Christian Episodes

Peter was in prison, facing what appeared to be certain death\. The church prayed, God sent an angel, Peter’s chains fell off, the doors opened, and Peter walked out\. But then we come to Paul and Silas\. They were beaten, thrown into prison, and locked in stocks\. Then, in the middle of the night, they prayed and sang praises\. Suddenly, there was a great earthquake\. The prison doors opened and everyone’s chains fell off\. So why didn’t Paul and Silas escape? Because sometimes God opens a door so you can walk through it—and sometimes He opens a door so you can see what He wants to do while you stay where you are\. The answer is found in what happened next\. Paul and Silas stayed, and the Philippian jailer and his household heard the Gospel\. Then Jesus gives us another important lesson in John 21: Peter became concerned about what would happen to John\. Jesus essentially told him, “What is that to thee? follow thou me\.” The lesson is simple but powerful: **God …

Do you know what time it is? In todays episode, we are studying Romans 13:11-14, where Paul is challenging us to realize the time we are living in, and make sure we are living wisely.

It’s easy to get caught looking back—longing for what used to be or wishing things had turned out differently. But when we live in the past, we can miss the very blessings God has placed right in front of us today. In this episode, we’ll talk about letting go of yesterday so we can walk forward in faith, joy, and gratitude for what God is doing right now.

In today’s episode, we pause with David in the quiet of Psalm 141:1–2, where he pleads, “O Lord, I call upon You; hasten to me! Give ear to my voice when I call to You! Let my prayer be counted as incense before You, and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.” This is more than a cry for help—it’s a posture of surrender, reverence, and trust. Together, we’ll reflect on what it means to let our prayers rise like incense, especially in the moments when words feel few and the heart feels heavy. You’re invited to slow down, breathe deep, and let this ancient song shape your evening offering to God

You’ve got gifts—divinely wrapped and Spirit-delivered—and no, sitting on them isn’t an option. In this episode, we dive into 1 Corinthians 12:7-18 and call out the holy hesitation that keeps too many believers spiritually stagnant. From wisdom to healing to speaking in tongues (yes, we’re going there), it’s time to stop acting like you’re giftless. Every part of the body matters, and spoiler alert: that includes you. Tune in, get uncomfortable, and let’s stop ghosting the Holy Ghost.

Today, we are going to look at a trial example. Trials are a part of life, and I will review what a trial is. I will also look at a real life example of someone who gone through a trial, and how they handled it.

What does it mean to be set apart in a modern world, that is my topic for today. We live in a world where everyone is encouraged to do what they please, not matter the consequences. The Bible paints a different picture. One where God desires us to be holy, to be set apart, not following the things the world chases after. This episode will challenge your way of living in our modern world.

Sometimes we get a little cold. I don’t mean cold as in a lack of heat. I mean cold as in our faith grows cold. When that happens, it usually means that there is something (sin) blocking our relationship with Jesus. In this episode, we look at what it means to be revived and what is essential to being revived.

In order to build a rock solid faith in Jesus, you must first understand that you are a sinner in need of a Savior, and that Savior is Jesus. Confess your sins and believe in Him, and His sacrifice for your sins. That’s the only way to build your...