Walk Talks

Continue the two-part interview with the red team leader, Jeremiah Clarke, on friendship.

Cody Bill's series "Transformed by Christ" ends with the final podcast today, calling our attention to the positive results of growing in Christ, and contrasting it with the warnings against those who do not "add to their faith" by knowing Christ (2 Peter 1:8-11).

Today in the series "Transformed by Christ", Cody Bill completes the list of qualities in 2 Peter 1:6-7 by explaining how we can practically put them into our everyday life to know Christ and become more like Him.

In the second episode of the series, "Transformed by Christ", Cody Bill explains what transformation looks like specifically from 2 Peter 1:5-6a. The first 3 qualities the apostle Peter mentions are virtue, knowledge and self-control.

The apostle Peter is known as a strong witness for Christ. But how did he get there from being a rough fisherman who at one point denied he even knew Christ? In the next 4 episodes of Walk Talks, Cody Bill examines the key to spiritual growth from 2 Peter 1: knowing and walking with our Lord. Join us this week in studying a series entitled, “Transformed by Christ”.

Jeremiah Clarke, the red team leader at Southland last summer, shares his personal testimony and his heart for teens about the important topic of friendship. Interviewed by Micah and Malachi Herbster.

Today, Thanksgiving Day, focus on what a proper attitude of Thanksgiving produces in our lives as Malachi concludes his series, "The Habit of Thanksgiving".

As we prepare our hearts for Thanksgiving Day tomorrow, let this podcast in the series, "The Habit of Thanksgiving" by Malachi, remind you of practical ways to express praise to the Lord.

As Malachi Herbster continues his series on the Habit of Thanksgiving, listen to today's podcast as he surveys Scriptural stories of how gratitude powerfully changed people's lives.

Thanksgiving week is an important time to reflect on God's blessings. Join Malachi Herbster this week on a study through the Scripture on cultivating the Habit of Thanksgiving.