Bible Study Episodes

Love is one of the most spoken words in the church—but Scripture challenges us to live it, not just say it. In this episode, we examine what love looks like when it moves from intention to action. Drawing from the early church in Acts, the exhortation of John, and the practical warning from James, we’ll discover that biblical love always costs something and always moves toward others.

Jesus never defined love as convenient, comfortable, or selective. In Luke 6, He challenges His followers to love enemies, bless those who hurt them, and give without expecting return. This episode confronts the shallow, conditional love that often passes for Christian compassion and calls us back to a Christ-centered love that reflects the cross. True love costs something—but it also reveals who we truly belong to.

Scripture repeatedly warns that not everything labeled “worship” is accepted by God. From empty rituals to mindless prayers and man-made traditions, God exposes practices that appear spiritual yet are ultimately vain. In this episode, we examine what God Himself calls meaningless—and why sincerity, truth, and obedience matter more than repetition, form, or appearance. True worship is not about outward performance but inward submission to God’s Word.

In John 13:7, Jesus speaks words that echo through every season of waiting and confusion: “What I do thou knowest not now; but thou shalt know hereafter.” Those words remind us that God’s work is often hidden before it is revealed. In this episode, we explore how God’s purposes are frequently misunderstood in the moment by looking at the lives of Noah, Joseph, and Job. Noah built an ark under clear skies, trusting God without seeing the rain. Joseph endured betrayal, slavery, and prison without knowing a throne awaited him. Job suffered deeply, questioning God’s silence while remaining anchored in faith. None of them understood then—but each would understand later. This episode encourages believers who are struggling to make sense of God’s timing, His methods, or His silence. When understanding is delayed, faith must lead. Join us as we learn to trust the God who sees the whole picture, even when we only see the storm—or no storm at all.

When it comes to giving, are you giving to God first, or just giving Him the leftovers? In todays episode, we will see where Cain failed, but Abel was successful at giving. What did Cain do wrong, and how can we make sure we don’t fall into he same trap?

Paul talks about not doing the things he should do, but does do the things he should avoid. It’s a struggle as long as time itself. If you are honest with yourself, you probably do the same thing. There is, however, a way out. Todays episode talks about how to get out of the never ending struggle to do the things God wants us to be doing. Do you feel like a hamster in a wheel?

Yesterday, we talked about keeping mercy and truth at the center of your life. Today, we are looking at a couple real life examples of men who did just that, and see how God worked in them. If you are in your darkest hour right now, it is not the time to abandon your faith. Instead, it’s time to keep focused on God, because He may be preparing you for something beyond your wildest dreams.

As we turn our thoughts to the new year ahead of us, many of us will utter the phrase, “In the New Year I will…..” We’ll make our new year resolutions-things we want to change about us and the life we live. Sadly, many of those resolutions will fail in the first couple weeks. In todays episode, I’ll show you some resolutions we can make to be the Christian that God wants us to be.

Often times, the world looks at the Christian as the bad guy. Why? Because we expose sin, and tell others about Jesus and His forgiveness. It’s because we go against the flow, we don’t walk in the same way as the world walks. In todays episode, we look at what it means to walk for Jesus in the dark world. Are we a troubler? Or are we a truth teller?

In this episode, we look at the topics of idolatry and adultery, both of which are things that shouldn’t be in the life of the Christian. But, are you committing spiritual adultery and cheating on God with idols? People and the nations have been punished for idolatry, God takes it seriously. We’ll look at how we can stay away from cheating on God.

We are talking about spiritual growth today. Why Proverbs, you ask? Because Proverbs gives us insights into the things of God, His ways and how we should live. Proverbs helps us understand and helps us increase our knowledge. Don’t be satisfied with a surface knowledge on this things of God, dive deeper.

What does it really mean to keep the words of Jesus? In a world drawn to convenience, shortcuts, and selective obedience, Scripture calls us back to the simple but transformative truth: love for Christ is proven in the keeping of His Word. From Noah’s radical obedience in a corrupt generation to Abraham’s steps into the unknown, and to Jesus’ own teachings about abiding, this episode invites listeners to rediscover the blessing, intimacy, and power found in aligning our lives with the words of Christ.

In this episode, we explore the kind of love that Jesus calls His followers to embody—love that is visible, sacrificial, consistent, and rooted in obedience to Christ. Pulling from the teachings of Jesus, the apostles, and the early church, this message challenges every believer to examine whether their love merely lives in words or shines through action. True Christian love is not optional—it is the clearest evidence that we belong to Him.

When life gets hard, it can feel like God has stepped away. Elijah faced this reality as Israel fell deeper into sin under King Ahab and Jezebel’s influence. Yet even in a nation drowning in idolatry and personal heartbreak—like the death of the widow’s son—God was still near. This episode explores what happens when we feel distant from God, how our obedience or disobedience affects His presence in our lives, and how Christ reminds us that love and obedience go hand in hand.

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to love like Jesus — not just those who love us back, but even those who oppose or mistreat us. Through Jesus’ words in Matthew 5 and His parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10, we discover that genuine love goes far beyond feelings or convenience. It is an active, selfless compassion that mirrors the heart of God.

God doesn’t call the perfect, polished, or powerful—He calls the humble, the willing, and the brokenhearted. In this episode, we look at how Jesus chose people others overlooked and why true qualification in God’s kingdom isn’t about outward success but inner surrender. From the calling of Levi the tax collector to the encounter with the rich young ruler, we’ll explore what it means to truly respond to God’s call and not just appear religious on the outside.

No power on earth can silence the truth of the Gospel. Even when the apostles were imprisoned and threatened, they kept proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ with boldness and faith. In this episode, we look at how the Gospel continues to spread despite opposition, persecution, or fear—and how believers today are called to carry that same unstoppable message with courage and conviction.

In this episode, we explore Paul’s deep, unwavering desire to truly know Jesus—not just in knowledge, but in experience, relationship, and faithfulness. Through his letters, Paul reveals what it means to live a life of total devotion, endurance, and intimacy with Christ. His example challenges us to evaluate the depth of our own relationship with Jesus and to pursue Him with the same relentless passion.

Life brings challenges that test our faith—but not every hardship comes from the same place. In this episode, we explore the key difference between trials that strengthen us and temptations that seek to destroy us. Drawing from James 1, we uncover how God uses trials to mature our faith, while the enemy uses temptation to lure us into sin. Learn how to discern which one you’re facing, and how to respond with wisdom, endurance, and steadfast faith.

In this episode, we’re diving into the story of Peter’s denial of Jesus — a moment of fear, pressure, and regret that mirrors the struggles many of us face when our faith is tested. Yet, Peter’s story doesn’t end in failure; it becomes a powerful testimony of grace and transformation. We’ll explore what it means to be bold in your faith, even when it’s unpopular or uncomfortable, and how the Holy Spirit gives us courage to stand firm and speak truth in love.

In this episode, we look closely at how temptation works in everyday life through the lens of 1 John 2:16 and the fall of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3:1–8. Satan challenged their understanding of God’s Word, appealing to the desires of the flesh, the desires of the eyes, and the pride of life. We’ll explore how these same tactics show up in our lives today and how we can respond with truth and faith.

Temptation is something every believer faces, but God equips us to overcome it. In this episode, we look at what temptation really is, why it’s so dangerous, and how Jesus overcame it in the wilderness. By studying 1 John 2:15–17 and Matthew 4:1–10, we’ll discover how the Word of God and a heart set on Him are our strongest defenses against the enemy’s schemes.

Life rarely unfolds the way we expect. Setbacks, disappointments, and unexpected challenges can leave us feeling disoriented and discouraged. Yet the Bible reminds us that when our plans fail, God is still faithful, and He calls us to seek Him in prayer. In this episode, we’ll explore how faithful men and women of God turned to Him in their moments of crisis and how we can do the same today.

In this episode, we conclude our journey through 1 John 2 with a powerful reminder that God has equipped His people with the Spirit and His Word to discern truth from deception. John urges believers to remain in Christ, hold fast to the gospel they received, and not be swayed by those who distort the truth. Learn how to walk in the confidence of your anointing, stay grounded in Scripture, and recognize the subtle ways false teachings try to creep into the church.