Redemption Podcast

When you know you're fully accepted by Jesus, you're finally free to stop pretending.

The approval of people is a terrible substitute for the acceptance of God!

In a self-oriented world, the solution isn't to look out for yourself; the solution is to find your true self in community with God's people!

Jesus invites us to recover a childlike faith, coming to Him with dependence, trust, and wonder.

A healthy fear of God leads us to live with wisdom, obedience, and love.

Money can be a useful tool, but it makes a terrible master.

Peace comes when we stop trying to control what only God can hold.

Pleasure can distract you for a moment, but it cannot heal your soul.

If you only live for what's "under the sun," you'll spend your life chasing the wind.

Jesus doesn't need me to know what's next, he needs me to be watching for him now.

How we respond to Jesus is the most important decision we will ever make.

The strongest faith is a faith that grows through your doubts.

Everyone wants the good life, but Jesus says it's actually found in dying to yourself and following Him.

I can release offense towards others because offense has been released towards me.

Religion focuses on outward appearances, but Jesus shows us that real transformation starts in the heart.

What we place in the hands of Jesus never stays the same.

God is not bothered by our needs; in fact, He's willing to be interrupted for us.

Every one of us has an invitation from God, and it's simply our job to respond.

What we have on our own is not enough, but what we have with the help of the Holy Spirit is more than enough!

Your kids are not projects to be perfected; they're arrows to be aimed.

Motherhood is learning to hold on and faithfully let go.

Marriage isn't designed just to make you happy; it's designed to make you holy.

Don't waste the season God has you in, there's more value in it than you realize.

Your family's broken past doesn't have to keep you from God's redemptive future.

Everyone is building their life on something; Jesus invites us to build a solid life on Him.

Easter isn't just an occasion to celebrate; it's an invitation to decide what you believe about Jesus.

When God seems silent, the cross is His way of saying: "I'm for you."

It's one thing to be a Christian; it's another thing to recognize Jesus as your king.

Jesus didn't just come to improve your life... he came to set you free.

Sometimes your greatest storm becomes the place you experience God's greatest peace.

The outcome of your life depends on the condition of your heart.

Being like Jesus requires me to move away from observation and engage in the problems around me.

Living on mission means carrying broken people to the one who knows how to heal them.

Jesus has compassion to heal, and he wants to put his heart inside of us.

Before Jesus changes your life, He prepares your heart.

Following Jesus and becoming like him requires me to share my life with others.

To be a follower of Jesus is to do the things that Jesus did.

It's possible to be delivered but still be living with the enemy.

You don't drift toward Christlikeness - you choose it.

You cannot become like Jesus unless you spend time with Jesus.

Jesus invites us into a Christianity that is not just a set of beliefs but a way of life.

As we celebrate the arrival of Jesus, we're reminded of this truth: while we're waiting, God is working.

Peace isn't found in the absence of problems, peace is found in the wholeness of God's presence.

Christmas declares that love has arrived—God loves you, is for you, and has come to live with you -  because you are the reason Jesus came!

Joy arrives when we make room for Jesus.

Hope isn't in found in something, it's found in someone. Hope has a name, Jesus.

When it comes to the darkness of depression, we can take steps toward the light.

When you experience anxiety, it's a signal alerting you that it's time to pray!

Reframe your mind, restore your perspective - and win the war in your mind!

When it comes to mental battles, you win the war by renewing your mind.

You win the war in your mind by replacing the enemy's lies with the truth of God's word.