The Legana Podcast

Jesus calls us to replace judgmentalism with wisdom by first removing the log from our own eye through humble meditation on God’s instruction, so we can help one another with clarity, discernment, and grace as children of the same Father.

Jesus teaches that worry is unproductive, fear-driven thinking that tries to control what we cannot, and instead invites us to seek first His kingdom and rest in the generous provision of a heavenly Father who knows exactly what we need.

Pastor Harry unpacks Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount on wealth, generosity, and why everyone ultimately has to serve someone.

Guest speaker Pastor Tim explores how we can overcome spiritual blindness, navigate the deceptions of the modern world, and choose to live fully as children of the light.

Youth leader, Josiah, unpacks Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 on earthly versus heavenly treasure, challenging listeners to examine what they truly trust for security, significance, and satisfaction.

Jesus’ calls us to radical kingdom living in the Sermon on the Mount, showing that true godliness is not Pharisaic law-keeping or exhausting self-effort but the fruit of knowing God by faith and relying on His power and precious promises that equip us for a hope-filled, transformed life.

Explore why God’s moral law is a good gift that defines true function for human flourishing, shows us how to love others as image-bearers of God, and partners with the Spirit to reshape our character into Christ’s likeness so we can walk in relationship with the One who designed us.

Discover how knowing God as our loving Heavenly Father frees us from living like orphans—anxious, fearful, and self-protective—and empowers us to embrace our true identity as His beloved sons and daughters who live out the family values of generosity, trust, and mercy.

Discover how the often-overlooked practice of fasting can declare God as our deepest desire, reveal the hidden hungers that master us, and create space for Him to speak and direct our lives.

Pastor Harry explores how the Lord’s Prayer sits at the very heart of Jesus’ teaching, calling us out of religious performance and into a secret, trusting relationship with God as our Father.