In this episode, we explore the beginnings of Abram’s journey of faith in Genesis 12:1–9. As God narrows His redemptive focus from the nations to one man and one family, we witness the remarkable calling, company, and consecration of Abram. From leaving behind his heritage to walking in God’s promises, Abram’s response to God’s call reveals the nature of true obedience and trust. We’ll also consider how his example speaks to our own walk of faith today, reminding us of the eternal significance of looking beyond what is seen and living a life set apart for God.

In this episode, we explore the heart of God’s commandments—revealing not a list of burdens, but a roadmap to blessing, peace, and fruitfulness. Drawing from Deuteronomy 10, we see how God’s call to fear Him, walk in His ways, love Him, and serve Him is designed for our good. These divine requirements are not grievous but gracious, offering spiritual peace, lasting mercy, and the nearness of God’s presence to His people.

We also consider the glory and character of our God—mighty and just, merciful to the stranger and the fatherless, and always working for the good of those who love Him. Through passages like 1 John 5:3 and Romans 8:28, we’re reminded that obedience is both a response to God’s love and the pathway to our deepest joy.

Join us as we unpack how God's governance blesses His people, and why God alone deserves all the glory.

In this episode, we explore Deuteronomy 10:1–10 and the significance of the ark of the covenant and the Levitical priesthood. Why did God command Moses to carve new stone tablets? What was the deeper meaning behind placing them in the ark? We take a closer look at the divine statutes—the Ten Commandments written by God's own hand—and the designated servants—the tribe of Levi, set apart to carry the ark and minister before the Lord.

You'll hear how the ark functioned not just as a container, but as a symbol of preservation, remembrance, and promise. We also draw out the rich parallels between the Old Testament priesthood and the calling of New Testament believers to serve as priests unto God. This episode challenges us to consider: Is God truly enough for us? Are we bearing, standing, and blessing in His name?

Join us for a deep, practical study of how God’s law and His chosen servants reveal timeless truths for our lives today.

In this episode, we explore the sobering truth found in Deuteronomy 9 and Exodus 32: the people of Israel were not chosen because of their righteousness, but in spite of their rebellion. We walk through the sinful substitution of idolatry, the stubborn stance of disobedience, and the saving supplication of intercession. Despite their stiff-necked nature, God's mercy was extended through the faithful prayers of Moses—and ultimately, through the perfect intercession of Christ. This episode challenges us to remember our own unworthiness and cling to the grace that only our great High Priest can provide.

This Easter message takes us to the heart of the resurrection story through the lens of each Gospel. As we rejoice in the risen Savior, we reflect on the miraculous empty tomb, the peace and purpose it brings, and the personal encounter Mary had with Christ when He called her by name. In this episode, we’re challenged to stop seeking life among dead things and instead fix our eyes on Jesus—our risen King, our peace, and our life. Scripture-rich and full of hope, this message calls us to remember His words, rejoice in His victory, and proclaim His resurrection to the world.

In this episode, we explore the opening of John 17, often referred to as the High Priestly Prayer of Jesus. As His hour approaches—the hour of His death—Jesus lifts His eyes to heaven and prays, not only for His own glorification but for the blessing and preservation of His followers.

We examine how scripture reveals the timing of Christ’s death as divinely appointed and untouchable until the Father declared the hour had come. Through passages from John, Hebrews, and other supporting texts, we look at what Jesus prayed for us just before His arrest—six profound desires that still echo for every believer today:

1. Satisfaction in Christ – that His joy would be fulfilled in us.

2. Safeguarding from Evil – that we would be kept from the evil of this world.

3. Set Apart by the Word – sanctification through the truth of God’s Word.

4. Singleness of Spirit – unity among believers that reflects the unity of the Godhead.

5. Sight of Splendor – a longing for us to behold His glory.

6. Saturation in the Father’s Love – that we would be filled with the same love the Father has for the Son.

Tune in as we take a closer look at this powerful prayer, placing it in its historical and scriptural context, and draw out how these six blessings still shape our Christian life today.

In this episode, we dive into Deuteronomy 9 and uncover a powerful truth: despite Israel’s rebellion and stiff-necked attitude, God remained faithful because of one loving intercessor—Moses. We’ll explore how God instructed Israel to recognize their own weakness and acknowledge the greatness of their enemies, emphasizing that their victory was not a result of their own righteousness.

We’ll also confront the harsh reality of Israel’s repeated rebellion, from idolatry to disobedience, and see how God’s mercy prevailed through intercession. Ultimately, this passage challenges us to reflect on our own spiritual stubbornness and recognize the power of intercession in our lives.

Join us as we study the contrast between a rebellious people and a loving intercessor, drawing practical lessons on grace, humility, and the importance of seeking God’s mercy.

In this episode, we examine Deuteronomy 8:6–20 and the powerful warning against forgetting God’s blessings and turning to self-reliance and idolatry. As Moses reminds Israel of the good land and abundant provision God has given, he also warns of the dangers of pride, stubbornness, and neglecting the Lord’s commandments. Join us as we explore the call to gratitude, obedience, and reliance on God rather than trusting in our own strength. Stay rooted in faith and remember the One who provides all things.