Regarding The Cup Jesus Prayed Against
On the eve of Jesus’ crucifixion, he prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, pleading for a “cup” to be removed from him. But what was this cup that filled him with such anguish? It was not merely the impending crucifixion; it was the cup of God’s wrath he was destined to drink for the sins of mankind. As he faced this profound spiritual turmoil, his body reacted in a rare condition known as hematidrosis, causing him to sweat blood. Discover the depth of Jesus’ sacrifice and the significance of the cup he ultimately embraced.
Just a Mom: How Your Work in the Home Reflects God’s Character
“What do you do?”
“Oh, I’m just a mom.”
Just a mom.
I must have said it a thousand times as a young mother, feeling the weight of my daily tasks that seemed never-ending and often unnoticed. Yet, the Bible reveals a different truth about motherhood—a holy calling filled with purpose and significance. From the stories of heroic mothers like Hannah and Mary to the wisdom of Proverbs 31, we see that being a mom is not just a job; it’s a reflection of God’s character. You are not “just a mom.” You are the image of God.
Stranger Things… From the Bible
Dive into the unexpected connections between “Stranger Things” and the Bible in our latest episode! Discover the intriguing stories of Jeremiah’s underwear, Samson’s gamble over clothing, and a prophet who walked naked for three years. These surprising moments challenge our understanding of shame and identity, revealing profound insights about what it means to be truly clothed. Join Stephanie as she weaves together these narratives, uncovering the powerful and recurring theme of clothing throughout Scripture. Don’t miss this captivating exploration that promises to change the way you view both the show and the ancient text!
Regarding The Eternal State: Our Age in Heaven
It’s a common question: How old are we in heaven? If we die at 88, are we 88 forever? Or if we pass in infancy, are we babies for eternity? While the Bible doesn’t provide a direct answer, it offers glimmers of insight. Our eternal state is less about age and more about fullness—completion in a glorious, transformed body. As we ponder this profound mystery, we find hope and joy in the promise of a future where our brokenness is washed away. Join me as we explore what the eternal state might truly mean for us.
Misinterpreted: Isaiah 41:10
It’s one of the most shared promises in Scripture: “Do not fear.” But what if we’ve misinterpreted it? Instead of seeing it as a command to simply stop feeling afraid, we should recognize it as a call to confront our fears with truth. Isaiah 41:10 reminds us that fear is a part of real faith, and that we don’t have to be ruled by it. Discover how God’s presence transforms our fear into confidence, and learn why you don’t have to pretend to be strong. Embrace the truth that you are not alone in your struggles.
Faith Under Fire
In a world where faith is often questioned, how do you stand firm in your beliefs? Join us for “Faith Under Fire,” a compelling four-part series that confronts the toughest objections to Christianity. Delve into the age of the earth, the reliability of the Bible, and the moral dilemmas of history. Discover how modern science and Christianity are intertwined, and gain insights into the problem of evil and suffering. Whether you’re a believer seeking to defend your faith or a skeptic searching for answers, this series offers a thoughtful exploration of the Christian worldview and its relevance today.
Striving Against Shame
From fig leaves to social media filters, we have always tried to cover ourselves. Deep down, we all wonder, Am I really good enough? We all struggle with shame, and like Eve in the Garden of Eden, we often try to fix it on our own. But what if there’s a better way? Instead of hiding, the gospel invites us to come out of shame and into the light—not to be exposed, but to be clothed in Christ’s righteousness. Discover how God’s love transforms our shame into grace and offers us true covering.
Obadiah: Hope & Warning
Obadiah may be the shortest book in the Old Testament, but its message is monumental. This prophetic work delves into the pride of Edom and the coming “Day of the Lord,” offering both a sobering warning and a beacon of hope. Discover how arrogance leads to judgment, why God’s justice is inevitable, and how the prophecy points to Jesus Christ as the true Mount Zion. Join us in exploring the profound implications of God’s sovereignty and how it guarantees that our joy, rooted in Him, can never be taken away—even in the midst of judgment.