Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason!

Today we're talking about the power of prayer and why sometimes the simplest thing we can do is just ask. Jesus said to ask, and Scripture reminds us that we have not because we ask not.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason talk about the importance of asking God with faith, not fear. When we bring our requests to God, we can release the stress, worry, and weight we're carrying and trust Him to take care of it.

They also share the story of the persistent widow in Luke 18 and what Jesus was really teaching about prayer. Keep asking, keep praying, and keep believing—but don't forget the most important part: faith.

God's timing is not always our timing. Sometimes what we're asking for isn't right for us yet, but when we trust God's will and His timing, we can let go of the worry and know that He has something good planned.

Prayer doesn't have to be complicated. It's about relationship. Talk to God throughout your day, include Him in the little things, and simply be yourself. God wants to hear from you!

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot!

Today we're talking about what happens when you put Christ in the middle of your crisis. Storms are going to come, but we don't have to face them alone.

Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot talk about the difference between going through a crisis on your own and inviting Jesus into the middle of it. When we put Christ into our stress, worry, and fear, we can experience a peace that surpasses our understanding.

They share the powerful illustration of a butterfly struggling to get out of its cocoon and a chick breaking through its shell. Adversity isn't always there to destroy us—it can make us stronger and help us grow.

Jesus never promised that we wouldn't have storms, but He promised to be with us through them. Cast your cares, worries, doubts, and fears on Him.

Whatever you're facing today, don't leave Jesus out of the situation. Put Christ into your crisis and let His peace carry you through the storm.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot!

Today we're talking about the inner voice that tells you that you can't, you're not good enough, or you're not capable. But what if that voice isn't really who you are—and it's not the voice God wants you listening to?

Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot talk about how the enemy attacks our value, authority, and ability, often disguising that voice as our own thoughts. But when we receive Christ, we have a new voice within us—the Holy Spirit, who encourages and builds us up.

They look at Moses and how he believed he couldn't do what God had called him to do because of his own limitations. But God pushed Moses beyond that defeating voice and helped him step into what he was created to do.

God accepts you where He found you, but He doesn't leave you there. He wants to take you from where you are and lead you into everything He has for you.

So today, silence the voice of defeat and start listening to the voice that says, “You can do all things through Christ who strengthens you.”

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot!

Today we're talking about what it really means to live in the freedom God has given us. Galatians 5 reminds us that we are called to be free—but that freedom comes with responsibility.

Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot talk about the difference between what is permissible and what is profitable. Just because we're free to do something doesn't mean it's wise, beneficial, or honoring to God.

Our choices don't just affect us. They can impact our families, our children, our relationships, and the people watching our lives. Instead of using our freedom to indulge the flesh, we're called to use it to pursue the things of God.

And when the world looks at Christians, they should see freedom—not another prison. We are new creations in Christ, and our lives should reflect who God says we are.

So today, ask yourself: “It's permissible… but is it profitable?” Choose the path that leads to life, freedom, and a powerful example for those around you.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot!

Today we're talking about forgiveness, reconciliation, and the things that can block the harvest God wants to bring into our lives. Matthew 5:23–24 reminds us that if we remember someone has something against us, we should first go and be reconciled before bringing our gift to God.

Pastor Jason and Pastor Scot use a powerful garden illustration: unforgiveness is like weeds that can choke out the seeds you're trying to plant. If we want the best harvest, sometimes we have to de-weed our garden and let go of the anger, frustration, and unforgiveness we're carrying.

Maybe there's someone in your life you need to apologize to, forgive, or make things right with. Don't carry that “turdlet” around in your pocket! Let it go and make room for what God wants to do.

Today, choose to be a peacemaker and a reconciler. Clear out the weeds, heal the relationships, and make room for God's harvest.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly!

Today we're talking about becoming a “need meter”—instead of waking up focused on what we need, looking for opportunities to meet the needs of the people around us.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly share from Philippians 4 and talk about how Paul, even while facing incredible hardship, focused on the needs of others. They explore how God often leads us through the needs we encounter, and how meeting someone else's need can become the very thing God uses to meet ours.

Pastor Holly shares a powerful story about helping her daughter move through a difficult moment by choosing to smile, encourage, and bring joy to others. What started as a simple smile became a lesson about how we can choose to advocate for and encourage people around us.

Jesus modeled this perfectly. He was constantly looking for people who needed help, healing, encouragement, food, and hope. He was led by need, and as He met the needs in front of Him, He fulfilled His purpose.

So what if you changed the way you approach today? Instead of asking, “What can I get?”, ask, “Who can I help?” Look around your home, your workplace, your church, or wherever you go. Someone may need encouragement, a smile, a helping hand, or simply someone to believe in them.

Every need you meet can be a breadcrumb leading you toward what God has for you.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason!

Today we're talking about celebrating the small victories and realizing that every little win in life is moving you closer to the bigger victory God has for you.

Sometimes we look at our lives and feel like we're not making any progress. It can seem like we're turning the same pieces over and over again without getting anywhere. But just like solving a Rubik's Cube, you may be much closer to the finish than you realize.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason talk about the Israelites entering the Promised Land. God had already promised them the land, but they still had battles to fight and victories to win along the way. They didn't take everything in one moment. They moved forward victory by victory, battle by battle.

The same thing can happen in our lives. Your marriage may not be perfect today, but maybe you've finally stopped fighting about something you've struggled with for years. That's a victory! Maybe you're making progress with your children, your job, your relationships, or your attitude. Don't overlook the little wins.

They also talk about how God gives us patterns for victory. Just like there are patterns that help you solve a Rubik's Cube, God's Word gives us patterns for how to love, forgive, encourage, and live the victorious life He has called us to.

Joseph didn't experience one giant victory that changed everything overnight. He experienced one small victory after another—as a slave, in prison, and eventually when God used him to interpret dreams. Some of the victories you're experiencing today may not reveal their full impact until much later.

So don't let the fact that you haven't reached the finished picture make you think you're losing. You may be closer than you think.

What is one small victory you can celebrate today? Maybe it's showing up, encouraging someone, responding with joy, making progress at work, spending time with your family, or simply choosing to keep going.

Celebrate the small victories. Follow God's patterns. Keep moving forward. Because those little victories add up, and before you know it, you may look back and realize God was leading you toward a much bigger victory all along.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason close by praying that we would recognize and celebrate the victories throughout our day and understand that each small victory is part of winning the bigger battle.

And remember—you can't win without Jesus. Stay connected to God, get into church, grow together, and keep following His game plan for victory.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly!Today we're talking about being romanced by the King and learning to recognize the ways God is reaching out to us throughout our day. Ephesians 5:25 says, “Husbands, love your wives just as Christ also loved the church and gave himself for her.” While we often hear this scripture in the context of marriage, today we're looking at another beautiful picture of Christ's love for us.Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly continue the conversation from “Crowned with a Promise, Romanced by the King” and explore what it means to see Jesus as our Bridegroom—the King who loves us with a pure, everlasting, and intimate love.They take us to the Song of Solomon, a beautiful picture of the Bridegroom and the bride. When we understand Jesus as our Bridegroom, we can begin to see Scripture as more than rules and religion—it becomes a love story and a love letter from God to us.So how does the King romance us? One of the ways is through beauty.Look around you. God didn't create a sterile, emotionless world. He filled it with incredible beauty—sunrises, sunsets, flowers, mountains, skies, landscapes, and so many unique details that can stop us in our tracks.But sometimes we're so busy with life that we don't stop long enough to receive it.That beautiful sunrise might be more than just a sunrise. That flower, that moment of peace, that breathtaking view, or even that simple cup of coffee might be an invitation from God saying, “I was thinking about you today.”What if we started looking at the beauty around us as one of the ways our King is reaching out and reminding us that we are loved?Today, slow down. Open your eyes. Receive the romance. Receive the beauty. Receive the love that God is putting into your day. Don't rush past the little things that may be God's way of reminding you that He sees you and loves you.Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly close the episode by praying that we would have eyes to recognize God's beauty and receive the moments He has placed in our day.And don't forget—church isn't something you watch. It's something you experience. Make time to get into church and experience the community, presence, and love of God together.Partner with us at wakeuptv.tvDon't forget to like, share, and subscribe.Have a blessed, amazing, and epic day!#WakeUp #PastorScot #PastorHolly #BibleStudy #ChristianMotivation #Faith #GodsLove #Jesus #SongOfSolomon #Ephesians525 #RomancedByTheKing #GodsBeauty #ChristianLiving #GodsLoveForYou #JesusIsKing #Bridegroom #ChristianYouTube #FaithJourney

Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scott and Pastor Jason.

Today we're talking about the power of our words and why we need to stop talking badly about people. James 4:11 says, “Brothers and sisters, do not slander one another.” What we say about people when they're not in the room matters, and our words can either build relationships or tear them down.

Pastor Scott and Pastor Jason talk about how easy it can be to join conversations filled with criticism, accusations, and negativity. But instead of participating in gossip or slander, we're called to build people up, encourage one another, and speak life.

They share a simple but powerful challenge: when someone starts telling you something negative about another person who isn't there, ask, “Why don't we call them before we talk about them?” Go directly to the person instead of allowing accusations and assumptions to spread.

This kind of wisdom can transform our friendships, marriages, families, churches, workplaces, and every relationship in our lives. We should be people who protect others with our words, choose integrity over retaliation, and remember that love covers.

Pastor Scott and Pastor Jason also use a powerful picture: be helium. Everything that comes out of our mouths should have the potential to lift people higher, not become a heavy weight that brings them down. Imagine what would happen if we made it our goal to speak about people as though they were standing right beside us.

And there's another powerful reminder in this episode: God isn't finished with your story. Haggai 2:9 says, “The glory of this latter temple shall be greater than the former.” Don't spend so much time looking back at what God has done that you miss what He is still preparing to do.

Just like the movie illustration at the end of the episode, the movie isn't over yet. When everything looks like it's falling apart, the story isn't finished until the credits roll. God is still working, and He can save the best for last.

So today, choose to speak life, build people up, protect your relationships, and stop looking backward. Your story isn't over. God isn't finished. There is still greater ahead!

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Jason, Pastor Scott, and Pastor Grace.

Today we're talking about faith, God's timing, and learning to receive what God has for you now. In John 2, when Jesus and His disciples were invited to a wedding and the wine ran out, Jesus said, “My hour has not yet come.” But Mary told the servants, “Whatever He says to you, do it.” This powerful story reminds us that faith can change the timing of what we believe God is going to do.

Pastor Jason, Pastor Scott, and Pastor Grace talk about how we can sometimes become comfortable saying, “Someday God will do it,” or “I'll have it eventually.” But faith operates in the now. Hebrews 11 teaches us that faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen.

They talk about the difference between natural timing and spiritual timing. There may be seasons where God is preparing and equipping you, just as David had a season of preparation before becoming king. But there are also moments when God is saying, “Now is the time.”

What have you been believing God for? Joy? Peace? Healing? Purpose? Provision? A breakthrough in your family or business? Don't automatically assume that everything has to happen years from now. God can redeem time and move you into what He has prepared for you.

Faith isn't about begging a reluctant God to finally give you what you need. God's Word says He supplies our needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus. When you receive the revelation of what God has placed inside you, you can begin to conceive it in your heart, see it by faith, and walk toward it.

Your circumstances may say, “It's going to take years.” Your experience may say, “That's impossible.” But faith says, “God can change things.” Don't limit what God can do based only on natural timelines.

You don't have to wait until you're older to experience God's goodness. You can have joy now. You can have peace now. You can believe for healing now. You can step into purpose now.

God has placed purpose inside of you, and your life can make a difference in your family, your community, and your world. Let faith illuminate your spirit and give you the courage to believe that God can do something new right now.

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