In this episode, we explore Ephesians 6 and what it means to face spiritual battles with God’s strength. We break down each piece of the Armor of God—truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, and God’s Word and talk about how they equip us to stand firm in everyday life. We also highlight the power of prayer as the source that strengthens and activates all the armor. This episode is a reminder that God has already given us everything we need to stand strong.

Today we kick things off with a fun debate: When is it too early to put up Christmas decorations? Is Halloween night already pushing it? From there, we dive into the fast-paced rush of the holiday season and how the busyness of life in general can make us feel like we’re constantly running. In this episode, we explore what it means to stay grounded in our faith during those hectic seasons and how we can remain centered, steady, and intentional no matter how fast life moves.Most importantly, we talk about how Jesus anchors us when everything else feels overwhelming how His peace steadies our hearts, His presence guides our steps, and His strength carries us through every season, no matter how chaotic it may be.

In today’s episode, we explore the practical, everyday relationships that Paul highlights in Ephesians 6. We unpack what it means for children to honor their parents and why this ancient command still carries a promise of blessing. We also look at Paul’s challenge to parents especially fathers to guide their children with patience, encouragement, and spiritual wisdom. Then we dive into the dynamics between servants and masters, discussing how Paul reframes work itself as an act of serving Christ with sincerity and integrity. Throughout the episode, we consider how these teachings shape a healthy Christian work ethic and transform the way we treat the people in our homes and workplaces.

Today’s episode kicks off with some fun as we talk about our favorite Thanksgiving meals but we quickly shift into a powerful conversation: How do we marry masculinity and Christianity? We dig into why so many men hesitate to come to church or take steps in their faith, and we explore what it really looks like to follow Christ with strength, courage, and authenticity. You’ll hear real stories from men who have stepped out boldly, embraced their spiritual calling, and continue pursuing a deeper relationship with Jesus every single day.

In this episode, we dive into Ephesians 5:22–33, one of the most powerful and often discussed passages on marriage. Paul lays out a vision for Christ centered relationships, calling wives to walk in respect and partnership, and challenging husbands to love with the same sacrificial, self giving love that Christ has for the church. Together, these teachings paint a picture of marriage as a sacred reflection of the gospel. Join us as we break down what this passage really means, how it applies to modern relationships, and how couples can grow in unity, love, and mutual honor.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into Ephesians 5:1–20 as we take an honest look at our spiritual health. Paul reminds us that as followers of Christ, we are called to imitate God and walk in love, leaving behind the old patterns and habits that no longer reflect who we are in Him. We talk about what it means to take off the things that darken our hearts like selfishness, bitterness, and impurity and to put on the new self that shines with God’s light. We also explore how walking in the Spirit impacts our daily choices, our relationships, and even the way we worship. This passage challenges us to live wisely, make the most of every opportunity, and let our lives be filled with thanksgiving and praise. Join us for a conversation that encourages reflection, renewal, and a deeper walk with Christ.

In this week’s Bible teaching, we’re diving into Ephesians 4:17 as we explore what our “wardrobe” says about us specifically, our spiritual wardrobe. Just like the clothes we wear can reflect who we are, the attitudes and actions we “put on” each day reveal the condition of our hearts. Paul reminds us that as followers of Christ, we are called to take off our old ways and put on the new self, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.

As we reflect on how we display the love of Christ in our daily lives, we also have an opportunity to live out that love in a practical way. This week, we’re launching a food drive to help support families in our community who are affected by the ongoing government shutdown. It’s a chance for us to be the hands and feet of Jesus to not just talk about love, but to show it through our actions.

Today we take a special moment to honor our Lead Pastor, Chad, and show our deep love and appreciation for the incredible ministry he has devoted his life to. Pastor Chad has faithfully followed God’s calling through every season, leading with humility, passion, and a heart for people. In this episode, we hear from his brother, who shares personal stories about Chad’s journey of faith and the impact his obedience has had on others. Pastor Chad also takes time to remind us that when we answer the call God places on our hearts, it can truly change the course of our lives and the lives of those around us.

In this episode, we dive into Ephesians 4:1–16, where Paul challenges believers to live a life worthy of their calling by walking in unity, humility, and love. We’ll talk about how each of us has been given unique gifts by Christ not for ourselves, but to build up the body of Christ. As we unpack this passage, we’ll see how true spiritual maturity comes when the church works together in faith and truth, growing stronger and more connected as one body under Jesus.

In today’s episode, we sit down with a few guys who share powerful testimonies about how small groups have impacted their lives. Through their stories, you’ll hear how community, accountability, and authentic relationships can make a lasting difference in our walk with Christ. Our hope is that this episode encourages you to take that next step and get plugged into a small group where you can grow in faith and connection.