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The Rich Young Ruler: What Are You Holding Onto?We all have something we’re clutching that we don’t want to let go of. In this episode, we break down the story of the rich young ruler from Mark 10 and explore what it really means to surrender to Christ.A young man runs to Jesus asking, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” He’s moral, religious, and doing everything right. But Jesus looks at him with love and puts his finger on the one thing standing between him and the kingdom—his wealth. The man walks away sad.Using the illustration of a monkey trap, we unpack how we’re just like this young ruler. We hold onto things (wealth, status, comfort, acceptance, desire) thinking they’ll save us, when Jesus is calling us to simply let go and experience the freedom that’s already ours in Him.Key Points:* Why Jesus challenges our self-righteousness* The one thing we all lack: faith* How idols are good things that become ultimate things* Why surrender is easier when we see what Christ did for us* What it means that eternal life starts now, not laterThis isn’t just about rich people—it’s about all of us and what we’re trusting in for salvation, security, and satisfaction.After the Amen segment: We share what we’re personally holding onto and challenge you to identify yours.💬 COMMENT BELOW: What is something you’re holding onto that you need to surrender?Support this ministry: amenpodcast.comVenmo: @amenpodcast | Cash App: $amenalex Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Here’s a simple podcast description:Why We Deny Jesus (And How to Stop) | Matthew 26:69-75Peter denied Jesus three times in one night. A teenager cursed Jesus for $1,000. And if we’re honest, we deny Him too—for a smile, for acceptance, for FOMO, or just to fit in.In this episode, we break down Matthew 26:69-75 and uncover three things: why we deny Jesus, the problem it creates (self-deception), and how to stop.The truth is, when you deny Him, you’re not fooling anyone but yourself. Your new identity in Christ will always show—just like Peter’s accent gave him away that night.But here’s the good news: God’s grip on you is infinitely stronger than your grip on Him. When you fall, you grieve with hope, knowing nothing can separate you from His love.Let’s stop blending in with the world and start living like heaven is our homeamenpodcast.com Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

In this message, we explore one of the most powerful moments in Scripture: Jesus standing before His accusers in complete silence. While false witnesses lied about Him, while they spit on Him and beat Him, Jesus said nothing. His silence wasn’t weakness—it was strength, trust, and love.We live in a world that tells us to defend ourselves, to speak up, to fight back. But what if God is calling you to be still? What if the most powerful thing you could do right now is trust Him to fight for you?In this episode, we unpack Matthew 26:57-67 and discover why Jesus was silent, why being still is so hard for us, and how we can find the power to be still in our own lives. From the Israelites at the Red Sea to Jesus before the Sanhedrin, we see a consistent theme: the Lord will fight for you, and you have only to be silent.This message will challenge you to examine your own heart. When are you speaking when you should be still? What are you trying to control that you need to surrender? And how can you find healing by letting go and trusting God’s timing?Join us as we learn what it means to truly be still and know that He is God.Support the Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.com Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Ever wondered what Jesus was really facing in the Garden of Gethsemane? It wasn’t just death—it was something infinitely heavier. In this powerful Bible study, we walk through Matthew 26:36-56, exploring Jesus’s darkest hour and the moment Judas betrayed him with a kiss.What You’ll Discover:* Why Jesus sweat drops of blood in the garden (and what that reveals about his humanity)* The real meaning of “the cup” Jesus was about to drink* How to actually fight temptation (watch AND pray—not just one or the other)* Why Judas’s greeting was one of the most disrespectful acts in history* What “speaking the truth in love” really means (and how it gets weaponized)* Why Jesus didn’t call down 12 legions of angels to save himselfThis Episode Addresses:* The false teaching that Jesus didn’t have a real body* Why your resolutions aren’t enough to keep you from falling away* How Jesus empathizes with every weakness you face* The weight of what Christ actually suffered for you* Why the Garden of Gethsemane is called “the garden of crushing”Support Amen Podcast: We’re 100% ad-free and sponsorship-free, running entirely on your generous donations. With Giving Tuesday coming up on December 2nd, please consider supporting our ministry:* Website: amenpodcast.com* Ways to Help Us Grow: 👍 Press the like button 📤 Share with a friend or family group chat ⭐ Leave a rating and review on Spotify and Apple PodcastsConnect With Us:* Website: amenpodcast.com* Location: Kauai, Hawaii* House Church meets in our garage - come as you are!This isn’t just another sermon—it’s an intimate Bible study between a husband and wife that will challenge how you think about obedience, surrender, and what Jesus truly accomplished for you in the garden.If you’ve ever felt like your faith runs out when times get hard, or if you’ve struggled to understand what the cross really cost Jesus, this episode is for you.Discussion Question: What stood out to you most from this passage? Drop your “amen” in the comments below! 👇 Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

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*CORRECTION: HALLEL 113-118, NOT 116-118.*Ever thought you’d never betray Jesus? Peter thought the same thing. In this episode, we dive into one of the heaviest passages in Scripture—Judas’s betrayal, Peter’s denial, and the Last Supper. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: we’re all Judas. We all betray Jesus for way less than 30 pieces of silver.From understanding the true meaning of the Lord’s Supper to wrestling with why Jesus’s blood wasn’t shed in vain, this message will challenge how you see your own faithfulness to Christ. We also unpack particular redemption, God’s sovereignty, and the security we have as believers.In This Episode:* The real reason Judas betrayed Jesus (and why we do it too)* What the Last Supper actually means (it’s not transubstantiation)* Why Peter denied Jesus four times, not three* How small betrayals lead to bigger ones* The security of Jesus’s finished work on the crossChapters: 0:00 - Intro 1:34 - The Context: Passover Week 4:10 - Judas’s Betrayal & What We Betray Jesus For 9:03 - Preparing for the Last Supper 11:00 - “One of You Will Betray Me” 15:25 - The Difference Between Lord and Rabbi 17:12 - The Last Supper Explained (Not Transubstantiation) 23:31 - The Hillel: What Jesus and the Disciples Sang 26:31 - Peter’s Denial (Actually Four Times) 30:31 - Particular Redemption: Jesus’s Blood Wasn’t Spilled in Vain 35:38 - After the Amen: Where Have You Betrayed Jesus?Connect With Us: 🌐 Website: amenpodcast.com 💰 Support: amenpodcast.com/donate 💵 Venmo: @amenpodcast 💵 Cash App: $amenalexLet’s Stay Connected: 📸 Instagram: @amenpodcast 🎵 TikTok: @amenpodcastIf this episode challenged you, hit subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss our biblical teaching. And if you’ve been with us for a while, leaving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts helps more people discover content that points them closer to Jesus.#BibleStudy #Matthew26 #LastSupper #Christianity #Reformed #Gospel #Jesus Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

What does it look like to worship Jesus when everyone around you thinks you’re wasting your time?In Matthew 26:1-13, we see two opposite responses to Jesus. Religious leaders plot His death in secret, thinking they’re in control. But Jesus knows exactly when He’ll die—on Passover, according to the Father’s plan. Then there’s Mary, who pours out expensive perfume on Jesus in extravagant worship. The disciples call it wasteful. Jesus calls it beautiful.Mary’s name means three things: rebellious, bitter, and beloved. And if we’re going to follow Christ, we need to be like Mary—rebelling against evil, making people bitter with our worship, and knowing we’re deeply loved by God.In this episode, we break down:* Why Jesus was in control even when His enemies thought they had the upper hand* What Mary’s extravagant worship teaches us about loving Jesus* How to keep worshiping even when people around you don’t understand* The connection between knowing you’re beloved and living boldly for ChristIf you’re facing opposition, persecution, or people who think your faith is “too much,” this message is for you.💬 AFTER THE AMEN QUESTION: Where do you need to be more like Mary?Drop your answer in the comments below!🙏 SUPPORT AMEN PODCAST: This podcast is 100% donor-supported. If you’d like to help us keep preaching the gospel with simple application, you can give at:* Website: amenpodcast.com/donate* Venmo: @amenpodcast* Cash App: $amenalex📱 CONNECT WITH US:* Instagram: @amenpodcast* Website: amenpodcast.com📖 SCRIPTURE REFERENCE: Matthew 26:1-13 (LSB)If this episode encouraged you, hit that subscribe button and give us a thumbs up! It helps more people discover Amen Podcast.Go out and be the church! ✌️#ChristianPodcast #BibleStudy #Matthew26 #Worship #ChristianYouth #Gospel #Jesus #Faith #ChurchLife #BibleTeaching Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Don’t Hide What God Gave YouWhat happens when fear makes you bury the gifts God gave you? In this episode, we break down Jesus’ Parable of the Talents and why faithfulness—not perfection—is what matters to God.We’re diving into the fourth of Jesus’ five parables about His second coming, and this one hits different. It’s about a master who entrusts his servants with investments before going on a journey. Two servants double what they’re given. One servant? He digs a hole and hides it out of fear.Jesus isn’t calling you to be perfect. He’s calling you to be faithful with what He’s given you—whether that’s hospitality, preaching, serving, or loving the people everyone else ignores. This parable shows us that slothfulness isn’t just laziness—it’s spiritual passivity. It’s wanting God without the work. It’s playing it safe when Christ never called us to be safe.In this episode:* Why faithfulness matters more than the size of your gift* What it means to be a “good and faithful slave”* How fear and passivity can bury your God-given talents* Why Jesus took the place of the “worthless slave” on the cross* How to identify and invest the gifts God has given YOUAfter the Amen Question: What are the talents God has given you that you need to be more responsible with?📍 Visiting Kauai? We’d love to have you at House Church! Text us at (808) 634-5422 for the address.💬 Join the conversation: Follow us on Instagram and join our Amen Broadcast channel for group discussions and updates!💰 Support the podcast: Visit AmenPodcast.com or give via Venmo (@amenpodcast) or Cash App ($amenalex)Connect with us: 🎙 Website: AmenPodcast.com 📱 Instagram: @AmenPodcast ⛪️ House Church meets in our garage in Kauai, Hawaii Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

The Parable of the Ten Virgins: Are You Ready for Jesus’ Return? | Matthew 25:1-13What if you looked ready for Jesus’ return but weren’t actually prepared? In this powerful third episode of our Parousia Parables series, we dive deep into one of Jesus’ most sobering warnings about His second coming.The parable of the ten virgins isn’t just about waiting—it’s about being ready. Five were wise, five were foolish, and the difference came down to something that couldn’t be borrowed: oil. Join us as we unpack what this oil represents, why some believers won’t be ready when Jesus returns, and most importantly, how YOU can be prepared.In This Episode: ✓ What the oil in the parable really represents ✓ Why looking like a Christian doesn’t make you one ✓ The shocking reality that some things can’t be borrowed ✓ How to truly be ready for Christ’s return ✓ The beautiful power of repentance in the Christian lifeThis isn’t about living in fear—it’s about running into the arms of a Savior who loves you so much He took your place. Don’t miss the party when the Bridegroom comes.AFTER THE AMEN: We end with a powerful question: Are you ready? Plus a discussion on why repentance shouldn’t be a scary word but a beautiful reality in every believer’s life.SUPPORT THE PODCAST: Venmo: @amenpodcast Cash App: $amenalex Website: amenpodcast.comVISIT US: House Church Kauai Website: housechurchkauai.com DM us on Instagram for our contact info!📍 Broadcasting from the beautiful island of Kauai, Hawaii Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

What happens when church leaders abuse their power? More importantly—what does Jesus expect from ALL of us when He returns?In this episode, we break down Matthew 24:45-51, where Jesus gives a serious warning about faithful stewardship. This isn’t just for pastors—it’s for anyone trying to live for Christ in their 20s and figure out what God has entrusted to them.We talk about: ✓ Why bad church leadership hurts so much (and what Jesus says about it) ✓ The real problem with waiting for Jesus to come back ✓ What it means to be a faithful steward of your time, talents, and treasures ✓ How integrity and hard work connect to eternal rewards ✓ Why Jesus took our punishment so we could receive His rewardThe bottom line: Jesus is coming back, and when He does, He’s going to find us either faithfully stewarding what He’s given us—or not. The question is, which one will you be?SUPPORT THE PODCAST: 💰 Donate: amenpodcast.com/donate 💸 Venmo: @amenpodcast 💵 Cash App: $amenalexYour support keeps these episodes ad-free and helps us continue producing content every week!CONNECT WITH US: 🌐 Website: amenpodcast.com 📍 Location: Kauai, Hawaii ⛪ Church: House Church (meets in our garage!) Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Are you truly expecting Jesus to return, or have you gotten too comfortable in this world?In this powerful message, Pastor Alex breaks down Jesus’s parable of the thief from Matthew 24:42-44 - the first of five parables about His second coming. Most Christians today are living like Jesus will never return, but He told us to stay AWAKE and stay ALERT because He’s coming like a thief in the night.In this episode, you’ll discover:* Why Jesus compared His return to a thief (and why that should change everything)* The two ways we can stay ready for His coming* What’s causing Christians to “fall asleep” spiritually* How to live with true expectancy every single dayThis is part 1 of our 5-part series on Jesus’s parables about His second coming. Don’t miss what could be the wake-up call your faith needs.amenpodcast.com Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Biblical Truth About the Rapture | Matthew 24:32-41Everything you thought you knew about being "left behind" is backwards. The popular Left Behind series got it wrong, and it's time to set the record straight with what Scripture actually teaches.In this episode, we dive deep into Matthew 24:32-41 to discover why being left behind is actually God's plan for His people, not a punishment. Using the account of Noah as our framework, we'll explore how the popular rapture theology from the 1990s has created an unbiblical escapism mentality that contradicts God's true plan for renewal, not escape.Join us as we examine the historical origins of dispensational theology, break down the Greek text, and reveal how Christ was "taken" so that we could be "left behind" to reign with Him in the new heavens and new earth.Support Our Ministry:* Website: AmenPodcast.com* Venmo: @amenpodcast* Cash App: $amenalexKey Scriptures Discussed:* Matthew 24:32-41* Genesis 7:23* Romans 8:19-21* Revelation 21:1-5* Philippians 2:6-8* 2 Peter 3:11-14Connect With Us: House Church meets in our garage in Kauai, Hawaii. We're committed to reaching ages 18-30 with deep biblical truth that challenges mainstream Christian culture.Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to join our community of believers seeking biblical truth over popular theology. Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode of Amen Podcast, we dive deep into one of Scripture's most debated passages about Jesus's second coming. We explore Matthew 24:29-31, where Jesus describes the sun being darkened, the moon losing its light, and stars falling from heaven.What did Jesus really mean by these cosmic signs? Are they literal or symbolic? We examine the Old Testament connections to similar language used in Isaiah and Ezekiel when describing the fall of nations, and discover how Jesus uses this apocalyptic imagery to describe both the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD and His ultimate return.We discuss the three key characteristics of Christ's second coming - it will be unmistakable, universal, and unstoppable - and why this truth should give Christians hope, remind us of our eternal home, and provide help in difficult times. Rather than constantly looking for subtle signs, we explore how believers should live ready every day, focusing on sharing the gospel with compassion and truth.The episode concludes with practical application questions about living faithfully while anticipating Christ's return, emphasizing our call to be others-focused rather than comfortable in our faith.Support this ministry at amenpodcast.com Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Matthew 24 has been twisted to sell books and create fear. Here's what Jesus actually meant.In this episode, Alex breaks down Matthew 24:15-28 and the "abomination of desolation" - revealing how this passage was Jesus giving His disciples specific instructions for surviving the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, not a roadmap for modern end times predictions.Discover why the rapture isn't biblical, how false teachers use confusion to control people, and what it means to live faithfully while waiting for Christ's return. This historical context will free you from doomsday anxiety and refocus your faith on what matters.Key Topics:* The true meaning of "abomination of desolation"* Historical context of Jerusalem's destruction (70 AD)* Why end times predictions miss the point* Biblical patterns for fleeing evil* Living faithfully vs. sign-seekingJoin Alex and Lokelani for biblical teaching that cuts through the noise and gets back to Scripture's clear message.Support our ministry: amenpodcast.com Q&A segment included - stick around for practical application.amenpodcast.com Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, Pastor Alex explores Jesus' warning about persecution in Matthew 24:9-14. Learn about the three forms of persecution believers face - distress, being detested, and deception - and discover how true disciples respond by maintaining love, endurance, and faithful preaching even under pressure.Drawing from personal experiences and biblical truth, this teaching reveals how Jesus pressed through persecution to give us the power to do the same, bringing glory to God in the process.Key Topics:* Understanding persecution in the end times* Three forms of persecution Christians face* How to press into God's love during hardship* The power of the gospel in difficult seasonsQuestion for Reflection: How can you press into God's love amidst persecution?Support this ministry: amenpodcast.com/donate Venmo: @amenpodcast | Cash App: @amenalexSubscribe for weekly biblical teaching from House Church in Kauai, Hawaii.Hosts: Alex & Lokelani Website: amenpodcast.comm Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

In this episode, Alex breaks down Jesus's teaching from Matthew 24:3-8 about the signs of the end times and what He meant when He called them "birth pains." Discover why wars, earthquakes, and false messiahs aren't immediate signs that the end is near, and how understanding this truth can bring peace instead of fear.Key Points Covered:* Why the disciples asked Jesus about the signs of His coming* The problem with fear-based interpretations of current events* How birth pains help us understand God's timeline* What it means to be ready without being alarmed* Why these signs will continue until Christ's returnFrom the Amen Podcast, hosted by Lokelani and Alex, this biblical teaching helps Christians navigate end times discussions with wisdom and peace rather than panic and speculation.Bible Passage: Matthew 24:3-8Support the podcast: AmenPodcast.com/donate Website: AmenPodcast.comAfter the Amen segment: How can viewing current troubles as birth pains change your perspective? Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

In this message from Matthew 24:1-2, we explore what happens when the disciples focus on the beauty and grandeur of the physical temple, while Jesus sees something entirely different - a temporary structure destined for destruction.What we cover:* Why the disciples couldn't believe Jesus would destroy something so magnificent* The massive scale and beauty of Herod's temple* The difference between focusing on what is seen (temporary) vs. unseen (eternal)* How Jesus became the new temple - the true meeting place with God* What it means that we are now temples of the Holy Spirit* Identifying our own "temporary temples"Key Scriptures: Matthew 24:1-2, John 2:19, 1 Corinthians 6:19-20, 2 Corinthians 4:17-18, 1 Peter 1:8Jesus destroyed the temporary to give us the eternal. His body was broken so that we could become living temples where God meets with us right where we are.After the Amen: Lokelani shares about how relationships can become temporary temples and the importance of enjoying one-on-one time with God.Connect with us: Website: amenpodcast.comSupport: Venmo @amenpodcast | Cash App $amenalexWhat are your temporary temples? Let us know in the comments! Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Welcome back to Amen Podcast! Join Alex and Lokelani as they conclude their powerful Song of Solomon series with this final episode on The Relentless Love of God from Song of Solomon Chapter 8.What You'll Discover:✨ How God's love is as strong as death and cannot be quenched by any flood💒 The beautiful picture of Christ as the bridegroom and the church as His bride🙏 Why God longs to hear from you in prayer - and how Jesus made that possible🛡️ The importance of preserving and protecting one another in the church community💍 How marriage reflects the unrelenting, exclusive love of Christ for His peopleKey Highlights:* Jesus praying three times in Gethsemane so heaven could hear from you* The meaning behind "Set me as a seal upon your heart"* Why God's love cannot be bought with any amount of wealth* The role of spiritual brothers and sisters in protecting the community* How our prayers rise like incense before GodAbout Amen Podcast:We're Alex and Lokelani, broadcasting from beautiful Kauai, Hawaii, where we believe the gospel changes everything. Alex pastors House Church, which meets in our garage, and together we're passionate about making God's Word accessible and applicable to everyday life.What's Next:🔥 We're heading back to the Gospel of Matthew (we're in the 20s chapters!)📖 Continuing our study through Corinthians💭 Don't miss our "After the Amen" discussion question at the end!Connect & Support:🌐 Website: amenpodcast.com💰 Support us: Venmo @amenpodcast | CashApp $amenalex📱 We're completely listener-supported - thank you for making this possible!Discussion Question:How have you experienced God's unrelenting love in your own life? Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇If you're new to the podcast and joined us for Song of Solomon, stick around! Matthew and Corinthians are going to be incredible too. Whether you're single, married, or somewhere in between, this message will encourage your heart and deepen your relationship with Christ.Like, comment, and subscribe if this blessed you! Let's grow this community together. Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

CONTENT DISCLAIMER⚠️ Important Notice Before Viewing ⚠️Content Warning: This episode contains mature discussions about sexual topics, sexual trauma, abuse, and intimate relationships. Viewer discretion is advised.Age Recommendation: This content is intended for mature audiences (18+) and married couples, engaged individuals, or those preparing for marriage under pastoral guidance.Mental Health Notice: If you are currently struggling with sexual trauma, abuse, or related mental health challenges, please consider watching this with a trusted counselor, pastor, or support person present. This content may be triggering for some viewers.Not Professional Therapy: While we share personal experiences and biblical perspectives, this podcast does not replace professional counseling, therapy, or medical advice. For serious trauma or mental health concerns, please seek qualified professional help.Theological Perspective: This content reflects our biblical understanding and personal experiences. We encourage you to study Scripture for yourself and discuss these topics with your local pastor or spiritual advisor.Privacy Reminder: Personal testimonies shared in this episode are intended to bring hope and healing. Please respect the vulnerability of those who have shared their stories.Support Resources:* If you need immediate help: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988* For sexual abuse survivors: RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673* Find a biblical counselor: biblicalcounseling.comOur Heart: We approach these topics with deep reverence, understanding that many carry pain in these areas. Our prayer is that Christ's love and healing would reach those who need it most.Parental Guidance: Parents, please preview this content before sharing with teens or young adults, and consider discussing these topics together in an age-appropriate manner.By continuing to watch, you acknowledge that you understand the nature of this content and accept responsibility for your viewing decision.In this powerful episode, Alex and Lokelani dive deep into Song of Solomon chapter 7 to explore one of the most important yet often avoided topics in the church: sexual brokenness and God's path to healing.What We Cover:* How God re-describes us vs. how sin defines us* The difference between "falls" and "flights" in our spiritual journey* Biblical sexuality within marriage - treasures "new and old"* Why our desires need to be rewired by God's love* Personal testimonies of healing from sexual trauma* The cross as the ultimate source of healing from sexual brokennessKey Takeaway: Jesus was broken so that we could be healed. No matter what sexual brokenness you've experienced - whether from your own choices or at the hands of others - true healing comes only through the cross of Christ.This is the second-to-last episode in our Song of Solomon series before we return to Matthew. We believe this message will bring hope and healing to many who have been carrying shame in silence.Connect With Us: 🌐 Website: amenpodcast.com 💰 Support: amenpodcast.com/donate 📧 Substack: [Subscribe for written content - goal: 1,000 subscribers!] 📱 Instagram: @amenpodcast [Behind the scenes of House Church + episode supplements] 💸 Venmo: @amenpodcast 💰 Cash App: $amenalexAbout Amen Podcast: Join Pastor Alex and Lokelani from Kauai, Hawaii as they teach through Scripture with authenticity and grace. Broadcasting from their garage church (House Church), they tackle the hard topics the church often avoids.🙏 If this episode helps you or someone you know, please share it. We're praying this brings healing to many who need to hear these truths.Next Episode: Final Song of Solomon chapter, then back to Matthew!#SexualHealing #SongOfSolomon #BiblicalSexuality #ChristianPodcast #HouseChurch #AmenPodcast #Kauai #Hawaii #SexualBrokenness #ChristianMarriage #BibleStudy #Gospel #CrossOfChrist Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Song of Solomon 6:4-13What happens when conflict hits your relationships? In this powerful episode, Alex dives deep into Song of Solomon chapter 6 to reveal God's immutability - His unchanging nature - and how it transforms the way we handle conflict.🎯 Key Takeaways:* God's character never changes, even when we mess up* How to start conflict resolution with affirmation (not accusations)* Why commitment matters more than perfection in relationships* The difference between biblical conflict and our culture's "serial relationships"* Practical steps for handling disagreements in marriage, friendship, and with God📖 Scripture Focus: Song of Solomon 6:4-13Alex breaks down how Solomon responds to conflict with his wife - not with anger or rejection, but with affirmation, commitment, and reminders of her unique value. This mirrors exactly how God approaches us when we've messed up or pulled away from Him.Whether you're single, married, engaged, or walking through relationship difficulties, this episode will encourage you that God's love for you never wavers, and it will equip you with biblical tools for healthier conflict resolution.💬 After the Amen Question: How can you handle conflict in your life knowing God is unchanging?🏝️ Connect with us:* Website: amenpodcast.com/donate* Support the podcast: Venmo @amenpodcast | CashApp $amenalex📍 Broadcasting from Kauai, Hawaii | House Church meets in our garage!Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts - we'd love to hear how this episode impacted you! Get full access to Amen Podcast at amenpodcast.substack.com/subscribe