Have you been walking past your blessings? In this episode, we pause, reflect, and remember what God has done. From the lepers in Luke 17 to manna in the wilderness, we’re reminded that gratitude isn’t just a feeling—it’s a spiritual weapon. Don’t just count your blessings… name them. Shift your focus from what’s lacking to what’s lasting. We are reminded that true gratitude begins when we take inventory—not of our stress, but of our blessings. Through biblical examples, we expose how easily we can forget the miracles we’ve already received. Recognize that the greatest blessing is God’s presence—not just His provision.

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In this episode, we journey into the heart-wrenching cry of Jesus on the cross: "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" This anguished plea raises questions about the depth of Jesus’ suffering. Was He truly abandoned by God, or is there a deeper purpose behind these words? We examine the layers of meaning found in Psalm 22, revealing how Jesus, in His final moments, wasn’t simply expressing despair—He was fulfilling ancient prophecy and bearing the weight of humanity’s sins. This cry, far from a moment of defeat, points us to the ultimate victory won through His sacrifice. Join us for a reflective exploration of Christ's suffering and the redemptive power of the cross, where the darkness of abandonment gives way to the light of salvation.

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In the Bible there is a kingdom that once stood as the pinnacle of human ambition and pride, only to crumble in the face of God. It serves as a reminder that the kingdoms we build without God’s foundation will ultimately fall. All empires built on self-glory eventually fall—no matter how strong they seem. Through the humbling story of Nebuchadnezzar’s madness and eventual restoration, A Kingdom of Sand warns us about the dangers of arrogance and that our lives are ultimately fragile without God at the center. This episode challenges listeners to examine the "castles" they’ve built in their own lives—whether through wealth, success, or knowledge—and asks the hard questions: What happens when the tide of life rises? Can our foundations built with our own hands withstand it? Zealous for God or for yourself?

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In this Season 5 premiere episode, we explore the dangers of settling for “good enough” in our worship, service, and daily lives. Drawing from the story of Cain and Abel and The Church of Laodicea, God challenges us to offer up our very best, not our leftovers. Half-hearted devotion and complacency won't satisfy God, who demands our full surrender and genuine commitment. What’s behind your service, your sacrifice? What is your motive? For Gods glory or yourself? For your convenience or consecration?

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In the finale episode of Return To Truth Podcast Season 4, we discuss the controversial topic that no one wants to hear, of tattoos and piercings, challenging us to consider what Scripture truly says about altering our bodies. Are these modern practices expressions of personal identity—or a compromise with the world? Exploring key biblical passages and early writings, we uncover the ancient context of body modifications and their spiritual implications for Christians today, addressing the deeper question of identity—reminding us that as Christians, we are already marked by God. Our true identity is found in Christ, and we already bare His marks, no others are needed. Marked by God or the World?

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As we reflect on the story of Jesus's birth this season, we are reminded of the greater purpose He came to fulfill. His life was not just to live, but to die on a cross—an event foretold from the very beginning. This episode brings us face to face with the magnitude of God's love, which was manifested in the gift of Jesus—born to die for our sins, so that we might live forever. There is more to Christmas than just a Christmas tree, let us explore the connection between the tree of Eden, the tree of Calvary, and the tree of Life in eternity. This is a celebration not of glittering gifts, but of the greatest gifts ever given—the gift of forgiveness, redemption, and eternal life through the cross. Let this Christmas be a reminder that the cradle and the cross were always connected.

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In Season 4: Episode 13 we take a look at the powerful story of the Woman at the Well in John 4. Jesus didn't just offer her Living Water, but a mirror, revealing the deepest truths about her. He didn't ask us her to clean herself up first either. His presence simply became a mirror so she could see and the dirt of her past faded away. Jesus is the mirror that reveals who we truly are—and who He truly is. When we look into a broken mirror, we can't see ourselves clearly. But Jesus offers an unbroken mirror, a reflection that brings truth and transformation. Listen now!

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The phrase "I'm Going to Hell" might sound like a lighthearted joke to some, but what if there’s far more to it than meets the eye? Is it just a casual expression, or does it carry weight we haven't fully grasped? What does Hell actually signify for our lives, our choices, and our relationship with God? Discover whether it's really something to laugh about—or something to take seriously. Listen now to learn the truth about what Hell actually means for you and what it means for God.

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