In Mark 11, Jesus curses a fig tree, and after a day, His disciples find it dead. Jesus then teaches how to pray and see what is impossible, become possible.

In this episode of The Cav Collective, Pastor Jonathan reminds you that no matter what challenge you’re facing—you are never alone. Drawing from Hebrews 11 and 12, we look at how ordinary people endured extraordinary trials by faith, and how their testimony surrounds us as proof that God still moves today. Maybe you feel stuck in a valley, battling financial pressure, waiting on a promise, or just fighting discouragement. This devo will encourage you to stop believing the lie that you’re facing something no one else has faced—and instead stand in faith, declaring that if God did it for them, He will do it for you.

Welcome to a special and personal episode of the Cav Collective! We've been creating content and spreading messages for half a year, and it's been a rewarding journey. In this episode, we reflect on three important lessons learned over the year.

First, we discuss the depth and simplicity of the cross, emphasizing that everything we need is found in Jesus' finished work.

Second, we highlight the importance of spending time with Jesus, noting that ministry stems not from activities, but from our relationship with Him.

Finally, we talk about how periods of obscurity can serve as God's training ground, preparing us for future challenges.

We'll also share exciting news about the upcoming season, featuring discussion guides and new content. Stay tuned for more, and thank you for your continued support!

In this episode, we explore Colossians 1:24-29, focusing on the revealed mystery of Christ in us and Paul's perspective on suffering for the gospel. Discover how Paul rejoiced in his hardships, viewing them as part of his ministry.

This session dives deep into the concept of spiritual maturity, the indwelling of Christ, and the call to embrace challenges for the sake of the gospel. Reflect on personal questions to help you grow in faith and maturity. Join us for a transformative journey through the heart of Paul's message.

Week 2 on the attributes of God study by A.W. Tozer

In this lecture, we discuss the significance of accurately understanding and guarding the attributes of God. It emphasizes that distorted views of God's attributes, such as justice, mercy, and grace, lead to broken theology and weakened faith.

In this episode, we explore three profound truths about Jesus' identity, his centrality in all things, and his sustaining power over the universe.

Through personal testimonies and insightful reflections, discover how seeing Jesus for who He is can transform every aspect of your life. Don't miss this enlightening Bible study on the attributes of God!

Join us in this engaging interview with Josue Posada, as we delve into his fascinating journey of faith, music, and ministry. From his musical heritage in Panama to his transformative experiences at the University of Valley Forge, Josue shares how he discovered his calling through worship. We explore topics such as the importance of theology in worship music, balancing ministry with personal life, and how different music genres can glorify God. Whether you're a worship leader, musician, or someone interested in deepening their understanding of worship, this conversation is packed with insights and inspiration. Don't miss out on Josue's unique perspective and heartfelt stories that illustrate the power of worship in shaping a life of service to God. Tune in now to learn more about his path and passions! Please subscribe, like, and share with those who would benefit from this conversation. Thank you for watching

In this lecture, the speaker addresses the issue of biblical illiteracy within the church, emphasizing how cultural philosophies like hedonism have distorted the true image of God as presented in the Bible. The discussion highlights key concepts such as hedonism, which teaches that pleasure is the highest good, and explains how this philosophy has infiltrated modern culture and the church. The speaker sets expectations for the study group, discussing attributes of God including His infinite nature, immensity, and inherent goodness. Practical applications are given for integrating these attributes into daily life, reinforcing the importance of proper theology in worship and day-to-day Christian living.