Watch & Walk Podcast

In this week's episode, Ebenezer talks about another interview he had with his friend Kyle. Kyle, an ex-U.S. Air Force officer, explains the connection between flying a helicopter and Christian discipleship. Ebenezer leverages Kyle's thoughts to encourage Christians to be vigilant in their walk with God. We hope that this message will encourage you to fly your "Christian Helicopter" with diligence.

Many Christians sometimes wrongly think that God is present only at church gatherings, and Christian events. In this episode, Ebenezer uses the life experience of his friend Kyle to emphasize the truth that God is everywhere. He then enjoins Christians to remember this truth so that they can honor God wherever they find themselves. We hope that this message will encourage you to make worship a lifestyle, and not an event.

In his second letter to the Corinthian church, Apostle Paul indicates that God comforts us in all our tribulation, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any trouble, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God (2 Cor 1:3-4). In this episode, Ebenezer explains how Christians can participate in God’s comfort for those who are suffering. We hope that this message will equip you to comfort people facing difficulties in your world.

In his second letter to the Corinthian church, Paul describes God as the Father of mercies and God of all comfort who comforts believers in all their tribulation. In this episode, Ebenezer explains how God comforts Christians when they are going through difficult times. We hope that this message will encourage you to receive divine comfort in your “dark” seasons.

One question that Easter brings to our minds is that of suffering. In this this week’s episode, Ebenezer uses biblical figures like David, Habakkuk and Jesus Christ as models to explore healthy ways Christians can deal with suffering or pain. We hope that this message will encourage you to demonstrate faith in God in times of affliction.

Psalms 154:8 says, “The Lord is gracious and full of compassion, slow to anger and great in mercy.” After explaining the first part of this verse last week, Ebenezer expounds the mercy and patience of God in this episode. He then shares some thoughts on what Christians can learn from these divine attributes. We pray that this message will encourage you to be slow to anger and rich in mercy.

In this episode, Ebenezer explores the divine attribute of compassion. After explaining that people in antiquity considered the bowels or intestines as the seat of compassion, he draws from this ancient understanding to explain what Christians can learn from God's demonstration of compassion to humanity. We pray that this message will encourage you to be a compassionate Christ follower. 

Terms and conditions are integral part of most of the services and products on the market. We often ignore them when we realize they are too long or largely inconsequential. However, ignoring them does not invalidate their existence and implications. In this conclusion of a two-part message Ebenezer continues his exploration of the concept of Terms & Conditions in the Christian life. Using the story of Satan’s last temptation of Jesus in the wilderness (Lk 4:9-12) as a basis, Ebenezer explains why Christians should be wary of standing on generic promises of God in Scripture to make adventurous choices. We pray that this message will encourage you to prayerfully reflect on the decisions you make as a Christ follower. 

Terms and conditions are integral part of most of the services and products on the market. We often ignore them when we realize they are too long or largely inconsequential. However, ignoring them does not invalidate their existence and implications. In this two-part message, Ebenezer relates the concept of Terms & Conditions to life choices. Based on the story of the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness (Lk 4:1-13), Ebenezer shares two examples of the “terms & conditions” implicit in the “life product or service” we sometimes “purchase”. We pray that this message will encourage you to prayerfully reflect on the decisions you make in your life journey. 

One obstacle that has been hampering effective Christian witness to God’s love for humanity is the spirit of accusation and condemnation. In this last part of a three-part series, Ebenezer explains how the Christian view of living as God’s image-bearer is the best way to live above spiritual accusations and condemnation. We hope that this message will provide you with some keys to overcome accusations that seek to weaken your confidence and testimony as God’s image-bearer.