What does Jesus tell a pharisee that asks to meet him in secret? He tells him to be reborn. What does that mean, and what does that mean for us?

What happens when religious leaders take advantage of people or even prevent people from being able to worship? How does Christ respond?

Links to the websites that Jon Talked about:

http://harmony.bible/small-group-resources/harmony-bible-map/

https://www.openbible.info/

When the wedding went haywire, Jesus had to come to the rescue. How was the simple miracle of turning water into wine much more important than we realize?

What did it look like when Jesus called the disciples? How did a carpenter's son from Nazareth become a rabbi?

John the Baptist and Jesus weren't just pivotal characters in the Bible. They were family. How did their interaction in John 1 affect how we see Jesus as Savior?

When there were already three gospels written, why did John feel the need to write a fourth? What was he trying to accomplish, and how would this benefit us? What can we learn from the most unique of the four gospels?

In this episode, we get to chat with our new Lead Pastor at Leesburg Christian Church, Jon Welch. We'll chat about the passing of the baton from Sammy Harris to Jon Welch and what the future has to hold for 2024.

What is an "Even If" faith? Can you trust in God when life throws it's best curveballs at you? We discuss that and more in this episode of the podcast.

This time of year always brings out some of the worst and completely incorrect teachings on Christmas. JK and Jon debunk some of these crazy teachings and try to shine a light on what the truth is behind some of the woke and religiously incorrect stuff that gets put online every year as we head toward the celebration of Christ's birth.

Jon and JK talk about one of the most important people, and yet the least talked about person in the Christmas story, Joseph. How was he as a fiance? A Husband? A Father? A believer in God? Sit back and listen as we talk about the adoptive father of the Savior of the World.