Cut To The Heart, And You're To Blame • S2E15

The Holy Spirit at Arm's Length • S3E3

Why do so many believers keep the Holy Spirit at arm's length? In this episode of The Walk, Noah sits down with Raul, Tyler, and Caleb to go deeper into Raul's message on the Holy Spirit's role in unity, generosity, and conflict. They unpack the difference between chasing an experience and actually walking with the Spirit, why grace covers us even when we're quenching Him, and what it looks like to ask for His guidance instead of relying on your own strength. This conversation is a reminder that being filled with the Spirit isn't about a feeling, it's about a daily, obedient pursuit of Jesus.

Who Do You Serve? • S3E2

Levi Taylor, the church's new Student Ministry Director, joins Luke & Raul for his first episode of The Walk. They talk about Levi's path into ministry, his heart for students, and what it actually looks like to disciple teenagers in a culture that's a whole lot harder to grow up in than it used to be. The conversation lands on a question worth sitting with: who do you actually serve? Yourself, or God? Honest, encouraging, and a great introduction to the guy who's about to pour into the next generation of leaders in the church.

The Bear of Prayer - S3E1

What does it actually look like to pray like you mean it? Pastor Raul, Pastor Luke, and Pastor Caleb welcome guest Pastor Jonathan Vinke from The Church of Eleven22 to open Season 3. They discuss why prayer is so often a struggle, what it means to find your identity as a son or daughter instead of in your performance, and why the enemy isn't the person sitting across from you in an argument. Oh, and there's a bear. A real one. Standing on a front porch while nobody inside even knew it was there. Funny, honest, and full of things worth sitting with as you kick off this new season.

Audience of One - S2E20

Season 2 of The Walk ends here — and it ends with a big question: who are you actually living for? Pastor Tyler, Pastor Luke, and Caleb dig into Acts 4 and the story of Peter and John standing before the Sanhedrin — two ordinary guys so clearly marked by Jesus that nobody in the room could argue with them. They unpack what it means to live for an audience of one, why boldness isn't something you can manufacture, and how chasing the approval of people around you is one of the greatest yokes of slavery there is. Honest, practical, and a great note to close out the season on.

Repentance Is Not a Four-Letter Word - S2E19

What if repentance wasn't something to dread — but something to actually look forward to? Pastor Raul, Pastor Luke, and Pastor Tyler dig into Acts 3 and get real about what it looks like to turn back to God and feel the weight lift. They talk about why "forgive and forget" sets an impossible bar, how depending on God beats white-knuckling your way through discipline, and the idea that God allowing you to repent is actually one of the kindest things he does for you. Good conversation, honest moments, and a fresh way to think about something foundational to the christian walk.