In today's episode, we reflect on Good Friday and what Jesus endured on the cross to bring forgiveness of our sins and the resurrection of Christ and what the finished work of Jesus on the cross gives us access to. We hope you are encouraged and enjoy listening along!

Do you ever find yourself praying for things that God has already said he has done for us? Join us as we talk about the fact that we can actually walk in what Christ has already accomplished for us. Watchman Nee's book The Normal Christian Life is a key talking point for us in this episode and we would encourage everyone to read it!

A lot of times we can be stuck in the "wilderness" as believers in Christ. We are saved by faith but still don't experience the abundant life found in Jesus that is available to believers today. Tune in as we attempt to bridge the gap from the Israelites in the Old Testament finding the Promised Land and wandering in the wilderness to the our daily walk today.

We take a different approach in episode 5. Instead of coming in with a planned topic of discussioin in mind, we each discuss what the Lord has laid on us during the past week and ultimately discuss how Jesus is the ultimate answer to every question we have. This was a really encouraging episode to be apart of and we hope it is for you as well.

We are down a man as Jonathan is away at the beach but join us as we talk about the supremacy of Jesus and an awesome passage in the book of Colossians.

Faith without works is dead? Join in and listen as we tackle a passage that is often taken out of context. It is by faith alone that we are justified, our works are just an outflow of the living faith we have. Tune in as we go through James 2:14-26.

Tune in as we jump into the fruit of the holy spirit, as Paul talks about in the book of Galatians, and how it is ultimately manifested in our lives.

We dive into what Christianity is and have an open discussion about how our identities are found in Christ and how that impacts our daily walk and the way we go about our lives.