Vertical Pursuit

In John 5 we see the story of man at the pool, who is asked the question. Jesus doesn’t heal him unprompted. It’s a question of desire and will. What should we take from this? 

A raw and honest podcast exploring the mystery, tension, and truth of healing, why God still heals, why we sometimes remain wounded, and what it means to pursue wholeness in a broken world.

As a bush pilot in the mission field, followed by two stints as a police officer, to a role in domestic aviation, along with running a Christian ministry, Brian has gathered priceless experiences, stories, and wisdom. There will be a Part 2, don’t worry.

Is looking back at your past a sin? Memory itself isn’t sinful, but dwelling in negativity certainly is. God’s mercy is bigger than your past, and finding the proper heart motive is the key.

Maintaining a steadfast faith in the midst of tragedy is a challenge. What do you do when your worst nightmare becomes a reality? How do we do it? How is Bob doing it? His story is inspiring, to say the least.

In this episode, we dive into the idea that we are being held hostage, and how to ultimately be set free. Of course, often times we hold ourselves captive. Friends, the ransom has already been paid.

Easter week is a build up. It’s anticipation, hope, and a promise fulfilled. Ironically, the Word does not show us evidence the disciples were filled with hope, even when it seems like they should have been. Why was this?

We take a journey into what inspired Pastor Mike to write the new book “A Compelling Faith in a Compromising Culture.” This world isn’t about comfort, relevance, or trendiness, it's about a life surrendered to Jesus.

There is power in gratitude, as we know. But, most powerful than that is the perspective shift that must occur to get through difficult times. The problem isn’t that we don’t have enough, the problem is that we forget what enough used to look like.

Danny is sports talkshow host in the Northwest, and recently came through a crushing period of life. His health, his marriage, and family challenges were overwhelming to the point where he almost took his own life. Men’s community, through the church, and his relationship with the Lord, have given him new perspective and a new life.

How do divine sovereignty and human responsibility interact? Do my choices really matter if my destiny is set? We know living faithfully aligns with God’s will, so are we overthinking this. Is it time to be still?