Episode 2

In this episode of Abide, Jeremiah and Julia continue the conversation about what it looks like to remain with God in everyday life. Together, they reflect on how abiding shapes faith beyond productivity, performance, or spiritual pressure, and how God often works quietly through presence rather than effort.

This episode invites listeners to slow down, examine where they’re striving, and rediscover the freedom of staying with Jesus—especially in ordinary seasons where faith doesn’t feel dramatic, but deeply formative.

Episode 1: Prayer and Abiding in God

In this first episode of Abide, Jeremiah and Julia talk about prayer—not as a performance, but as the place we learn to remain with God in real life. We share what we’re currently learning, what’s been challenging, and how abiding reshapes the way we hear God, respond to pressure, and stay rooted through everyday ministry and family life.

If you’ve ever felt inconsistent in prayer, spiritually distracted, or unsure how to “abide” beyond a busy season, this conversation is an invitation to slow down and return to the simple, transforming presence of God.

What Christ Has Done: Made Us Righteous

Have you ever felt unrighteous? Like you can't approach God because you sinned or messed up somehow. In this episode we discuss how Jesus has made us righteous. We can't earn righteousness, we can't be good enough, but God gives us right standing with him when we receive it by faith.

What is the significance behind water baptism? Is it just church tradition? Is there a right and wrong way to do it?

In this episode we'll dig into these questions and more. I believe this teaching will change your perspective on the importance of water baptism.

This is a Sunday service recording from The Gospel on 8.13.23