Episode Title: One Thing I Know

Podcast: Walking in His Word

Host: Jason Gohl

Episode Description:

Welcome back to "Walking in His Word," where we delve into the wisdom, encouragement, and inspiration found in the Word of God. I'm your host, Jason Gohl, and today we continue our devotional series called "One Thing." In this episode, titled "One Thing I Know," we examine the transformative power of a single, unwavering truth. Building on our previous studies of the rich young ruler and the story of Mary and Martha, we now explore the story of the blind man healed by Jesus in John 9.

Key Themes:

• The Power of Personal Testimony: The blind man’s declaration, "One thing I know: I was blind, but now I see," highlights the undeniable power of a personal encounter with Jesus.

Episode Highlights:

• Introduction: Recap of previous episodes and their key lessons.

Reflection Questions:

1. How has your faith in Jesus transformed your life?

Join us as we reflect on these questions and draw inspiration from the blind man's story. This episode will encourage you to recognize and proclaim the life-changing truths of your own faith journey.

Connect with Us:

Stay connected with "Walking in His Word" by visiting our website at www.walkinginhisword.com. Don't forget to follow us for more devotional content and updates on new episodes.

Episode Title: Mary & Martha | One Thing Is Needful

Podcast: Walking in His Word

Series: One Thing

Host: Jason Gohl

Episode Description:

Welcome to another enriching episode of "Walking in His Word," where we delve into the wisdom, encouragement, and inspiration found in the Word of God. I'm your host, Jason Gohl, and today we continue our devotional series called "One Thing."  In this episode, titled "One Thing Is Needful," we explore the significant encounter between Jesus and the sisters Mary and Martha. This story, found in the Gospel of Luke, highlights the importance of prioritizing our focus on what truly matters in life.

Key Themes:

• Single Focus: Understanding the concept of focusing on one thing that has the power to challenge and transform us.

Reflection Questions:

1. What is the one thing in your life that demands your primary focus and devotion?

Join us as we reflect on these questions and more, drawing inspiration from the example of Mary and Martha. This episode is sure to inspire and uplift you as you seek to align your life with God's priorities.

Connect with Us:

Stay connected with "Walking in His Word" by visiting our website at www.walkinginhisword.com. Don't forget to follow us for more devotional content and updates on new episodes.

Title - "The Rich Young Ruler: Discovering Your One Thing"

Podcast Title: Walking in His Word

Series: One Thing

Host: Jason Gohl

Episode Summary: In this episode of Walking in His Word, we kick off a new devotional series titled "One Thing". We explore passages where Jesus emphasizes a single focus that can transform our lives. This week, we delve into "One Thing You Lack," based on the story of the rich young ruler from Mark 10:17-31.

Key Points:

• Introduction: The series "One Thing" aims to challenge and inspire listeners to identify the single focus that may be holding them back in their spiritual journey.

Reflection Questions:

1. What is your "one thing" that you might be holding back from God?

Call to Action:

• Reflect on and identify the one thing that may be hindering your full devotion to God.

Follow Us:

• Website: Walking in His Word

Next Episode: Join us next week as we continue the "One Thing" series and explore another passage that challenges us to grow closer to God.

Closing Blessing: May God's peace and blessings be with you always, and keep walking in His Word.

Title: The Parable of the Talents: Maximizing Your God-Given Gifts

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven

Host: Jason Gohl

Description: Welcome to another episode of "Walking in His Word," where we journey through the scriptures in concise, faith-filled segments. In this episode, we conclude our series on the parables of Jesus with the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14-30. This parable teaches us the importance of utilizing the gifts and opportunities God has entrusted to us.

Jesus tells the story of a man who, before embarking on a journey, entrusts his servants with his property. Each servant receives a different amount according to their abilities. Through their actions, we learn profound lessons about faithfulness, accountability, and the eternal significance of our efforts.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding that our talents and opportunities are gifts from God, entrusted to us to steward wisely.

Scriptures Referenced:

• Matthew 25:14-30

Reflection and Application:

• Reflect on your own talents and opportunities. Are you using them to their fullest potential?

Personal Stories and Examples:

• The story of a woman who, despite modest means, used her gift of prayer to touch lives around the world.

Next Steps:

• Pray and ask God to reveal or confirm your talents.

Connect with Us: Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey through the parables of Jesus. Subscribe to our podcast so you never miss an episode. Share this podcast with friends, family, and neighbors to build a community that walks together in His Word. Connect with us on social media @WalkingInHisWordPodcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Parable of the Pounds: Faithfulness and Productivity

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven

Host: Jason Gohl

Description: Welcome back to "Walking in His Word," where we take concise yet impactful journeys through the scriptures. In this episode, we explore the parable of the Pounds from Luke 19:11-28. This parable, shared by Jesus as He neared Jerusalem, addresses the misconceptions about the immediate establishment of God's kingdom and emphasizes the need for faithful service during His absence.

Through the story of a nobleman who entrusts his servants with pounds (a form of currency) before leaving to receive a kingdom, we uncover profound lessons on productivity, accountability, and the eternal significance of our earthly actions.

Key Takeaways:

• The nobleman represents Jesus, who has ascended to heaven and will return to establish His kingdom.

Scriptures Referenced:

• Luke 19:11-28

Reflection and Application:

• Embrace faithful service and productivity in advancing God's kingdom.

Next Episode Preview: Join us in the next episode as we delve into the Parable of the Talents, exploring the different abilities God gives us and how we can use them for His glory.

Connect with Us: Thank you for joining us on this enlightening journey through the parables of Jesus. If these teachings have inspired and stirred your heart, be sure to subscribe to our podcast. Share this journey with friends, family, and neighbors to build a community that walks together in His Word. Reach out to us through our website or connect with us on social media @WalkingInHisWordPodcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Unjust Judge: The Value of Persisting in Prayer

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven

Host: Jason Gohl

Description: Welcome to "Walking in His Word," the podcast where we embark on a brief yet powerful journey through the scriptures. In this episode, we delve into the parable of the Unjust Judge from Luke 18:1-8, exploring the theme of persistence in prayer.

Have you ever prayed for something for a long time without seeing an answer? Jesus shared this parable to encourage us to always pray and not lose heart. We discuss the significance of praying without ceasing and the importance of aligning our prayers with God's will.

Join us as we examine the contrasting characters in the parable - the unrighteous judge who neither feared God nor cared about people, and the persistent widow who kept seeking justice. Learn how the widow's relentless pursuit serves as a powerful lesson for our prayer lives today.

Discover insights on how to stay steadfast in faith, and be inspired to continue seeking God’s will with persistence, knowing that He hears and will answer in His perfect timing.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the importance of persistence in prayer.

Scriptures Referenced:

• Luke 18:1-8

Closing Thoughts: As we wrap up this enlightening episode, remember the words of the unjust judge and consider the greater faithfulness of our just God. Be encouraged to continue in persistent prayer, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.

Subscribe to our podcast to ensure you never miss an episode as we continue exploring the parables of Jesus. Share this journey with your friends, family, and community. Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @WalkingInHisWordPodcast.

Keep walking in His Word, and may His light shine upon your path. Until next time, may your journey be blessed.

Title: The Prodigal Son: A Journey of Repentance and Unwavering Love

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven

Host: Jason Gohl

Summary: This episode focuses on the conclusion of a three-part series of parables dealing with God's attitude toward the lost. The Parables discussed in previous episodes include the lost sheep and the lost coin, now concluding with the Parable of the Prodigal Son. The prodigal son parable, also known as the Parable of the Loving Father, highlights the father's patience, compassion, and unwavering love. The son's journey involves asking for his inheritance, squandering it in reckless living, facing the consequences, and eventually coming to repentance. The young man's repentance follows a pattern: confessing his sin, forsaking the sin, expressing humility, and accepting any judgment or penalty. The father's reaction to the returning son is one of compassion, running to greet him, embracing him, and celebrating his return. This episode emphasizes the father's continuous love and waiting for the son, reflecting God's heart for those who return to Him. The parable illustrates the themes of repentance, humility, and the unchanging love of God.

Episode Introduction

• In today's episode, we're going to see the conclusion of a three-part series of parables dealing with God's attitude towards the lost.

Parable of the Prodigal Son

• Commonly called the prodigal son, meaning wasteful.

Key Points from the Parable

• This parable reveals more about the love of the father than the sinfulness of the younger son.

Insights from the Parable

• Reveals much about the heart of the elder son who rebukes those unwilling to receive the lost who repent.

Exposition of the Parable

• Younger son's impatience and desire for freedom.

Repentance Pattern in the Parable

• Confession of sin: Acknowledging wrongdoing.

Father's Reaction

• Father sees the son from afar and runs to him.

Title: The Parable of the Lost Coin

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven (Pt. 10)

Host: Jason Gohl

Summary: This episode delves into the Parable of the Lost Coin, revealing God's unwavering pursuit of the lost even when they stray due to neglect. Jason Gohl explores the parable's message for both church leadership and individual believers, highlighting the dangers of neglect and the importance of fostering fellowship. Listeners are encouraged to actively reach out and build connections within the body of Christ, ensuring no one feels lost or forgotten.

Key Points:

• The lost coin symbolizes those who drift away from the church due to neglect, often unintentional by leaders or the community.

Call to Action:

• Reflect on your own role in fostering fellowship and connection within the church.

Title: The Parable of the Lost Sheep

Series: Secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven (Pt. 9)

Host: Jason Gohl

Summary: This episode explores the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15, revealing God's relentless love for the lost and challenging our own attitudes towards those who have strayed. Jason Gohl unpacks the parable's meaning, drawing connections to Scripture and highlighting the joy of seeking and saving the lost.

Key Points:

• The parable illustrates God's active pursuit of the lost, like a shepherd seeking a wandering sheep.

Call to Action:

• Reflect on your approach to those who have gone astray.

Title: New Year's Prayer - Do Something New

Summary:

This episode encourages listeners to embrace newness and step outside their comfort zones in the new year. Jason Gohl explores biblical passages that highlight God's love for new things and offers practical ways to incorporate newness into your life.

Key Points:

• God is a God of transformation and change (Isaiah 43:19).

Call to Action:

• Choose one thing you've been wanting to try and commit to doing it in the new year.