Summary

In this episode, Isaiah Leininger, Walker, and Ben Cooper discuss the challenges and opportunities of serving God while single. They explore the societal pressures surrounding relationships, the importance of finding contentment in one's relationship with God, and the unique opportunities that singleness provides for personal growth and ministry. The conversation emphasizes the significance of trusting God's timing, the qualities to seek in a future spouse, and the need to focus on spiritual growth rather than societal expectations.

In this episode of the Through the Eyes of Jesus podcast, Isaiah Leininger and Walker Howell welcome Professor David Hester from Faulkner University to discuss the five acts of worship as outlined in the New Testament. The conversation explores the significance of worshiping in spirit and truth, the specific acts of worship that God desires, and the importance of adhering to biblical teachings in worship practices. The discussion also touches on the nature of worship in daily life and the distinction between corporate worship and personal devotion.

In this episode, Isaiah Leininger and Ben Coleman discuss the vital role of youth ministry in the church, emphasizing the importance of connecting youth with biblical teachings, community, and adult mentors. They explore the challenges faced by young youth ministers and provide practical advice on building a thriving youth group, including the significance of having a solid biblical foundation, engaging with parents, and fostering a supportive environment for spiritual growth.

In this episode of the Through the Eyes of Jesus podcast, Isaiah Leininger and guest Chris McCurley delve into the complex topic of anxiety, exploring when it becomes sinful and how it affects our faith. They discuss the nature of worry, biblical perspectives on anxiety, and the importance of prioritizing our relationship with God. The conversation emphasizes the need to trust God amidst our concerns and highlights the role of emotions in our spiritual journey. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to seek God as their source of peace and guidance in times of anxiety.

In this episode, Isaiah Leininger and Todd Johnston discuss the challenges of youth ministry in a secular age. They highlight the importance of youth ministers and parents in guiding young people to know God and His teachings. They address the struggles that youth face, such as peer pressure, substance abuse, immodesty, and the negative influences of the internet. They emphasize the need for exposure to the love and acceptance of God, building relationships with young people, and teaching them the truth. In this conversation, Isaiah Leininger and Todd Johnston discuss the importance of youth ministry and reaching out to unchurched young people. They emphasize the need for the entire congregation to be involved in youth ministry, not just the youth minister. They share personal stories and examples of how churches can create a culture of love and acceptance for young people. They also discuss the role of mentorship and the impact it can have on young people's faith. Overall, the conversation highlights the power of the gospel and the importance of showing love and care to young people.

In this episode, Isaiah Leininger, Walker Howell and Brother Lonnie Jones discuss the complex issue of addiction and substance abuse within the church. They explore the definition of addiction, the various types of addictions, and the psychological mechanisms behind them. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding the emotional roots of addiction, the role of shame and guilt, and the need for a supportive community. They also highlight the significance of finding one's identity in Christ and the dangers of quick fixes. The episode concludes with practical strategies for overcoming addiction and encouraging those struggling with it.

In this episode of the Through the Eyes of Jesus Podcast, Isaiah Leininger and Ryan Daniel discuss the concept of self-worth from a biblical perspective. They explore how cultural influences, such as the self-esteem movement and participation trophies, have impacted individuals' perceptions of their value. The conversation emphasizes the importance of resilience, contentment, and finding identity in God rather than in societal standards. They also address the dangers of social media comparison and the significance of learning from failure. Ultimately, the episode encourages listeners to recognize their worth as children of God and to cultivate a healthy self-image based on biblical truths.

When our lives feel out of control, the natural response is to try and control things, especially during mental health struggles, but is this the right way to respond? Should Christians be willing to give up control during mental health struggles? Are we even in control in the first place? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest, Kristen Turbeville, as they discuss, Giving Up Control During Mental Health Struggles.