Persecution has been part of the Christian faith from the very beginning. In this episode, we examine the persecution faced by believers in the early church and compare it with the suffering many Christians still endure today for following Jesus Christ.

Drawing from 1 Peter 1:6–8, we reflect on Peter’s words to the exiles—believers who were tested by trials yet anchored by a living hope through eternal life in Christ. Though they were grieved by suffering, their faith produced endurance, joy, and unshakable trust in God.

This message reminds us that persecution does not mean God has abandoned His people. Instead, it reveals a faith that is refined, strengthened, and sustained by hope that cannot be taken away. Join us as we explore what it truly means to be persecuted for Jesus’s sake and how believers today can stand firm with confidence in Him.

(Originally aired November 12, 2022.)

The Bible passage found in Mark 4:35–41 tells the powerful story of Jesus calming the storm. Even though Jesus was in the boat with them, His disciples were overcome with fear as the waves threatened their lives. In the same way, we often panic in the storms of life—even when the Lord is right beside us. This episode reminds us that Jesus is always with us, no matter how fierce the storm may be. He is ready to save, ready to speak peace, and ready to make all things right. Our part is to trust Him. Listen as we explore this passage and help you build stronger faith in Jesus, the One who still calms storms today.

The world can be changed through prayer—one person and one prayer at a time. God calls us to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17) because prayer connects heaven’s power to earth’s need. Every person we encounter is carrying a story, a burden, or a silent struggle—and whether they know it or not, they need prayer. In this episode, we encourage you to step out in faith and lovingly ask those around you—at home, at work, online, or even in passing—if there is anything you can take to God on their behalf. You will be amazed at the hidden hurts and hopes people entrust to you, and as you intercede for others, your own faith will grow deeper and stronger. God tells us that “the prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective” (James 5:16), and He works through the prayers of His people. Join us as we share how simple acts of prayer can spark transformation—and help us cover the world with prayer, one prayer at a time. Please subscribe and share this episode with at least 10 people to begin changing the world through prayer!

Every year we celebrate the First Christmas—the birth of Jesus Christ in Bethlehem as the suffering Servant. But Scripture points us to an even greater day ahead: the Second Christmas, when Jesus returns as the conquering King to gather His Church and usher us into eternal glory. The Bible promises that the Lord will descend with a shout, the dead in Christ will rise, and those who remain will be caught up together with Him (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17). While we rightly celebrate Christ’s birth at Christmas—and honor Him every day—our hearts and eyes must remain fixed on His glorious return. In this episode, we look beyond the manger to the throne and explore why the Second Christmas will be the most joyful celebration the world has ever known.

We celebrate the birth of Jesus at Christmas, but Scripture reminds us that the Child in the manger is also Jesus Christ, the King of Kings (Revelation 19:16)—the promised ruler whose Kingdom is unlike any on earth. He is the King foretold by the prophets, the One whose throne would be established forever (2 Samuel 7:16), and the Messiah whose dominion would bring peace without end (Isaiah 9:6–7).

Jesus does not rule through oppression but with compassion, not by force but by love. He does not seek power from people—instead, He gives power to live in freedom, righteousness, and hope through His Spirit. He is the King who came not in a palace but in a manger, not with armies but with angels announcing peace, not wearing a crown of gold but destined for a crown of thorns. Yet He alone is the King whose reign brings life, joy, salvation, and everlasting peace.

As we celebrate His birth, this episode invites us to see Jesus not only as the baby in Bethlehem, but as the eternal King who reigns forever and welcomes us into His Kingdom. Join us as we explore what it truly means to honor Jesus Christ as our King—and how His reign transforms every part of our lives today.

What if the very thing that wounded you is the very place where God plans to lift you? In this episode, we dive deep into Genesis 50:20, where Joseph declares, “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.” His story shows us that God does not just repair what was broken — He redeems it. From betrayal to blessing, from hardship to healing, God has a way of turning the enemy’s strike into your stepping stone.

When life hurts and people fail you, remember: God’s plan still stands. He is working behind the scenes, shaping your pain into purpose and transforming your hurt into hope. Join us as we explore how the same God who defended Joseph is still fighting for you — proving that what the enemy meant for evil, God will use for your good.

Giving thanks is easy when life makes sense, but Scripture calls us to something deeper. The Bible commands us to “give thanks in all circumstances” (1 Thessalonians 5:16–18), even when life feels confusing or painful. In this episode, we turn to Jesus’ parable of the rich man and Lazarus to uncover a powerful truth: gratitude isn’t rooted in what we see — it’s rooted in the God we trust. Even when circumstances seem unfair, God is still working according to His eternal purposes, reminding us that “all things work together for good” (Romans 8:28) and that trials refine our faith (1 Peter 1:6–7). If you’ve ever said, “Lord, I don’t understand this,” this message will encourage you to trust Him fully — and thank Him even in the seasons that make no sense.

When we face difficult choices and feel torn between right and wrong, temptation and distraction can cloud our judgment. The only way to rise above the confusion is to let God’s will take precedence over our own desires. Yet God never forces His will upon us — choosing what is right requires a heart that is fully committed to Him, strengthened by determination, and prepared to align itself with His purpose. In this episode, we explore why better decision making starts with God and how to walk confidently in His guidance.