In today’s message, Ben Peyton reflects on the powerful story of the woman who reached out to Jesus in a desperate moment of faith. “One Out of the Crowd” reminds us that true healing doesn’t come from touching the hem of His garment—it comes from touching Him.

This episode challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and seek a personal, transformative encounter with Christ—one that stands out from the crowd.

Because when we reach for Jesus in faith, He always reaches back.

In this insightful episode, Ben Peyton unpacks the story of Rebekah in Genesis 24, where a simple act of kindness set the course for destiny. “The Rebekah Principle” highlights how God often works through everyday obedience, generosity, and a heart ready to serve—long before the spotlight ever finds us.

Rebekah didn’t know she was walking into her calling when she offered water to a stranger and his camels, but her character made her stand out. This episode challenges us to be faithful in the small things, knowing God sees—and rewards—the unseen.

In June 2020, during a time of national reckoning and racial unrest, host Ben Peyton sat down with Pastor Matt Roberts of New Heart Church of the Nazarene in Hillsborough, North Carolina, for an honest and timely conversation about the Church’s position on racism.

Together, they explore how followers of Christ are called to confront injustice, embody reconciliation, and lead with the love and truth of the Gospel. This conversation remains as relevant today as it was then.

Because healing begins when the Church refuses to look away.

Belief is more than agreement—it's the foundation of eternal life. In this episode, Ben Peyton reflects on John 20:31, where the apostle explains why the Gospel was written: that you may believe that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God, and that by believing, you may have life in His name.

“What Does It Mean to Believe?” explores the depth of biblical belief—not just intellectual assent, but trust, surrender, and transformation. If you've ever wondered what true faith looks like, this episode offers clarity and encouragement.

Because real belief leads to real life.

What exactly is the thousand year reign mentioned in Revelation, and why does it spark so much debate? In this episode, Ben Peyton unpacks the concept of the millennium and explores how different interpretations—especially dispensationalism—have shaped the way many understand the end times.

Whether you're new to these ideas or looking to go deeper, “Thousand Year Reign” offers clarity, context, and a thoughtful look at one of Revelation’s most discussed passages.

Because understanding how we read Revelation changes how we live in the present.

In this episode, Ben Peyton explores the rich symbolism of The River of Life—a biblical image of renewal, peace, and divine presence. Set against the backdrop of the postexilic period, following the assassination of Emperor Domitian in 96 AD, this message reflects on a turning point in history when persecution of the Jews had ceased.

“The River of Life” reminds us that God’s ultimate promise is one of restoration—a time when His people would no longer live in fear, but flourish in His provision and peace.

Because when the storm passes, God leads us to living waters.

After returning from exile, the Jewish people still faced opposition, hardship, and disappointment. In this episode, Ben Peyton unpacks the powerful symbolism of the New Jerusalem—a vision of restoration and peace that pointed beyond present struggles to a future without persecution.

“The New Heaven” invites listeners to see how God's promises of renewal spoke to an oppressed people then—and still speak to us today. It's a reminder that even when the battle lingers, hope is on the horizon.

Because God's final word isn’t exile—it’s restoration.

The book of Revelation is often seen as mysterious or confusing, but unlocking its meaning begins with understanding its timing. In this episode, Ben Peyton explores the importance of biblical time references and historical context in interpreting Revelation accurately.

“Soon” helps listeners move beyond fear and speculation by grounding the message of Revelation in its original setting—revealing a powerful and timely message of hope, judgment, and victory.

Because to grasp the future, you first need to understand the past.

When it comes to studying the Bible, one of the most powerful tools you have is a question. In this episode, Ben Peyton explores why asking honest, thoughtful questions is essential to discovering truth.

“Questions” challenges listeners to dig deeper, think critically, and not be afraid of where the answers might lead—because truth doesn’t fear inquiry.

The right questions don’t weaken faith—they strengthen it.

Often misunderstood as purely frightening or mysterious, apocalyptic literature in the Bible was originally written to inspire hope. In this episode, Ben Peyton unpacks how these vivid, symbolic writings were used to encourage believers facing persecution and hardship.

“Apocalyptic Literature” explores how books like Daniel and Revelation were meant to reveal God's ultimate victory, strengthen the faithful, and remind us that no matter how dark the times may seem—God is still in control.

Because in Scripture, the end times aren’t just about endings—they’re about enduring hope.