In this episode, David and Todd talk about Matthew 15:1–10, where Jesus confronts the Pharisees for elevating human traditions above the commands of God. Consider where tradition or routine may have replaced genuine devotion, and return to a faith rooted in Scripture and a heart that truly loves and worships God.

David and Todd discuss Matthew 14:22–33, where Jesus walks on water and Peter steps out of the boat in faith. Following Jesus often requires leaving places of safety, learning to trust His presence in the storm, and fixing our eyes on Him rather than our fear.

Will and Todd explore the feeding of the five thousand and what it reveals about Jesus’ compassion and kingdom provision. They highlight how the miracle invites disciples to bring their limited resources to Christ, trusting that in His hands scarcity becomes abundance for the sake of others. 

David and Todd reflect on the death of John the Baptist and what his faithfulness reveals about the cost of Kingdom courage in a hostile world. Allegiance to God’s kingdom often brings opposition, yet John’s life and death point beyond earthly power to the unshakable purposes of God.

David and Todd turn to Matthew 13:53-58, examining Jesus’ return to Nazareth and the unexpected rejection He faces from those who knew Him best. They discuss the way that familiarity, preconceived notions, and offense taken can cause people to miss Jesus entirely. Examine whether proximity to faith has replaced genuine trust and surrender in your life.

In this episode, David and Todd wrap up Matthew 13 with verses 44–52, exploring Jesus’ parables of the hidden treasure, the pearl, and the net to show the incomparable value and ultimate cost of God’s kingdom. True discipleship flows from joy in Jesus and carries eternal weight as believers are sent out as stewards of the kingdom’s truth. 

In this episode, David and Todd explore Matthew 13:31–35, where Jesus describes the kingdom of heaven through the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven. They reflect on how God’s kingdom begins in hidden, ordinary ways, yet steadily grows in depth and influence—inviting faithfulness, patience, and trust in God’s transforming work.

In this episode, David and Todd unpack Matthew 13:24–30 and 36–43, exploring the Parable of the Weeds and Jesus’ teaching on the coexistence of good and evil in the present age. They reflect on the reality of spiritual warfare, the certainty of future judgment, and how the hope of God’s coming kingdom calls believers to stay awake, faithful, and encouraged in their mission.

In this episode, David and Todd walk through Matthew 13:1-9, focusing on the Parable of the Sower and what it reveals about the hidden, often discouraging nature of God’s kingdom work. They discuss the importance of faithful seed-sowing over visible results and explore how different responses to Jesus expose both the condition of the heart and our dependence on God for growth.

In this episode, David and Todd explore Matthew 13:10–17, where Jesus explains why He teaches in parables and reveals the hidden nature of God’s kingdom. Seeing and hearing the kingdom is both a gift of God’s grace and a call to responsibility—so steward what you’ve been given and live it out on mission.