In this episode of Truth Everyday, we journey through Genesis 12–15, Psalm 148, and Mark 5 to explore what it means to live a faith that truly follows God. From Abraham’s call to leave the familiar and trust God’s promises, we learn that faith is obedient, generous, courageous, and honest before God—even in seasons of doubt. Psalm 148 lifts our hearts to join all creation in praise, reminding us that everything exists and is sustained by God’s goodness. In Mark 5, Jesus meets human desperation with healing, restoration, and life-giving power, showing that faith reaches out to Him in confidence. Together, these passages invite us to trust God’s faithfulness, step forward in obedience, and believe that Jesus is present and powerful in every crisis.

In this episode of Truth Everyday, we reflect on Genesis 9–11 and Mark 4 to encounter the God who remains faithful amid human failure and fear. From the rainbow covenant after the flood, we are reminded that God’s promises rest on His faithfulness, not our perfection. The Table of Nations reveals God’s love for diversity and His mission for all peoples, while the Tower of Babel exposes how human pride seeks greatness apart from God—and how God lovingly disrupts such plans to save us. In Mark 4, Jesus teaches about God’s quietly growing kingdom and then demonstrates His authority by calming a raging storm. Together, these readings assure us that the God who confronts pride also speaks peace into our storms, calling us to trust His covenant and rest in His presence.

This episode of Truth Everyday explores how God brings renewal and peace amid chaos through Genesis 6–8, Psalm 104, and Mark 3. From Noah’s story, we see that restoration begins with God’s grace, not human effort, and that judgment gives way to covenant and new beginnings. Psalm 104 celebrates God’s ongoing care that sustains all creation, reminding us that every breath is held by His kindness. In Mark 3, Jesus stands steady under pressure, healing and redefining family around obedience to God’s will. Together, these readings affirm a powerful truth: God gathers, sustains, and renews His people—inviting us to trust Him and step into a story continually reshaped by grace.

In this episode of Truth Everyday, we journey from humanity’s fall in Genesis 3–5 to Jesus’ healing ministry in Mark 2. The episode traces how sin enters the world through broken trust, spreads into human relationships and society, and leads to death—yet never without God’s mercy. From the first promise of redemption in Eden, through life east of the garden, to Jesus forgiving sins and restoring the broken, we see that God’s grace runs deeper than human failure. The episode invites listeners to trust the Healer who forgives, restores purpose, and empowers us to walk with God even in a fallen world.

In this opening episode of Truth Everyday, we explore how God speaks into everyday life through creation, Scripture, and Jesus Christ. Drawing from Genesis 1–2, Psalm 19, and Mark 1, the episode reflects on humanity’s identity as God’s image-bearers, the purpose and dignity woven into work and relationships, and the gift of rest as part of God’s design. It highlights how creation declares God’s glory, how God’s Word revives and guides us, and how Jesus embodies and restores God’s original intention for humanity. The episode invites listeners to live out their faith daily—at home, work, and in society—shaped by God’s voice for transformation, not just information.