What is our role when it comes to calling out peoples sins and confronting their immoral behavior? Maybe we need to let the Sheriff of the Kingdom do what she (ruach in Hebrew is always feminine) is well capable of doing. Take a listen now!

In this mystery episode we explore the greatest mystery known to mankind. The greatest mystery isn't little green men or how the pyramids were built, but it's Christ within!

The mystery in a nutshell is just this: Christ is in you, so therefore you can look forward to sharing in God’s glory. It’s that simple. That is the substance of our Message. We preach Christ, warning people not to add to the Message. We teach in a spirit of profound common sense so that we can bring each person to maturity. To be mature is to be basic. Christ! No more, no less. - The Message

This episode is a celebration of producing this podcast every week for the last year! We explore fun details about the podcast and offer some amazing thank-you gifts to get you involved. We can't wait to dive into year two!

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On this episode we have Megan Hester as our guest of honor. We take some time and answer some great questions that some friends of ours sent in. We talk about balancing ministry life with family and marriage. We also talk about being authentic and healthy ways to communicate we had a blast!

This episode explores the importance of protecting the unity God has already provided for us and addresses the four primary threats against corporate unity: 1. Murmuring 2. Carnality 3. Rebellion 4. Unbelief

In this episode we dive into some of the history and the offerings of Present Truth Academy. Be sure to check out our website and discover more about this valuable resource for your life and ministry.

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In this episode we take a look at the "ruah" of God as is mentioned in Judges 6. In the Hebrew ruah means vital powers and strength. When the Spirit of the Lord comes upon us it brings with it all that we need to navigate the challenges we face in life. It also speaks to our righteous identity as beloved children of an always good Father.

Jesus shares a profound truth in Luke. Those who know and believe how much God truly loves them and has forgiven them, they will end up loving Him very much! Those who have little understanding of His love and forgiveness will love little. This is why it is imperative as new covenant believers that we focus on how much God loves us instead of how much we love God. If you truly receive and believe how much God loves you and has forgiven you of all your sins, you will end up loving God greatly - he who is forgiven much, loves much!

Well, we have all experienced glimpses of one-way love throughout our lives. How about that time your parents didn’t punish you when you knew you deserved it? What about that time you said something mean to your friend and they responded in love? Has anyone ever been kind to you when all you did was gripe and complain? There are likely many other instances you can think of that are glimpses of what one-way love looks like; each one is special and is radically different from what we are accustomed to. One-way love is unconditional love. It’s love that is always extended in your direction. It doesn’t ask anything of its recipient. As the famous worship song declares, “Oh, the overwhelming, never ending, reckless love of God. Oh, it chases me down, fights ‘til I’m found, leaves the ninety-nine. I couldn’t EARN it, I don’t DESERVE it, still, You give Yourself away.” Owing and deserving have no place in one-way love! In other words, God doesn't bait you into the Kingdom with unconditional love and then make you earn it for the remainder of your Christian life.

In the third and final part of the conversation with Dr. Hester and Pastor Johnny Ova, we continue talking about major themes throughout Scripture that desperately need to be re-examined. We talk about Agape love, the LQBTQ Community, raising kids in this modern culture, what is sin, Gods Sovereignty and much more… Enjoy!