Episode 12

Have you ever been nervous to share your faith with someone? Ever wonder how to even start a conversation about Jesus? Today, Steve encourages us to simply share what Jesus has done in our lives and let the Holy Spirit do the rest.

How much faith does one need to come to Christ and to receive from Him? Join Steve in the book of Mark chapter 7, as he looks at the Gentile woman who shows her faith in her reply to Jesus.

Jesus will also meet with you in an intimate way if you'll reach out to Him in faith, like this Syro-Phoenician woman.

"Have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness, but rather expose them." Steve talks about this verse from Ephesians today and how being truthful with God and ourselves can be a powerful action to rid ourselves of shame and guilt.

In this episode, Steve addresses how we should respond to fear. In Isaiah 51 we read that we are children of the most high God. We should not forget the Lord our maker and His love for us.

First episode of the new year, 2024! Join us this week as Steve shares what it means to consume God's Word.

In this episode, Steve talks about the conflict between Paul and Barnabas in Acts chapter 15. Even though the seasons of life and ministry may put distance between us and our loved ones, we can rest knowing that there is a better day coming when we will be together in Heaven.

From the beginning, this heavy question has been considered by humanity; "What is the meaning of life?" Steve's answer to that question is probably not what you think.

Jesus is available to you. He will not give you understanding apart from intimacy. Today, Steve considers the parables of Jesus and How He uses them to draw us into an intimate relationship.

As we encounter the end times scriptures, one might ask the question, "How much destruction and death is really going to take place in the end?" Steve looks at passages in Isaiah and Revelation to answer that question in today's episode.

In today's episode, Steve shares a story from 1 Kings about the prophet Elijah and his battle with fear, discouragement, and depression. The Christian walk can be a battle, and we need to understand that God's ways are not our ways. Be encouraged knowing that God is not done with you yet.