In this conversation, Brad discusses the biblical story of Peter walking on water, emphasizing the themes of faith, fear, and the importance of focusing on Jesus amidst life's challenges. He highlights how Peter's moment of doubt mirrors our own struggles and reassures listeners that Jesus is always there to lift us up when we falter. The conversation encourages stepping out in faith despite fears and uncertainties.

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In this episode, Brad discusses the biblical story of Martha and Mary, exploring themes of distraction, presence, and the importance of prioritizing stillness in a busy world. He emphasizes that while Martha was busy serving, she missed the opportunity to be present with Jesus, highlighting the need for balance between doing and being. The conversation encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and consider what distractions may be keeping them from a deeper relationship with Christ.

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In this episode, Brad discusses the story of Zacchaeus, a short man who sought change and transformation in his life. Through the lens of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus, the conversation explores themes of desperation, hope, and the power of grace and repentance. Brad emphasizes that Jesus invites us as we are, without needing to clean up first, and that true transformation comes from accepting this invitation. The episode encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and the parts they may be hiding, reminding them that Jesus sees them and desires to bring change.

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In this episode, Brad explores the story of Naaman from 2 Kings 5, focusing on themes of healing, humility, and the importance of mundane obedience. He discusses how Naaman's pride initially prevented him from accepting a simple solution to his leprosy, highlighting the contrast between our expectations of divine intervention and the often unglamorous path to healing. Brad encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and consider the 'Jordan Rivers' they may be avoiding, emphasizing that true transformation often requires humility and obedience.

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In this episode, Brad explores the theme of doubt in faith through the story of Doubting Thomas. He emphasizes the importance of being real and honest with one's doubts and questions, highlighting that faith can coexist with uncertainty. Brad encourages listeners to bring their doubts to Jesus, who welcomes them without judgment, and to embrace their authentic selves in their spiritual journey.

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In this week's message, Pastor Matt Troyer unpacks Jesus’ teachings on money and generosity, focusing on how our relationship with money reveals deeper matters of the heart. Using the story of the widow’s offering, he challenges listeners to rethink giving—not by the amount, but by the sacrifice behind it. Pastor Matt explores how greed can subtly take root and calls believers to live as stewards, not owners, of God’s resources. Listeners are encouraged to trust God’s provision, embrace radical generosity, and take practical steps to grow in faith. True generosity, he reminds us, flows from dependence on God and reflects spiritual maturity.

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In this heartfelt episode of Your Weekly Calling, Bee reflects on John 15:5, where Jesus reminds us, “I am the vine, you are the branches.” Drawing from her current journey through Beth Moore’s Chasing Vines study, Bee explores what it truly means to stay connected to Christ through every season of life—whether it's a time of waiting, struggle, or celebration.

She shares three powerful truths:

1. God is the Master Gardener – Every pruning season has a purpose. Though painful at times, God's careful work in our lives is always for our growth and good.
2. Abiding in Christ Leads to Growth – Staying connected through prayer, worship, and time in the Word is vital. Apart from Him, we can do nothing.
3. Your Life Has Purpose – Growth takes time. Whether you're in a season of planting, waiting, or harvesting, nothing is wasted in God's vineyard.

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In this conversation, Brad explores the theme of sacrifice, emphasizing its importance in love and relationships. He discusses how true sacrifice often involves small, everyday choices rather than grand gestures. Through personal anecdotes and reflections, he encourages listeners to embrace selflessness and make sacrifices for others, highlighting the profound impact of these actions on personal growth and community.

Takeaways

• True love involves making sacrifices for others.
• Everyday choices can reflect our love and commitment.
• Sacrifice can be as simple as sharing or helping others.
• Real love is not about grand gestures but daily actions.
• We are called to make sacrifices that show love.
• Letting go of selfishness is part of growing as a person.
• Sacrifice can lead to personal growth and deeper relationships.
• Choosing kindness can be a form of sacrifice.
• We should actively seek opportunities to sacrifice for others.