Walk Worthy

The temptation to be a lazy sluggard is everywhere. The Bible calls us, as believers, to diligence. On this month's episode we're discussing what we're called to be diligent in, the blessings of being diligent and the consequences of being a sluggard.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're discussing the prosperity gospel. The true gospel is the good news that Jesus Christ came to earth to die to save sinners and restore relationship with God the Father. Unfortunately, people often pervert and manipulate this message for personal gain. Join us as we discuss the difference between the two, some commonly manipulated passages, and how to guard against false doctrines.

Christians are often accused of being “judgmental” or “critical.” Are these things true of us? What does God really call us to when it comes to judging sin and how do we often get it wrong? Join us as we discuss all these things on this month's episode of Walk Worthy—“Judge Not.”

Gentleness—This fruit of the spirit can sometimes get a bad rap as our culture encourages us to “speak your mind” and “stand up for yourself.” But what does the call to gentleness really look like in the life of a believer? Join us as we discuss how the Bible describes gentleness and how we can either use it to build the kingdom or tear it down.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're talking about humility. Pride is often the root sin that stems into many others—selfishness, jealousy, anger. But how do we fight against it? Join us as we discuss what humility is and how to pursue it.

On this month's episode, we're talking about the well known story in Matthew 14 of Peter walking on the water. When God calls us to something difficult, it's easy to want to “stay in the boat,” but when we have the faith to take those steps toward Jesus, we get to experience Him and His works in a powerful way. He's worth the risk.

The book of Hebrews tells us to “encourage one another day after day.” Encouragement in the body of Christ is incredibly important not only to build each other up, but also to push each other forward into righteousness. Join us on this month's episode as we discuss how to be a source of encouragement and as a result, a light in the world.

In Luke 17, Jesus confronts the pride & entitlement of His disciples' hearts. On the cross, Jesus paid for our sin and bought us with His blood. Our duty is to live our lives for Him. He owes us nothing. Join us as we discuss this passage and how we as believers are all “Unworthy Slaves.”

No one wants to hear the dreaded word "cancer" when sitting in a doctor's office, but it is a road that Samantha and Whitnie have been called to walk. Through chemotherapy, radiation, and hospital stays they have seen the goodness of God in the midst of the trial. Join us for this month's episode as they testify to His faithfulness and discuss what God has taught them in this journey.

Church discipline is often misunderstood and even at times abused. It is often uncomfortable to deal with sin in the body of Christ and for that reason many people avoid it altogether. However, the Bible calls us to hold one another accountable and lays out a procedure for doing so. Join us for this month's episode as we discuss what Biblical church discipline looks like, the purpose behind it, and what our role is in it.

In a world where you can know everything about everybody and pass it along in a second, the Bible calls us as believers to live peaceful and quiet lives and to mind our own business! Join us on this month's episode as we discuss gossip, busybodies, and how to be good stewards of the time and calling God has given us.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're talking about the spiritual discipline that most of us are the worst at—prayer.If this is our direct line of communication with the Lord, why are we so bad at it? Tune in to discuss why it matters, what are we really called to in the area of prayer, and how to put it into practice.

We are cleansed of our sin at salvation, making us a new creation in Christ. As we walk with the Lord, He continues to make us holy as He is holy. Join us on this month's episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss “Sanctification.”

Contention—a word we don't hear very often, but are probably more than a little familiar with. On this month's episode, we will discuss exactly what contention is and how it might look in our lives, some reasons why we might be contentious, and how we can fight for peace in our hearts and homes.

In Scripture, we often see Jesus condemning the Pharisees for caring more about the rules than they did people. But are we not called to live righteously? What are some of the expectations we place on people that Jesus never did? Join us this month as we discuss legalism, striving to live holy, and what Christ cares about most.

As believers, we are faced with all types of adversity, but we don't face it alone. We have a loving, compassionate God who desires to walk with us through it and gives us the power to truly “consider it all joy.” (James 1:2)

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're interviewing Lindsey Latta. Lindsey has struggled with her health for years, but over the past year and a half, her symptoms progressively worsened making every day life seem impossible. She's endured many doctor's appointments, medications and surgeries on her walk back to health that have tested her faith immensely. Join us as we discuss how God is with us in trial and how to continue to walk in faith even when He doesn't remove it.

The Bible tells us that it's better to control your spirit than to rule a city. As believers, we should be marked by self-control, so why is it so often that we are quick to anger and slow to listen? Join us on this month's episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss the areas of our life that need controlling and how we can do so by the power of the Holy Spirit.

There are times in life when it's easy to be thankful, but when life is heavy, complicated or we're hurting, how easily do we give thanks then? On this month's episode of “Walk Worthy,” we're discussing gratitude and the importance of it in the life of every believer, in every season.

In John 15, Jesus tells us that He is the vine and we are the branches. Apart from Him, we can do nothing. And yet, we often spend our days focused on earthly endeavors and striving to manage it all ourselves. Join us this month on Walk Worthy as we discuss what abiding in the vine really looks like and how we should depend on our Father in every part of our lives.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're interviewing Kaycee White. God brought Kaycee from a life of rebellion to a life of service. Her testimony is one of repentance, patience, and finding contentment in whatever God's will is for your life—even if it's contrary to yours.

We are called to be slaves to Christ, but so often seek the approval of man instead. Join us as we discuss what causes us to want to please people, what happens when we make it our focus, and how to shift that focus to pleasing the Lord.

Becoming a parent is a blessing from the Lord. Along with it comes a responsibility to bring your children up in the fear of the Lord and to train them in righteousness. Join us on this month's episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss the goal of parenting, how to help your children establish their own faith, discipline, and how your role as a parent can change as your children grow.

The Bible tells us in Proverbs 4 to acquire wisdom and understanding. But what does that mean? And more importantly, how do we do that? Join us on this month's episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss what wisdom is, why we need it & how we get it.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, Erin & Lyndsay talk about the kindness of God. His kindness leads us to repentance and as a result, our kindness should lead others to the same. Join us as we discuss how we can be His ambassadors to the lost through our kindness.

Global missions—Why do they matter? What can they teach us? What are the struggles that one wrestles with before taking part in a mission trip? Join us this month on Walk Worthy as Lyndsay shares about her recent trip to India & Pakistan—what the Lord did and what He taught her in the process. 

The word modesty can be one that brings thoughts of fingertip-length shorts and one-piece swimsuits. But what is it really all about? And more importantly, what does God say about it in His word? On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're discussing how modesty is about so much more than what we wear and the dignity that we should walk in as followers of Christ.

This month we're talking about the fear of the Lord. If God is a kind and compassionate Father, why should we fear Him? What should the fear of the Lord look like in the life of a believer? What are the benefits of living in the fear of the Lord? All this and more—on this episode of Walk Worthy.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're talking with Denelle Kruszka, who shares an incredible testimony of God's faithfulness. As a family, the Kruszkas have faced several heavy trials over the past couple of years and have witnessed God's miraculous healing power, His hand of provision, and also, His ability to use anything and everything for His glory. You don't want to miss this.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're tackling the topic of Gossip. We take part in it so easily and in a moment, it can wreak havoc on our relationships and our testimonies. Join us as we talk about what is at the root of gossip, how to overcome it, and what to do if you are the one being gossiped about.

We were created in the image of God —fashioned for a purpose—but we often experience insecurity or a lack of confidence in who God made us to be. Join us this month for a discussion on where our confidence is found, how pride can creep in even through insecurity, and how to fight the lie that we are not enough.

In this month's episode of Walk Worthy we sit down with Ali Fitzgerald and discuss how God used her husband to lead her to Christ, healed the pain of her past, and ignited a fire to share the Gospel with others in her heart.

As believers, we have the great privilege of bringing our burdens and requests to the Lord. However, sometimes God doesn't answer our prayers the way that we would like Him to. What do we do then? Join us as we talk about how we should respond “When God Says No.”

Repentance is a word that is often closely associated with Jesus and the Church, whether for better or for worse. But the truth of the matter is that repentance is necessary for salvation and the process of our sanctification. God is continuously purifying us from sin, so we must continually be turning away from it. Join us on this month's episode of Walk Worthy as we discuss what true repentance is, what it's not, and how to respond to those who may be walking in unrepentant sin.

Pornography is one of the most addicting “drugs” on the market. It alters and enslaves the eyes and minds of people—men and women, young and old—every day. It wrecks relationships and tears marriages apart. Join us for a special edition Encore/Walk Worthy as we discuss the dangers of pornography in and out of marriage, the freeing power of the Gospel, and how the church can better care for those fighting pornography addiction.

God's unique design for marriage declares the Gospel in its very existence. Because of this, it is one of the most common relationships that the enemy tries to tear apart. In this episode of “Walk Worthy,” we interview Randi Cecil. By any earthly standard, Randi's marriage was broken beyond repair; but through her relationship with Jesus Christ and His redemptive work in her life and the life of her husband, her marriage has been fully restored and now declares the goodness of the God that brought them together. Join us to hear Randi's story—her struggle and pain, joy and victory—and how God can heal even the most broken situations.

At salvation, we become a new creation; but as we continue to war against the flesh, God has provided fellow believers, the church, to provide accountability and encouragement in our lives. On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're talking about why accountability is needed, how to give it to others and also, how to receive it.

“Trust in the Lord”—a simple command, but one that we as believers often find difficult to follow. On this month's Walk Worthy, we're discussing why we often struggle to trust the Lord, what it means to really trust Him, and the benefit and blessing that comes from it.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, join us for an interview with Erin Morris & Jessica Johnson about each of their experiences with miscarriage—the grief, the healing, and most importantly, the Lord's redemption.

It's a simple fact that this broken world is full of discouragement. How do we stay encouraged when everything around us is falling apart? How can we go a step further and give that encouragement to others? We'll talk about all that and more on this month's episode of Walk Worthy.

On this month's episode, we're talking about walking worthy in Dating! Because Scripture doesn't specifically talk about dating, it can be difficult to navigate. Tune in to learn the purpose of dating, what some of your requirements of the person you're dating should be, and how to walk in godliness in the midst of it all.

On this month's episode of Walk Worthy, we're discussing just that—what it means to “walk worthy.” As followers of Christ, we have a calling on our lives. Join us as we dive into what that calling is, why it matters, and how we can start walking it out!

In this special episode of the Encore and Walk Worthy Pastor Scott sits down with Erin and Lyndsay to discuss this year's women's retreat. How does the theme, music, verses get selected? What does preparation look like?

In the book of Luke, Jesus tells the story of the prodigal son who returns home after a season of chasing after the things of the world. On this month's episode, we talk with Jen Rosell about a few prodigal seasons in her life & the grace God gives upon the prodigal's return.

It can often be difficult to navigate how to be a help & truly bear someone else's burdens in the midst of their crisis. On this month's episode, we're talking about ways we often fail in doing this, ways we can be helpful and most importantly, how to continually point people back to Christ.