In this episode of The 3G Podcast, we dive into Genesis 16 and one of the most relatable struggles in the Christian life: waiting on God.

After years of waiting for God’s promise, Abram and Sarai decide to take matters into their own hands—and the result is conflict, pain, and brokenness. But even in the middle of human failure, we see the faithfulness of God on display. He is still sovereign, still gracious, and still the God who sees.

Join us as we talk about impatience, self-reliance, obedience, and what it looks like to trust God’s timing instead of forcing our own plans.

Whether you’re in a season of waiting, wrestling with control, or simply trying to follow Christ faithfully, this conversation will encourage you to rest in the goodness and sovereignty of God.

Watch the sermon here: https://vimeo.com/1188119136?fl=pl&fe=sh

In this episode of The 3G Podcast, we continue our study through Genesis by looking at chapter 14 and asking a simple but important question: What does it actually look like to follow God in everyday life?

Unlike other moments in Abram’s story, Genesis 14 doesn’t include a direct command or promise from God. Instead, we get a glimpse of Abram’s faith in action—how he responds in the middle of normal life when God isn’t speaking directly.

In this conversation, we unpack what it means to live out everyday faith by:

• Pursuing peace, even when it comes at a cost
• Recognizing God’s sovereignty over every situation
• Choosing to give God the glory instead of taking credit for ourselves

Whether you’re walking through a clear season or one that feels uncertain, this episode will help you think biblically, live faithfully, and trust God more deeply in the ordinary moments of life.

Our goal is simple: to help you glorify God, grow in your faith, and go live it out this week.

In this first episode of The 3G Podcast, Pedro and Pastor Matthew dive deeper into Genesis 13 and the life of Abram. Building on Sunday’s sermon, they unpack what it really means to live a life of faith, not as a one-time decision, but as a daily rhythm of returning to God, releasing control, and trusting His promises.

They explore the subtle danger of drifting from God, the contrast between Abram and Lot, and how easy it is to choose what looks good instead of what requires faith. Along the way, they talk through practical ways to recognize spiritual drift, reestablish healthy rhythms, and grow in trust when life feels uncertain.

Whether you were there on Sunday or not, this conversation will help you think biblically, live faithfully, and follow Jesus more intentionally this week.