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Welcome to our podcast, where we transform our Wednesday videos and Sunday Bible Studies into an audio experience for those on the move. In a world filled with distractions, it’s vital to immerse ourselves in the Lord’s word daily.
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Matthew 6:25-34 Bible Study (opens the original)
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Jesus calls us to lay down anxiety and trust the Father with every part of our lives. He begins with the word “therefore,” connecting this teaching directly to His warning about earthly treasure and divided loyalty. When our focus shifts from Christ to possessions, fear and worry follow. Jesus repeats the command “do not be anxious,” reminding us that our Father knows our needs and cares for us. The Greek phrase mē merimnate reveals that worry often grows from pride—trying to carry tomorrow in o
Matthew 6:19-24 Bible Study (opens the original)
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In Matthew 6:19–24, Jesus confronts the danger of materialism and divided loyalty. He warns us not to store up earthly treasures that fade, break, or disappear, but to pursue heavenly treasure that lasts forever. Our treasure reveals our heart, and our eyes determine whether we walk in light or darkness. A clear, single focus on Christ fills the whole life with light. But a wandering eye leads to spiritual confusion. Jesus ends with a decisive truth: no one can serve two masters. We will either
Freedom of Religion (opens the original)
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This country was founded on the principle of religious freedom, yet as followers of Christ we have sometimes allowed religious persecution to take root in our hearts and actions. Our nation was built on religious freedom, but we must honestly confront how, at times, followers of Christ have enabled religious persecution through both belief and behavior. In this episode we examine that tension, explore how it shows up in personal and public life, and discuss practical steps toward repentance, rec
Matthew 6:16-18 Bible Study (opens the original)
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Jesus teaches that fasting is not optional but expected for His followers. In Matthew 6:16–18, He warns against the hypocrisy of the Pharisees, who used fasting as a public performance to gain praise. True fasting is private, humble, and focused on God. The Old Testament required fasting only in sacred moments, and the early church relied on it during persecution for strength and guidance. Fasting helps us surrender distractions, seek clarity, and draw closer to the Lord. Ask God if He’s calling
John Newton's Amazing Grace Part 2 (opens the original)
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Part 2 continues John Newton’s remarkable transformation after his spiritual awakening at sea. Returning to Liverpool in 1748, he rose from first mate to captain in the trade in human lives before a stroke ended his seafaring career. Newton married Mary Catlett, adopted two nieces, and began serious theological study while serving as a tide surveyor. Years of persistence led to his ordination in 1764, launching a ministry marked by compassion, powerful preaching, and deep influence on figures li
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