Join Jeribai Tascoe, Pastor David Lien, and Pastor Liz Jones as they unpack the true meaning of waiting on the Lord. In this episode, they explore how waiting isn’t passive—it’s active, intentional, and deeply connected to trust. They dive into the tension between moving forward and surrendering to God’s timing, and how waiting becomes a place where faith is strengthened, character is formed, and intimacy with God is deepened. If you’ve ever felt stuck, delayed, or frustrated in a season of waiting, this conversation will help you reframe it and step into it with purpose.

Join Pastor David Lien, Pastor Bob Wilk, and Peniel Whitmer as they unpack the true role of a teacher in the Kingdom of God. In this episode, they explore how teaching goes far beyond simply giving information—it’s about inspiring transformation, cultivating hunger for truth, and helping others encounter God for themselves. They discuss the connection between teaching and coaching, the importance of being led by the Holy Spirit, and why great teachers don’t create dependence—they multiply others.

Join Pastor David, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Liz Jones as they unpack a core truth of the Kingdom: we weren’t called to just gather - we were called to multiply. In this episode, they explore what real discipleship looks like, why Jesus sent people out, and how the life of God is meant to overflow into others. If you’ve ever felt like there’s more to your walk with God than just showing up, this conversation will challenge and invite you into something deeper.

Join Pastor David, Pastor Bob, and Jeribai Tascoe as they dive into what it really means to walk in the Spirit. Not as a religious formula, but as a daily relationship with God. In this episode, they unpack how walking in the Spirit looks in everyday life—from doing dishes to navigating work, relationships, and challenges. You’ll be encouraged to move beyond striving and step into a life of peace, guidance, and continual connection with the Holy Spirit.

Join Jeribai Tascoe, Pastor David Lien, and Pastor Bob Wilk as they talk about the Discerning of spirits - what it is, why it matters, and how the Holy Spirit uses it to protect, guide, and bring freedom. This conversation brings clarity to a topic that can often feel misunderstood, showing how discernment is rooted in the Word, led by the Spirit, and expressed through love.

Join Pastor David Lien, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Liz Jones as they discuss sharing the gospel and what it looks like to bring the good news of Jesus into everyday life. Through biblical insight and practical experience, they explore how the simplicity of the gospel carries the power to transform lives and why every believer is called to share it. They talk about listening to people, sharing your testimony, recognizing the season someone may be in, and learning to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit in authentic conversations. Be encouraged that sharing the gospel doesn’t have to be complicated. It often begins with simply noticing people, loving them well, and pointing them to Jesus.

Join Jeribai Tascoe, Pastor Bob Wilk and Athena Low as they discuss the topic of Loving the Lost. In this episode, they break down how God’s love draws, restores, and transforms both those outside the church and those within it. They share personal testimonies of how steadfast love heals hardened hearts, the difference between conviction and condemnation, and why love is the true evidence of discipleship. This conversation highlights how we are called to be the tangible expression of Christ’s love — inside the house and outside the house — because the greatest of these is love.

Join Jeribai Tascoe, Pastor David Lien and Pastor Bob Wilk as they discuss how the resurrection of Jesus frees us from fear — even the fear of death. Through personal testimony and biblical insight, they share what it means to bring every thought into captivity, shut the door on anxiety, and trust God in the face of overwhelming circumstances. Be encouraged that courage isn’t the absence of fear, but choosing faith in the middle of it. Because Jesus is the resurrection and the life, you are never alone in the fire — and death does not have the final word.