God Talk

When Christ Compliments

Pastor Greg explores how biblical examples of Jesus' rare compliments reveal what pleases God, emphasizing faith, authenticity, sacrifice, and humility. This episode offers insights into aligning our actions with divine approval and understanding the value of genuine trust and truth in faith.

Safety Nets - Part 4: Denial

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we continue our “Safety Nets” series with a message on denial, why we lean on it, how it blinds us to the truth, and what God offers us instead. Live now as we look honestly at our faith, our repentance, and God’s grace and learn how real truth brings real freedom.

What are UFO’s from a Christian Perspective

In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg explores the growing conversation around UFOs and aliens from a biblical and theological perspective. While discussing recent government disclosures and public fascination with unexplained phenomena, he examines why the idea of extraterrestrial life creates challenges within Christian theology.

Safety Nets - Part 3: Indifference

“Safety nets” can keep us from falling, but they can also keep us from truly following Jesus. This Sunday, Dr. Greg Beutel looks at the safety net of Indifference. Indifference toward our faith, toward people in need, and toward how we manage what God has given us and calls us back to a living, active faith. Join us as we ask if our lives really show that we love the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength.

The Secret That Will Keep You From Sinning

In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg dives into one of the deepest struggles every believer faces: Why do we sin even when we know better? Drawing from the words of the apostle Paul, this conversation explores the reality of original sin, human weakness, and the deeper spiritual issue behind every temptation, the belief that God is not enough. Through biblical insight, practical examples, and honest reflection, Pastor Greg unpacks how fear, insecurity, desire, greed, and pain often become excuses for sin while revealing that the root issue is ultimately misplaced trust. What if overcoming sin is less about behavior management and more about learning to truly love and trust God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength?