Walk Talks

In this edition of Friday Focus, Micah Herbster and Micah Gillespie dive into the complex relationship between faith and government. How should Christians respond to governing authorities, especially when laws or leaders challenge our beliefs? We’ll explore biblical teachings that guide us in respecting authority, standing up for truth, and finding a balance between obedience to God and submission to human laws. Through scripture, we’ll examine examples of faithful followers who honored God while navigating political tensions. Join us as we discuss how to honor Christ in our attitudes and actions toward government and authority today.

This week, we dive into Philippians 3:1-7, where Paul challenges us to consider the true source of our confidence and identity. He speaks of his own accomplishments and heritage, but reveals how he counts all as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Mike Herbster leads us as we unpack what it means to shift our confidence away from worldly achievements and instead find our true value in Jesus.

This week, we dive into Philippians 3:1-7, where Paul challenges us to consider the true source of our confidence and identity. He speaks of his own accomplishments and heritage, but reveals how he counts all as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Mike Herbster leads us as we unpack what it means to shift our confidence away from worldly achievements and instead find our true value in Jesus.

This week, we dive into Philippians 3:1-7, where Paul challenges us to consider the true source of our confidence and identity. He speaks of his own accomplishments and heritage, but reveals how he counts all as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Mike Herbster leads us as we unpack what it means to shift our confidence away from worldly achievements and instead find our true value in Jesus.

This week, we dive into Philippians 3:1-7, where Paul challenges us to consider the true source of our confidence and identity. He speaks of his own accomplishments and heritage, but reveals how he counts all as loss compared to the surpassing worth of knowing Christ. Mike Herbster leads us as we unpack what it means to shift our confidence away from worldly achievements and instead find our true value in Jesus.

In today’s world, those in ministry can easily become so focused on their work that they begin to invest more effort into ministry at the expense of their family. However, the opposite can also happen: they may focus so much on their family that their ministry suffers. So, how do we combat this issue and bring balance to a life of family and ministry? Today, Emily and Emaley are joined by Bethlie Young for a discussion on achieving a balanced family and ministry life. While this episode may be directed specifically toward those in full-time ministry, the lessons and principles discussed can be applied to all families involved in their local church in any capacity.

This week, Scott Bratt leads us through Philippians 2:19-30 where Paul introduces Timothy and Epaphroditus as models of faithfulness, loyalty, and selfless service. Join us as we unpack how their examples inspire us to live lives dedicated to Christ and to others. Through Paul’s words, we’ll explore what it means to be “sent” and how these two men’s lives encourage us to take the next steps in our own walk with Christ, wherever we are called to serve.

This week, Scott Bratt leads us through Philippians 2:19-30 where Paul introduces Timothy and Epaphroditus as models of faithfulness, loyalty, and selfless service. Join us as we unpack how their examples inspire us to live lives dedicated to Christ and to others. Through Paul’s words, we’ll explore what it means to be “sent” and how these two men’s lives encourage us to take the next steps in our own walk with Christ, wherever we are called to serve.

This week, Scott Bratt leads us through Philippians 2:19-30 where Paul introduces Timothy and Epaphroditus as models of faithfulness, loyalty, and selfless service. Join us as we unpack how their examples inspire us to live lives dedicated to Christ and to others. Through Paul’s words, we’ll explore what it means to be “sent” and how these two men’s lives encourage us to take the next steps in our own walk with Christ, wherever we are called to serve.

This week, Scott Bratt leads us through Philippians 2:19-30 where Paul introduces Timothy and Epaphroditus as models of faithfulness, loyalty, and selfless service. Join us as we unpack how their examples inspire us to live lives dedicated to Christ and to others. Through Paul’s words, we’ll explore what it means to be “sent” and how these two men’s lives encourage us to take the next steps in our own walk with Christ, wherever we are called to serve.