In this episode, we dive into the powerful moment when Jesus cursed the barren fig tree—a symbol and warning for all of us. The fig tree looked healthy on the outside but produced no fruit, just as many people claim faith but show no evidence of it in their lives. Jesus makes it clear: if we do not bear fruit, we risk the same fate. John 15 reminds us that we must remain in Him—abide in His presence and obey His commands—to produce the fruit that honors God. This is not about empty religion or surface-level belief; it’s about a transformed life that reflects Christ in action, word, and heart. Are you producing fruit, or just looking the part?

In this follow-up to our last episode, we dive deeper into the truth that while God’s blessings are real and His promises are sure, they also require something from us. We can't expect to walk in the fullness of what God has for us if we’re not willing to be faithful stewards of what He’s already given. This episode is a call to action—a reminder that obedience, discipline, and stewardship unlock the blessings we so often pray for. God is not a vending machine; He’s a Father who trusts us with His gifts.

In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into a powerful truth: Jesus has already done everything we could ever ask for—and more. Too often, we treat our relationship with God like a transaction, expecting blessings in exchange for our obedience. But the gospel isn’t about earning favor; it’s about receiving a gift that’s already been given. Jesus paid the price in full. Our focus shouldn’t be on what we want God to do next, but on who He already is and what He’s already done. Let this episode realign your heart and renew your faith in the finished work of Christ.

In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the dangerous deception of the “once saved, always saved” belief. Can we truly live however we want—separate from God, unrepentant, and unchanged—and still expect eternal life? Scripture says otherwise. We explore what it really means to follow Christ, the call to holiness, and why salvation is not just a moment but a lifelong walk with God. This is a wake-up call for anyone who’s placed their faith in a false sense of security. It’s time to return to truth, obedience, and intimacy with the Father.

In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the importance of surrounding yourself with godly friends who challenge, encourage, and strengthen your walk with Christ. True fellowship goes beyond surface-level connections—it's about accountability, spiritual growth, and walking through life with those who sharpen your faith like iron sharpens iron (Proverbs 27:17). Join me as we explore how intentional relationships with other believers can deepen your relationship with God, help you stay grounded in truth, and push you to become more like Christ.

In this episode of Everyday Faith, we dive into the silence of Saturday—the day between the cross and the resurrection.

It’s the day where everything seemed lost, where prayers felt unanswered, and hope felt distant.

But just because God was silent didn’t mean He wasn’t working.

Maybe you’re in a Silent Saturday season right now—where you can’t hear God, can’t feel Him, and wonder if He’s even there.

This episode is a reminder that even in the silence, God is moving. His delays are not His denials, and His silence doesn’t mean His absence.

Let this be your encouragement: the resurrection is coming.

In this episode, we take a deep look at one of Jesus’ most misunderstood statements: “I did not come to bring peace, but a sword.” (Matthew 10:34–39). What does it mean when the Prince of Peace says He brings division? We’ll unpack how following Christ may cost us relationships, comfort, and even our own desires—but it leads to true life. This is a call to radical devotion, where loving Jesus means putting Him above everything and everyone else. Tune in as we explore the cost of discipleship and the reward of surrender.

In this episode of Everyday Faith, we’re tackling the danger of being a lukewarm Christian—trying to keep one foot in the world while claiming to follow Jesus. Scripture makes it clear that God desires our whole heart, not a halfhearted commitment (Revelation 3:15-16). We’ll discuss what it means to be truly all-in for Christ, the consequences of spiritual complacency, and how to surrender fully to Him. It’s time to stop straddling the fence and live boldly for Jesus!

Tune in, be challenged, and take the next step in your faith journey.