God is one God who exists eternally as three equal persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

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This episode explores the question “What is God?” from the New City Catechism, teaching that God is the creator of everyone and everything and encouraging families to grow in knowing Him through Scripture.

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This episode explores the first New City Catechism question, our only hope in life and death, and shows how belonging to God shapes the way we live.

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In this episode, we explore the beautiful promise of Revelation 7—reminding us that our hope in Jesus leads to an eternal future where every nation worships together, and Christ Himself wipes away every tear.

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In 2 John, we’re reminded that true love is walking in obedience to God’s commands and that we must guard against adding to or going beyond the teaching of Christ.

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In 1 Peter 1:1–12, we explore the living hope God gives His scattered people and the salvation even angels long to understand.

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A conversation through Hebrews 1–2:4 about the greatness of Jesus and how His message anchors us in a drifting world.

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In 1 Timothy 4, Paul urges believers to train themselves for godliness and carefully guard their lives and teaching, reminding us that spiritual habits and faithful influences shape our walk with Christ.

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In this episode of The Way, we explore 1 Thessalonians 4 and discuss how God’s will is our sanctification—growing in holiness, turning from sin, and living with hope in Christ’s return.

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In Philippians 1, Paul shows that even his imprisonment advances the gospel and reminds us that our lives should be lived for the progress and joy of others’ faith in Christ.

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