from you fly, When through the upper window, you’ll see Jesus standing by.

Author: John C. Bieri