All good things must come to an end. This is the final episode of the podcast.
This episode is the worst defense you've ever of.....listen to find out!
In this episode I give my personal testimony of how I became a Christian, with a special message at the end.
This episode begins a series featuring verses that are often taken out of context. In this episode, I discuss Isa. 60:22 in it's proper context.
In this extra, I explain the story behind my song "Rise" and go into details about I chose not to release the EP.
In this episode, we'll be looking at the exaltation of Christ.
In this episode, we go to the Scriptures to see the significance of why this day is so important.
In this extra, we look at Romans chapter 8 to find encouragement in the unpleasant seasons in our lives.
In this episode, we continue our study in Philippians 2 on the person and work of Jesus Christ. We dive into verse 8, and discuss the submission of the Lord Jesus Christ.
In this episode, we continue our journey through the book of Philippians. We will cover chapter 2:5-8a. We will answer the question, Who is Jesus?
In this episode, we begin a journey through the book of Philippians.
In this episode, we will look into the Scriptures to see what we should do after we suffer, after the storm is over. We will answer the question 'What Now?'
This is just a short little episode where I let you hear my new single "Drowning" and give you some background on the song.
In this episode, we turn to the Scriptures to find hope and encouragement in light of the times we're living in.
In this episode we go to scripture to see how to handle the fallen brother or sister, and take heed to the warnings about falling into sin.
What is the most important subject of all time? Find out in this episode.
In this episode, we cover a controversial subject that many do not like to address. Tune in to find out!
What does it mean to endure, and what does it look like? Find out in this episode!
In this episode, we look at the life of Job, and how, even through his suffering, he still had hope. We will see that we have a loving, compassionate God who will help us get through our storms.