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This conversation invites both skeptics and committed believers to take an honest look at the Bible’s relevance today. We start with a modern hook—“Would you follow Jesus on social?”—then trace why the Bible’s story begins with Jesus, how eyewitness testimony shaped the New Testament, and what Christians mean by words like “inspired,” “inerrant,” and “authoritative.” You’ll hear practical encouragement to trade a secondhand faith for a firsthand encounter with Scripture and a simple plan to begin this week—no overwhelm required.

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Today’s conversation explores why faith flourishes in committed relationships, not just in rows on Sunday. Learn how consistent circles help you practice Jesus’ words, notice drift before it’s too late, and build the kind of safety that changes lives. Key texts: Matthew 7:24–27; James 1:22–25. 

Highlights

• “Circles are better than rows” for growth and care
• Why knowledge alone isn’t the goal—obedience is
• What makes a great group: show up, join in, be real (ABC)

Reflection Questions

1. Where are you “hearing” but not yet “doing”?
2. Who notices when you start to drift?
3. What’s one step you can take this week to build consistent community?

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When life’s storms rise, anxiety follows—but Jesus offers a peace that “guards your heart and mind.” This episode shares a practical rhythm anyone can try: be still, look up, and open your hands—a daily way to move from “oh no” to “oh God.” 

Reflection questions:

1. Where are you low on peace right now?
2. What could you remove or pause to be still this week?
3. What would it look like to open your hands to God—just for today? 

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Feeling forgotten or stuck at a crossroads? This episode unpacks Joseph’s long road from pit to palace and points to a God who is working even when we can’t see it—so you can take the next faithful step today. You’ll hear why we “don’t confuse God’s silence with His absence,” and four responses that shape a resilient faith: flee temptation, work hard, speak truth (not self-promotion), and forgive. Scriptures include Genesis 39–41; 50:20 and Hebrews 12:1–2. 

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When life feels unfair or overwhelming, it’s easy to wonder if God has forgotten you. This week, we look at the story of John the Baptist and discover that doubt is part of faith—and that God’s silence is never His absence.

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Why do bad things happen even when we’re doing everything “right”? In this message, we explore how many people sign God’s name to promises He never made—and how Jesus gives us something far better than circumstances could ever provide. Learn how to fix your eyes on Jesus and run your race with perseverance.

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This episode begins our series Under the Circumstances, where we explore what it means to hold on to God when life feels overwhelming. Looking at the raising of Lazarus, we see how Jesus meets us in our pain, weeps with us, and invites us to trust Him more deeply.

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This week’s message challenges us to examine what our reactions say about our confidence in God’s goodness and greatness. Learn why surrendering control and trusting Him can free us from worry, reshape our responses, and bring lasting peace.

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How do your reactions shape the way others see your faith? In this episode of Reactions Speak Louder, we explore what it means to trust God in the moments that test us most.

Listen in and be encouraged to live in a way that reflects something greater than yourself.

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Our reactions reveal more about us than we might think. In this message, we begin a new series exploring what it means to respond in unexpected ways—underreacting with grace instead of overreacting in frustration. Jesus shows us that even the smallest reaction can become an opportunity to point others toward Him.

Tune in and be challenged to rethink how you respond in everyday life.

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