When Did Following Jesus Become Comfortable?

Sometimes The Most Powerful Thing We Can Do In Prayer Is Be Silent

We live in a world that equates volume with power — and somehow that mindset followed us into our prayer lives. We fill every moment with words, phrases, and repetition, thinking that more means more. But what if the most honest, most powerful thing you can offer God isn't a speech — it's silence? In this episode, we explore what the Bible really says about how we pray, why Jesus warned against empty words, and how stillness before God isn't a lack of faith — it's the deepest expression of it.

Is Your Religion Useless?

In this episode, we’re tackling a strong question from James 1:26–27: “Is Your Religion Useless?” James warns that a person can think they’re religious and still be deceiving themselves. We’re digging into the difference between empty religion and the kind of faith God calls pure. Join Theresa and Pastor Leroy Theriot as we unpack what real Christianity looks like—beyond appearances.

When Did Following Jesus Become Comfortable?

In this episode of Generations Awakening, we confront the growing tension between cultural Christianity and true discipleship. Has the modern church prioritized convenience over formation? Inspiration over equipping? Jesus never called people to a life of ease — He called them to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. If you’re hungry for depth, tired of surface-level faith, and ready for real spiritual growth, this conversation is for you. Let’s talk about what it truly means to follow Christ — not casually, but completely.

Can You Stand For Truth Without Losing Love?

Can you stand for truth without losing love? In today’s episode, we’re diving into one of the hardest tensions Christians face—how to speak up with conviction in a culture that doesn’t share our beliefs, without becoming harsh, defensive, or self-righteous. What does it look like to stand firm, especially in public spaces, and still reflect the heart of Christ? We’re not talking about compromise, and we’re not talking about cruelty. We’re talking about courageous love—truth that doesn’t bend, and love that doesn’t break.

The Missing Ingredient In Modern Christianity

Have we embraced a version of Christianity that talks about love but avoids reverence? In this episode, we dive into what Scripture really means by the fear of the Lord. It’s not terror that drives us away from God, but holy reverence that draws us closer in obedience, humility, and awe. We’ll explore why the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, why it protects us from casual faith, and why removing it from the pulpit may be costing the Church more than we realize. If we want true revival, it starts here.