Folks Gotta Eat

There comes a time when we all need to come clean about the lies we tell ourselves and let the truth set us free! (Focus verse: Romans 12:3)

It's Holy Week and PJ shares the story of Judas' betrayal of Jesus and the value of authentic relationships. (Focus Verse: Matthew 26:15)

PJ discusses how our choices can be a blessing or a burden to ourselves, the people around us, and especially to God. (Focus Verses: Psalm 14:1-3, 2 Peter 3:9, Psalm 16:11)

PJ shares with our friends about our struggle with wanting to create a god of our own design rather than being mindful of the God who was, is and always will be. (Focus passage: Psalm 8:3-4)

We've been on quite a break, but PJ is back with with a message of hope and restoration for all of us who find ourselves stuck but hungry for change. (Focus verse: Psalm 51:12)

Loving those who don't want to be loved is easy to say but hard to do. Do it anyway! (Focus verse: Hebrews 13:2)

This week PJ shares a bit of his own story with sharing about his own worry and the faithfulness of God to give us what we need when we need it. (Focus verse: Psalm 46:10)

There are thousands of choices we make everyday. Who or what do we use to guide those decisions? (Focus verse: Genesis 13:9)

PJ unpacks how God works in the margin of less to give more than we can possibly imagine. (Focus passage: Daniel 1:1-16)

Scripture can sometimes seem obscure and weird, but God promises that His word, every word, has purpose. We have to want to understand. (Focus verse: Exodus 23:19)

Healing through hurt involves a level of wisdom that only comes from knowing who God is and understanding His immeasurable capacity to love and care for us. (Focus verse: Malachi 4:2)

People don't change or do they? Thankfully, God is patient, but none of us are promised tomorrow. (Focus Verse: Revelation 22:10-11)

Most days our audience is gracious and receptive. Other days not so much. This Tuesday of Holy Week, PJ and the team found it a greater challenge than usual to maintain an atmosphere of peace and love. (Focus passage: Matthew 24:6-14)

As we battle daily between the flesh and the Spirit it is important to remember Jesus feels our pain and leads by example. (Focus verse: Galatians 5:16-17)

As we examine our own hearts this Lenten season, let's not forget to stand in awe of the One who made it all! (Focus Verse: Psalm 19:1-2)

Comparison is one of the greatest obstacles to self improvement. You will never catch what isn't yours to chase! (Focus verse: Philippians 2:12-13)

PJ challenges us to take time during this season of Lent to consider if we are truly dying to live or just living to die. (Focus verse: Luke 9:23-24)

Freedom is where obedience and faith intersect. Sometimes we have to dig deep and fight for our mental, physical and spiritual freedom! (Focus verse: John 8:36)

Stop trying to please everyone and focus on the only One you need to stress to impress. You can be sure He will appreciate your efforts. (Focus verse: Acts 24:16)

Triumph over tragedy has purpose if we understand our broken hearts make us who we are so we can be all God created us to be. (Focus verse: Psalm 30:5)

This week, PJ shares a personal story to paint a picture to help bring to life a parable we may struggle with finding the relevance to our lives today. (Focus Passage: Luke 15:3-7)

The ways of the world have a way of making us crazy! We need to train to hold our thoughts captive. PJ shares an important and timely message with our friends. (Focus Verse: 2 Corinthians 10:5)

Is Jesus a stumbling block or a cornerstone in your life? PJ examines how He often starts off as the former on His way to the latter. (Focus Verse: Romans 9:33)

As we look forward to a new year, PJ suggests that the obstacles of this past year have been in preparation for a new season and a new us! (Focus verse: Isaiah 43:18-19)

PJ shares a new take on the old story of the wise men and their journey of hope against all hope to visit a baby who would be king. (Focus verse: Romans 4:18)

In this episode, PJ shares what he believes is the best reason to celebrate the Christmas season. (Focus verse: Matthew 1:23)

This week, PJ discusses the biblical meaning behind the number forty and what it means for us as followers of Christ. (Focus passage: Acts 7)

This discussion involves our struggle with forgiveness and extending grace even as we undeservingly but graciously accept both from God. (Focus verse: 2 Corinthians 13:14)

PJ opens this pre-Thanksgiving meal with a message about gratitude in all circumstances. (Focus verse: 1 Thessalonians 5:16-19)

Learn about the vision behind the mission of Straight Street in an interview with founder and director, PJ Charles.