5-Minute Devotion — Day 1 — Character Is Built Slowly | myPodQuest

5-Minute Devotion — Day 5 — The Verdict | myPodQuest

Day 5 — The Verdict At the heart of the gospel is a verdict of grace. In today’s 5-minute devotion, Pastor Kip reflects on the good news that Jesus did not come into the world to condemn us, but to save us. Because of Him, we do not stand condemned. We stand forgiven, accepted, loved, and invited into life with God.

5-Minute Devotion — Day 4 — God Gives Life | myPodQuest

Day 4 — God Gives Life Jesus came that we may have life, and have it more abundantly. In today’s 5-minute devotion, Pastor Kip reflects on the life Jesus gives — not merely someday in heaven, but life with Him now. This is fullness, purpose, peace, forgiveness, freedom, and hope that does not run out because it flows from the One who is life.

Episode 44 - Rest for the Restless | myPodQuest

In Episode 44, Pastor Kip explores Sabbath as more than a commandment or debate. Before Sabbath became a rule, a test, or a theological argument, it was a gift — a reminder that we belong to God before we produce, perform, or prove ourselves. With honesty, humor, and a fresh conversational style, this episode looks at Sabbath as rest, restoration, identity, and relationship with Jesus — a gift for every restless heart.

5-Minute Devotion — Day 3 — Truth with a Face | myPodQuest

Day 3 — Truth with a Face In a world filled with competing voices, shifting opinions, and empty promises, Jesus stands apart as truth with a face. In today’s 5-minute devotion, Pastor Kip reflects on how Jesus reveals truth not only through words, but through love, compassion, grace, and action. Truth is not merely an idea to argue over. Truth is a Person, and His name is Jesus.

5-Minute Devotion — Day 2 — The Way Is a Person | myPodQuest

Day 2 — The Way Is a Person Jesus does not merely point us toward the way — He is the way. In today’s 5-minute devotion, Pastor Kip reflects on John 14:6 and what it means that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. This is not about religious performance or spiritual confusion. It is about a relationship with the One who brings us into the presence of the Father.