You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber. In this episode of 'Christ Instruction for Life' we explore Jesus' warning in Matthew 7:13-14 about entering the straight gate and walking the narrow way, emphasizing that salvation comes only through Christ.

We discuss what the narrow way requires: confession, self-denial, perseverance through trials and persecution, as well as the comfort God gives: His presence, strength, and promised victory for those who follow Jesus.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Adam and Andrea Garber continue the series "Christ Instruction for Life," unpacking Matthew 7:13–14 to show that the narrow way is difficult but ultimately the right way to life. They discuss how walking the straight path means fixing our eyes on Christ, living by God’s Word, and accepting the cost of discipleship.

They offer practical guidance for parents and believers, such as holding biblical boundaries in the home, stewarding children’s influences, and running the Christian race with discipline and faith—encouraging listeners to enter the straight gate and persevere on the road that leads to life.

In this episode of Heirs Together, Andrea Garber unpacks the Golden Rule and its roots in Matthew and Luke, showing how loving God with all our heart naturally leads to loving our neighbor. She discusses how our attitude toward God determines how we treat others and highlight God’s example of sacrificial love.

Using the story of the Good Samaritan, we see how a right heart before God is revealed in compassionate actions, calling us to steward our time, resources, and attitudes in service to others.

You're listening to the Heirs Together Podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, a podcast dedicated to inserting biblical truth into every corner of your life.

In this episode we explore Christ's teaching in the Sermon on the Mount about God as our Heavenly Father: seeking first God's kingdom, trusting Him for daily provision, and releasing worry about tomorrow. Be encouraged! God delights to care for His children as you seek His righteousness.

On this episode of the Heirs Together podcast, Adam Garber teaches from Matthew 6–7 about the "evil eye" — how where we place our treasure determines our heart and how a gaze fixed on worldly things fills the whole person with darkness.

He outlines the principle, practical steps, and promise in Scripture: pursue a single eye fixed on Christ, store up treasures in heaven, and choose to serve God rather than mammon.

Heirs Together with Adam and Andrea Garber continues the series Christ Instruction for Life, examining Matthew 6:22–24. This episode explains how the eye reflects the heart, why you cannot serve both God and worldly riches, and how your focus determines whether your life is full of light or darkness.

Listeners are urged to examine their hearts, set their sight on the Lord, and live a consistent Christian life rather than trying to divide their allegiance between sacred and secular pursuits.

You're listening to the Heirs Together podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber, continuing the series "Christ Instruction for Life." In this episode we explore Matthew 6:19–21 and Jesus' teaching to invest in eternal treasures—righteousness, faith, and love—instead of earthly wealth. We discuss how giving, praying, and fasting shape a life lived for God's reward and include an Old Testament example from 2 Samuel to remind us to trust God's timing and judgment.

The episode encourages Christians to view every action (work, worship, family, and service) as spiritual, doing all things as unto the Lord so that our true inheritance is laid up in heaven.

Join the Heirs Together Podcast with Adam and Andrea Garber as they continue the Christ Instruction for Life series, exploring three core Christian practices from Matthew 6: giving, praying, and fasting.

This episode explains Jesus’ warning against public displays of righteousness, teaches how to practice these disciplines in secret with the right heart, and shows how they shape our trust in God, love for others, and dependence on the Father.