In Part 2 of this impactful series, Ben Peyton continues walking through Acts 2, exploring how the fire of the Holy Spirit didn’t just fall—it spread. The early church was marked by boldness, unity, and supernatural power because they lived close to the flame.

“Living Close to the Flame – Part 2” challenges us to consider how that same Spirit is still at work today—and what happens when believers move from passive faith to Spirit-filled action.

Because when the flame ignites your heart, it can’t help but impact the world around you.

This episode kicks off a powerful 3-part series exploring the work of the Holy Spirit. Ben Peyton takes us to the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2:1–4, where the Spirit of God descended like fire and changed everything.

“Living Close to the Flame – Part 1” invites us to consider what it means to live in the presence and power of the Holy Spirit—not just as a historical moment, but as a present reality.

Because when you live close to the flame, your faith becomes alive, bold, and unstoppable.

In one of the most powerful chapters in the Bible, Jesus gives us three vivid parables—a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son. In this episode, Ben Peyton explores “The 3 Pictures of God” found in Luke 15, each revealing a different facet of God’s relentless, compassionate love.

Through these stories, we discover a God who searches, a God who rejoices, and a God who welcomes—no matter how far we’ve wandered.

Because Luke 15 doesn’t just tell us about lost things—it shows us the heart of a God who never gives up.

Today marks the conclusion of our four-part series on The Prayer of Jabez. In this final episode, Ben Peyton shares how Jabez’s bold request reminds us of a powerful truth: God can provide beyond all we can ask or imagine.

We’ll explore how God’s provision isn’t limited by our circumstances—but released through our faith. If you’ve been holding back in your prayers, this message will inspire you to pray bigger and trust deeper.

Because with God, the impossible is only the beginning.

In Part 3 of this enriching series, Ben Peyton continues unpacking the profound truths found in The Prayer of Jabez. This episode focuses on how we can position our hearts to receive the blessings of God—not through self-centered requests, but through humble dependence and bold faith.

Jabez’s prayer reveals that God's blessings are not only available—they're abundant for those who seek Him earnestly.

Because receiving begins with asking—and trusting the Giver.

Today’s episode continues our four-part series on The Prayer of Jabez. In Part 2, Ben Peyton dives deeper into this powerful prayer to explore what it means to receive the blessings of God—not as entitlement, but as a result of bold, faith-filled dependence on Him.

The Prayer of Jabez reminds us that God delights in blessing His children when we seek Him with open hands and expectant hearts.

Because God's blessings flow where faith makes room.

Scripture is filled with powerful prayers that teach us to trust in God's provision—and one of the most striking comes from a man named Jabez. In this episode, Ben Peyton begins a four-part series on The Prayer of Jabez, exploring how this short but bold prayer offers a model for how we bring our requests before God.

Part 1 unpacks the heart behind Jabez’s words, challenging us to approach God not with hesitation, but with faith, dependence, and expectation.

Because bold prayers honor a big God.

In this heartfelt episode, Ben Peyton walks us through the powerful story of the prodigal son—a journey of rebellion, regret, and remarkable grace. “Coming Home” reminds us that no matter how far we’ve wandered, God is always waiting with open arms.

Through Luke 15:15–24, we see not just the son's return, but the Father's response—a picture of mercy, restoration, and joy.

Because coming home to God isn’t met with judgment—it’s met with celebration.

The story of Bartimaeus isn’t just something to remember—it’s something to live. In this stirring episode, Ben Peyton unpacks the encounter between Jesus and the blind beggar Bartimaeus, showing how bold faith, desperate cries, and immediate response lead to transformation.

“Courage. Rise. He Calls!” challenges us to stop sitting in silence and start moving toward the One who hears us, sees us, and still calls us today.

Because faith isn't passive—it’s a response to His call.

God isn’t just the Creator of the universe—He’s also a builder of homes. In this episode, Ben Peyton walks us through four distinct “houses” that God builds throughout Scripture, each revealing something about His purpose, presence, and promise.

“House of God” helps us understand that God's work is not just about physical structures, but about creating spaces where His glory dwells and His people are transformed.

Because when God builds, it’s always with eternity in mind.