The Last Sip

*this episode may have content that is unsuitable for those under 13. Rape, imprisonment, and torture are mentioned- although not in detail.

Discovery, Persecution, and the beginning of escape.

Listen to the testimony of Eli. I woman from Iran who converted from forced Islamic devotion to living a life of following Christ. From no hope of her future to the blessed hope of Christ- everlasting. But with this new hope came persecution, uncertainty, fear, and fleeing to safety.

This is part 1 in a series that will open your mind to a new perspective on telling the gospel to others, church attendance, freely having access to a Bible, and many things we take for granted in the west as Christians.

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In this episode we discuss what true biblical love is. We learn that there is a special type of love that is only provided for and through God and His children.

We focus on how love is not just said but shown- in how we live and how we treat others.

John reveals the incredible truth that believers are called children of God. We explore what this identity means and how a transformed life reflects righteousness and how we can fight the enemy and his deception.

John speaks to believers at different stages of spiritual maturity and warns about the dangers of loving the world. We will examine our desires and see where our priorities truly lie. John also introduces false teachers, using the antichrist spirit, began to spread deception in the early church, and we discuss how they are still prevalent, even more so, now. John shows us the importance of staying grounded in the truth of Christ, in order to combat the enemies lies.

John reminds believers that when we sin, we have an advocate with the Father - Jesus Christ, His Son.

In this episode we examine what it means to truly know God and how obedience and love for others reveal genuine faith.

Verse by Verse Through 1 John

In this opening episode we explore the background of the letter and the testimony of John the Apostle, who personally saw, heard, and touched Jesus Christ. We study John’s declaration that God is light and what it truly means to walk in fellowship with Him.

In this final episode of our prayer series, we return to the text. We examine commonly misquoted verses, challenge popular prayer myths, and place Scripture back into its proper context.

• What does the Bible actually say about prayer?
• What have we assumed that the text never said?

This is a focused, doctrinal deep dive designed to move us from tradition to truth — because prayer grounded in sound interpretation is prayer built to last.

Take the last sip with us.

Pull up a chair and grab your favorite mug. In this debut episode, we’re setting the table for everything to come. Join your host, Ashton, as she shares the story behind the show, the moments that brewed her faith, and why we’re gathering at the intersection of coffee and the Word. Whether you're a dark roast devotee or a casual sipper, you have a place at this table.

In this episode, we discuss:

• ​The "origin story" of The Last Sip.
• ​The host's personal testimony and "wake-up call."
• ​The vision for bringing the Gospel to your morning routine.
• ​A preview of upcoming guests and topics.

“Taste and see that the Lord is good...” — Psalm 34:8

This episode explores the nature of prayer specifically within the context of the Church Age. Using the Bible as the foundational source, Ashton will define this theological era, identify its inception at Pentecost, and explain how it will conclude with the Rapture.

Please join us as we continue in our study on prayer and go over how Luke's gospel states "The Lord's Prayer" and why. We also learn who those pesky Pharisees were and where they came from.