Tradition or Truth?

The Full Story : From Promise to Resurrection- Because He Loved Us

Season Finale What really happened leading up to Resurrection Sunday?You’ve heard about the cross…but do you know the full story?From Abraham and the first sacrifice, to the Tabernacle, to the promises and prophecies of a coming Savior—everything was leading to this moment.This episode walks through the final days of Jesus—His betrayal, suffering, and crucifixion… the silence of the tomb… and the moment everything changed.Because this wasn’t random and it wasn’t just history. It was love… all along. Because while we were still sinners—He chose the cross.

Tradition or Truth?

In this episode we have an open conversation about the origin of specific holidays and traditions. We share our own questions and discoveries; as we wrestle with what it means to follow God faithfully in a world full of norms we rarely question. We encourage and challenge listeners to open their bibles, test what they've been taught and hold fast to what is true.

GOSSIP

In this episode, we explore why it’s easy to fall into gossip and how it impacts relationships in our lives. Through the lens of the Bible we reflect on the heart behind gossip and how it can tear others down. This episode challenges us to be more mindful and intentional with our words, and the company we allow ourselves to be around, choosing to speak life instead of harm.

You Can't Fumble His Purpose

In this episode, we explore the truth that God's will ultimately prevails over our plans, mistakes and detours. While we may try to take control of our own path His purpose for our lives remains unchanged. When we try to take control our journey often becomes longer and harder. Even through delays he is always faithfully guiding us toward the place we were always meant to be. Scriptures Referenced Proverbs 19:21 ~ Opening Verse Judges Ch 13-16 ~Samson's story Johan Ch 1-4 ~Jonah's Story Mark 5:40-41~ Tabitha Genesis 50:20 ~ Joseph

Drifting in Good Works

In this episode we talk about the exhaustion of doing all the "right" things. When good works replace genuine connection with God, burn out isn't far behind. This is a reminder that only through personal time with God are we truly replenished.