Who Am I?

With our guest from New Pathways for Children, Ricky Burse, we take a closer look at what it means to be more child-like in our faith.

What kind of work does Jesus expect from Christians? He tells us that the harvest is plentiful, but who does Jesus expect to do the harvesting and what exactly is being harvested. Join us in this week's episode as we answer the question, 'Am I a Laborer?'

One of the heroes of the Bible that you've probably heard about since the time you were a child. But, did you always hear the whole story?  This week, we dive into a Biblical character that was certainly flawed, and we see what we can learn from his example.

The "blame game" is an easy game to play. But, should it be a part of our identity as followers of Jesus? Listen to this week's episode to find out more!

"I'm not a preacher!" That might be what you're saying at the beginning of this episode but hopefully by the end you'll see that simply because you're a Christian, you should in fact be a preacher. It doesn't have to be from the pulpit, but as people who are called to spread the Good News we certainly need to preach.

You may not be headed back to school this month ... but, you should still be a student. Listen to this week's episode to find out why!

Who is my neighbor? Well, Jesus was asked that and answered the question in one of his best known parables. The Good Samaritan gets all of the attention because of what he did right. In this episode we take a look at the two guys that scooted over to the other side of the road. We're like those two guys a lot more than we might be willing to admit. Are you a side-stepper?

First century feet were pretty gross. All the walking and all the dirt with just sandals. I'm glad we don't have to worry about that anymore. Or do we? What was Jesus trying to show his disciples when he washed their feet and what can we get out of it today?   

Wisdom in youth. King Josiah, the focus of todays episode, who was put on the throne at 8 years old had it and he used it. We hope there is a bit of wisdom that you can get out of this episode. 

Put you learning ears on because this episode is filled with all kinds of information. Calvinism, Arminianism, and even a bit of Restoration make an appearance in this episode. There's always something that we can learn when we look at the past and see how it has impacted our present.

As we celebrate our national freedom this week, take some time to think about how we are free in Jesus. That's what this week's episode is all about.

Aliens are weird!! And yet, that's one of the words used in the Bible to describe us. So, what does that mean exactly? Take a few minutes to listen to this week's episode and find out.

It's easy to hear God's Word. It's easy to hear it preached, and taught in a class. But, what about putting it to good use in my life? Listen to this week's lesson, as we discuss the importance of being a "doer" of God's Word.

Labels can sometimes be a divisive topic. The terms conservative and liberal are no exception. Join Bryan, Jackson, and guest Matthew Hiatt as they discuss how these two terms can be handled in a way that doesn't separate, but connects people, and helps you confirm your identity in Christ.

One of the easiest things in the world for us to do ... is to refuse to forgive. Check out this week's episode, as we talk about the how and the why of letting go of grudges.

What does it mean to have biblical joy? Why can we always have joy? Joy is one of the best things about being a Christian, yet it's something we don't talk about. The benefits of being filled with joy are amazing! 

We were blessed to have Dr. Ralph Gilmore join us for this challenging episode. Take a listen as we discuss the challenges Christians are facing in a world where gender identity is becoming more and more fluid.

Siblings aren't always the most pleasant. Joseph knew that all too well. As adults we sometimes don't think of Joseph as anything more than a VBS story we heard years ago. Joesph's patience, perseverance, and forgiveness are great reminders that there's always something we can learn from the timelessness of Scripture.