In this episode of the Everyday Sunday Podcast, we’re diving into Sunday’s message, "The Word is Everything," straight from Revelation 3. Join us as we unpack the intriguing gap between the church's reputation and its reality. Spoiler alert: it’s not all stained glass and potlucks! We'll also reveal the not-so-secret secret that gets a church ready for the coming rapture. Don’t miss it!

In this episode of the Everyday Sunday Podcast, we're looking over Sunday's message from Revelation 2 titled "Jesus First!" We talk about the preeminence of Jesus and the dangers of Jezebel within the church, and an unlikely lesson from from Din Djarin, the Mandalorian.

This week on the Everyday Sunday Podcast we delve into Revelation 2-3 from Sunday’s teaching titled "He Who Has an Ear, Let Him Hear!" Central to our discussion today is the state of the seven churches Christ's writes to and how they apply to the state of the church today. What can we learn from them? What warnings are pertinent? And how can we be a body of believers that hold fast to Christ and His Word?

This week on the Everyday Sunday Podcast we jump into the Vision which John saw of Christ in Revelation 1:9-20 from Sunday's teaching titled, "Jesus, Like You've Never Seen Him Before!" We talk the Apostle John's unique experiences as he officially entered into the Revelation and saw the glorified features of Jesus .

This week on the Everyday Sunday Podcast we delve into Revelation 1:4-8 from Sunday’s teaching titled "Who Is, Who Was, and Who is to Come!" We talk about the titles given to each person within the Trinity, discuss the sovereignty of Christ, His actions upon us as the church, and muse about what it will be like on the day when Jesus rules from earth.

In this episode of the Everyday Sunday Podcast, we're looking over Sunday's message from Revelation 1:1-3 titled "Welcome to the Apocalypse!" We discuss the significance of the Revelation being from Jesus Christ, explore the thematic richness and symbolism within, and emphasize the book's relevance to our daily lives.

This is the this is the first episode, (but not the first). I have with me Max Cordell as we dive deeper into the Historical Reliability of the New Testament. We discuss the finer points of the tests of reliability, the canon of Scripture, and how you can start your own studies in Biblical archeology. Links mentioned in this episode: ⁠https://biblearchaeology.org/current-events-list⁠⁠https://biblearchaeologyreport.com⁠