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Today's C-Suite for Christ Podcast is a wake-up call for the modern leader. Our world bows to comfort, compromise, and cancel culture. But if you're in the boardroom, the pulpit, or the home, you're called to more. Paul M. Neuberger rips the mask off “comfortable Christianity.” We sing “Send me!”—but do we mean it? True obedience costs more than convenience. It means rejecting negotiation with fear, refusing to water down conviction, and standing firm when the fallout comes.Scripture is clear: Jesus isn't looking for perfection—He wants your availability. Obedience isn't an accessory—it's the path. So, what will you do when God calls? Are you ready to lose control, risk reputation, and go where comfort dares not tread?Buckle up. This one's raw. This one's real. This one's rooted in truth.Then I heard the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” And I said, “Here am I. Send me!” –Isaiah 6:8Episode Highlights01:05 – Today's episode doesn't exist to inspire you. It exists to confront you. It exists to strip away spiritual language that sounds faithful while masking hesitation, control, and quiet rebellion.07:26 – We prefer clarity before commitment. God prefers commitment before clarity. We want guarantees. God asks for trust. We want timelines. God offers direction, one step at a time.12:46 – Saying send me while attaching conditions never equals surrender—It equals control with religious vocabulary.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite  

How can God use a weak and broken life for His glory? What does it mean to truly follow Christ? In this episode, we reflect on the life of David Brainerd, a frail and often melancholy man who wholeheartedly obeyed Jesus' call: “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men” (Matthew 4:19). Despite sickness, loss, and rejection, Brainerd chose hardship over ease, taking the gospel to unreached Native American tribes. Through deep prayer and dependence on Christ, he witnessed powerful revival and lasting fruit. His legacy, preserved in his journals, has inspired generations. Like Brainerd, may we follow Christ with our whole hearts and pray to be used beyond what we are.

What happens when faith feels more like rules than relationship?In this powerful episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down with Ana Murby to unpack a raw, honest testimony of walking away from Christianity—and being relentlessly pursued by God anyway.Ana shares her journey through a legalistic Christian upbringing, deep shame, pornography addiction, divorce, and feeling completely disqualified from God's love. Through brokenness, surrender, and radical honesty, she experienced true freedom—not through perfection, but through relationship with Jesus.This conversation tackles topics the Church often avoids, including:Legalism vs. genuine relationship with ChristPornography addiction among Christian womenShame, repentance, and restorationDivorce and God's grace in the aftermathWhy asking hard questions doesn't disqualify your faithHow God redeems what feels too far goneIf you've ever felt like:You messed up too badlyYou had to “clean yourself up” before coming back to GodYour doubts meant you weren't a real ChristianThis episode is for you.Nothing is beyond redemption. No one is too far gone.Listen on all major podcast platforms. Watch, like, share, and subscribe for more testimonies and conversations rooted in truth and grace.

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What does daily repentance look like for the believer? From slave trader to pastor and hymn writer, John Newton's life shows us that repentance isn't just for salvation, but for sanctification. After his dramatic conversion, Newton continued turning from sin and growing in Christ being transformed by grace. His life of ongoing repentance reminds us that we are great sinners but Christ is a greater Savior.

In this powerful and deeply encouraging episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, host Eric Stephens, founder of Redwood Christian Ministries, sits down with Anna Hurst for an honest conversation about surrender, faith, and what it truly means to live with open hands before God.Anna shares her personal journey from religious routine to authentic relationship with Jesus, unpacking the concept of open-handed living—a life marked by surrender, trust, and freedom. Together, Eric and Anna explore how hearing God's voice shapes daily decisions, parenting, marriage, and purpose, even in the midst of busy, overwhelming seasons of life.This episode dives into:What open-handed living really means for Christians todayLearning to discern the voice of God in everyday lifeLetting go of control and trusting God with family, finances, and futureBuilding prayer and Bible habits in busy seasonsAnna's testimony of surrender, healing, and transformationUnity in the body of Christ across denominationsEncouragement for those just starting their faith journeyWhether you're feeling spiritually stuck, overwhelmed by life, or longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to trust God more fully and walk in the freedom He offers.Listen, be encouraged, and take your next step toward a surrendered life in Christ.

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What does it mean to truly abide in Christ? Hudson Taylor's life answers this through his deep reliance on Jesus. Once striving in his own strength, Taylor came to realize that fruitfulness flows only from resting in Christ. His life bore lasting impact as he founded the China Inland Mission and helped bring the gospel to thousands. His story reminds us that the Christian life is not about what we do for Christ, but what He does through us as we abide in Him.

In this episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down with Craig DeHut, co-founder of Appian Media, to explore what it truly takes to create biblically accurate, professionally produced Christian media that reaches a modern audience.Craig shares the heart behind Appian Media's mission: removing barriers to Scripture through accuracy, excellence, and free accessibility. From crowdfunding international documentary trips to Israel, Egypt, Greece, and Turkey, to working with archaeologists, historians, and local experts, Craig explains how his team brings the Bible to life in a way that is visually compelling, trustworthy, and deeply rooted in Scripture.Together, they discuss:Why high-quality production matters when communicating God's WordThe three-pronged approach that sets Appian Media apartThe real challenges behind international Christian documentary filmmakingHow visual storytelling helps younger generations engage deeply with ScripturePowerful testimonies from viewers whose faith was strengthened through these resourcesWhy keeping biblical content free and accessible is central to the missionWhat's next for Appian Media, including an ambitious multi-year plan to tell the full story of the BibleThis conversation is both practical and inspiring for creatives, ministry leaders, educators, and anyone passionate about sharing the Gospel with excellence and integrity.Learn more and explore Appian Media's free resources at appianmedia.orgWatch their documentaries on YouTube, RightNow Media, and Faithlife TV

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In this stirring new season of the Commands of Christ Podcast, we move from principle to practice—tracing the commands of Jesus through the lives of men and women who lived them out with passion, humility, and dependence on Him. Christ's Commands in Action invites us into the stories of ordinary individuals throughout church history who, by God's grace, lived extraordinary lives marked by obedience to the Word of Christ. From well-known names like Hudson Taylor and George Müller to lesser-known saints whose quiet faith shaped generations, each biographical sketch highlights a specific command of Jesus, showing what it looks like to put His Word into action. More than historical recollection, this season is a call to follow Christ as others have before us—not by exalting people, but by glorifying the power and presence of God working through flawed, but faithful vessels. These testimonies build our faith, exalt the risen Christ, and offer practical encouragement for how we too can walk as His disciples today. As we explore a new life each week, we'll be reminded that the same Christ who empowered them is alive in us—and that His commands are not just to be studied, but lived.

In this powerful follow-up episode of The Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down once again with Mick Wienholt to unpack a harrowing near-death experience that forever marked his life—and revealed the depth of God's grace even when Mick wanted nothing to do with Him.At just 19 years old, Mick triggered an avalanche while climbing a 14,000-foot peak in Colorado. What followed was a catastrophic fall, severe head trauma, emergency brain surgery, and a recovery that should not have been possible. Even more astonishing was the perfectly timed presence of a stranger named Steve—someone Mick firmly believes God sent to save his life.But this episode goes far beyond survival.Mick shares with raw honesty how, despite experiencing a miracle, his heart remained far from God for years. It wasn't until later tragedy—the loss of his son—that God fully captured his attention and revealed a truth that shattered him: even when Mick hated God, God never stopped loving him.This conversation dives into:A first-person account of surviving an avalanchePride, rebellion, and “rules without relationship”God's protection even when we are running from HimWhy miracles don't always lead to immediate faithHow grief, suffering, and honesty before God can lead to true relationshipEncouragement for anyone struggling to see God's hand in their painIf you've ever questioned God's presence in suffering, wrestled with anger toward Him, or wondered whether He still loves you in your rebellion—this episode is for you.

Today on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, Paul M. Neuberger crashes through the boardroom doors with a message that rips the mask off cultural compromise and exposes every leader's most unavoidable appointment: standing before Jesus Christ, the righteous Judge.Forget the applause. Forget the platforms. Forget the titles. When the final bell rings, your life—not your intentions—will speak for you.Success won't save you. Influence won't insulate you. Eternity is guaranteed. Judgment is coming.Are you living ready? Or are you just running out the clock? Your moment is coming.What will matter is surrender, obedience, truth.Buckle up. This is raw, real, and rooted in Jesus—no excuses, no delays. Let's rise and lead, eternity in view."Just as people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment."–Hebrews 9:27Episode Highlights:04:07 – It doesn't pause to consider your resume, your intentions or your reputation. It doesn't weigh how busy you were, how stressed you felt, or how unfair life seemed. It's the great equalizer of humanity, the instant where every illusion of control collapses and eternity asserts itself… This is where modern Christianity quietly panics, because we're comfortable with the idea of Jesus as Savior, but deeply uneasy with Jesus as judge. We love the cross, but we avoid the throne. We celebrate forgiveness, but we rarely talk about accountability.13:12 – The most sobering realities that many who assume they're prepared for eternity aren't because they confused familiarity with faith. They knew Christian language, they knew Christian culture, they even knew Christian success. But they never fully surrendered control of their lives to Christ. That delusion feels safe now. It feels affirming. It feels comfortable. But believe me, it's not going to feel safe when you're standing before Jesus.35:30 – Standing before Jesus will not be a surprise to those who lived in light of it. It'll be the natural conclusion of a life orientated toward him. But for those who postponed obedience, delayed repentance, and assumed time would always be available, it's going to be downright devast. This isn't a warning meant to frighten you. It's an invitation meant to save you—an opportunity to live differently while there's still time. Because readiness is not something you claim at the end of life, it is something you practice every day until it ends.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

What does it truly mean to make disciples? In this powerful four-part conclusion to the Commands of Christ series, we explore the Great Commission as the crescendo of all that Jesus commanded. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this series calls us to move from inward transformation to outward multiplication. As we have spent four years treasuring, meditating on, and living out Christ's commands, we now step into the command to teach others to observe all things He has taught us.Have we allowed the commands of Christ to shape our lives so deeply that we are compelled to pass them on to others? What legacy of discipleship are we leaving behind for the next generation?As we conclude this four-year journey through the commands of Christ, we are invited into the very heartbeat of discipleship: to go, to teach, and to pass on what we've received. The Great Commission is not the end—it's a beginning. Jesus calls us to treasure His commands, not only in our study and meditation, but in our obedience and our sharing (Matthew 28:18–20). We've discovered that these 51 commands are not mere rules but revelations of Christ's character, windows into His heart, and pathways into deeper relationship with Him. From abiding in Him to receiving His power, from denying self to awaiting His return, each command has formed a beautiful mosaic of what it means to follow Jesus. Now, with full hearts, we pass the baton—encouraging every listener to continue in the Word, to keep treasuring His commands, and to go make disciples. Let us walk forward with boldness, knowing that Christ goes with us, and let us live in such a way that others see Him clearly through our lives. This is not just a podcast series—it is the ongoing call of Christ. May we hear it and follow Him faithfully.Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.com Find us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/homediscipleshipnetwork

What does it mean to truly live without fear?UFC fighter Gabe “Gifted” Green returns to the Rooted in Christ Podcast for a powerful and unfiltered conversation with host Eric Stephens about faith, fear, and full surrender to God's will. From stepping into the UFC cage to kneeling in prayer before a fight, Gabe shares how trusting God—not outcomes—has completely transformed the way he lives, competes, and leads.Together, Eric and Gabe unpack Scripture from Psalm 118, Psalm 56, and the life of David, exploring what it means to overcome fear by fixing our eyes on God rather than man. Gabe opens up about losses, humility, fatherhood, injuries, spiritual growth, and even praying with his opponent before a fight—revealing how faith shapes every aspect of his journey.This episode is a reminder that fear is real—but it doesn't have to rule you.In this episode, you'll hear about:Overcoming fear through surrender to ChristFaith under pressure and inside the UFC cageHumility, confidence, and trusting God's planWhy worry robs us of today's strengthGiving God glory in both victory and defeatWhether you're facing fear in your faith, your calling, or your everyday life, this conversation will encourage you to walk boldly, trusting that the Lord is with you every step of the way.“The Lord is on my side; I will not fear. What can man do to me?” — Psalm 118:6Listen now and be encouraged to stay rooted in Christ!

Today, on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we sound the spiritual alarm: “Keep your lamps lit!”—because darkness is sprinting, comfort is killing vigilance, and the Bridegroom is coming.Paul M. Neuberger leads the charge, calling out comfort, compromise, and cancel culture infecting boardrooms and sanctuaries alike. Ten virgins, one Bridegroom, a midnight reckoning—some were ready, most were not. In a world addicted to ease and entertainment, will you build a business and lose your soul, chase success but miss holiness, plan for retirement but forget eternity?This episode pulls no punches. The stakes are sky-high: lukewarm faith, cultural conformity, spiritual sleepwalking. Jesus is still Lord. The world may demand silence, but now is the hour to shine, to stand, to burn.What will YOU do when spiritual midnight strikes? Buckle up. This one's raw, real, and rooted in Matthew 25."In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." –Matthew 5:16Episode Highlights:05:56 – Keeping your lamp lit isn't a poetic idea, a cute Christian slogan, or a soft spiritual encouragement. It's a command. It's a lifestyle. It's a battle stance. And it represents the difference between those who endure and those who fall away, those who overcome and those who collapse, those who walk in the light and those swallowed up by the darkness.13:07 – And when Christ returns, he isn't coming back for a lukewarm, apathetic, half awake people. He's coming for those whose lamps burn fiercely through the darkness. Darkness, no matter the cost. When Jesus delivered the parable of the ten virgins, he wasn't warning about minor inconveniences or small spiritual setbacks. He was describing catastrophic consequences. The kind that determine eternal destiny. The kind that destroy families, the kind that end ministries. And the kind that leave believers blindsided in the moment that they least expect it. An unlit lamp is not just a dim spiritual life. It's a dangerous spiritual life. It's a life vulnerable to deception, seduction, confusion and collapse. It's a life without discernment, without spiritual power, without clarity. When the lamp goes out, so does the ability to recognize truth from lies, conviction from emotion, God's voice from the world's noise.22:42 – And nothing threatens compliance more than a believer whose lamp burns without apology. Why does the world want your lamp extinguished? Because a lit lamp reveals the emptiness of their definitions of identity. Because a lit lamp exposes the foolishness of their arguments. Because a lit lamp confronts the lies they want normalized.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

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This is a Christ Centered Christmas Podcast For Kids! This week we study December 22–28: The Matchless Gift of God's Divine Son - ChristmasWe will play some games like guess the Christmas carol, guess the Christmas song, fill in the blank nativity story, and more. You're listening to Come Follow Me Kids!A Come Follow Me Podcast for Primary Kids of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.We are an interactive game play podcast for kids. Children will learn shout the scriptures while playing games that go with the Come Follow Me Lessons from the church.This year we are studying the Doctrine and Covenants. If you are looking for a Doctrine and Covenants Podcast for Primary Kids, look no further! Our podcast is called Come Follow Me Kids. Come Follow Me for kids that are primary aged 2-12 in the Church or Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. We follow the come follow me manual from the church but are not officially affiliated in any way. Some audio segments come from the friend magazine and other church sources. On this podcast we play interactive games while learning about the gospel and atonement of Jesus Christ.If your children would like to be guests on this podcast or to receive a baptism shout out, please email us at their info at comefollowmekidspodcast@gmail.com 

What does it truly mean to make disciples? In this powerful four-part conclusion to the Commands of Christ series, we explore the Great Commission as the crescendo of all that Jesus commanded. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this series calls us to move from inward transformation to outward multiplication. As we have spent four years treasuring, meditating on, and living out Christ's commands, we now step into the command to teach others to observe all things He has taught us.Have we embraced Christ's call not only to follow Him, but to help others do the same? Are we treasuring His commands in such a way that our lives overflow with the desire and ability to make disciples?As we reflect on the journey through the commands of Christ, we now arrive at the climactic call to make disciples—a commission that encapsulates all we've learned and lived out. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this command is not just about going, but about going with the authority of Christ, filled with His Spirit, and teaching others to observe—to treasure and guard—everything He has commanded. Discipleship is the natural fruit of our own walk with Jesus; we cannot lead others where we ourselves have not gone. As disciplined followers who abide in His Word, we are called to multiply that life in others, knowing we do not go alone—He is with us always. In a world often content with conversion, Christ calls us to spiritual maturity—to shape lives that are rooted, trained, and transformed. His commands, covering every area of life, are His heart expressed, and to teach them is to lead others into deeper fellowship with Him. Let us walk worthy of this calling, empowered by His presence, faithful in His Word, and committed to the mission: making disciples of all nations.Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.com Find us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/homediscipleshipnetwork

In this deeply honest and Spirit-led conversation, Avery Lofton joins the Rooted in Christ Podcast to share her journey through marriage, motherhood, creativity, and unwavering faith in Jesus. From navigating the early sanctification of marriage to learning how to steward calling, family, and creativity without losing peace at home, Avery offers wisdom shaped by real life—not theory.Avery opens up about marrying well, the importance of pre-marital counsel, and how God uses marriage and parenting to expose, refine, and grow us. She also shares her powerful testimony of coming to Christ at 19, overcoming fear and insecurity, and learning how obedience—not comfort—shaped her calling in music and ministry.This episode dives into the tension many creatives feel: pursuing excellence without making the gift an idol, staying present with family while stewarding influence, and remaining faithful when criticism comes from inside the Christian space. Through it all, Avery reminds us that our testimony is never redundant—there's always someone who hasn't heard it yet.In this episode, you'll hear about:What it really means to marry well and be equally yokedNavigating early marriage frustration with grace and enduranceMotherhood, sacrifice, and finding rhythm as a familyCreativity, Christian artistry, and doing things with excellence—without distractionAvery's faith journey and overcoming fear through prayerWhy your testimony still matters, even if you've told it beforeWhether you're married, single, creative, or simply seeking to stay rooted in Christ in every season, this episode will encourage, challenge, and remind you to keep Jesus at the center of it all.

In today's C-Suite for Christ Podcast, Paul M. Neuberger pulls no punches and takes you straight to the heart of Jesus—the table-flipping, Pharisee-confronting Savior who shattered soft stereotypes and set a holy fire ablaze. Too many settle for a sanitized, shrink-wrapped version of Christ. Not here.Here, we deal in Scripture, not sentiment.Here, we remember that bold faith always offends the status quo, and living for the Lion of Judah means sometimes you roar. You'll hear about the price of standing for truth—criticism, ridicule, rejection—but you'll also hear this: Jesus is Lord, and His authority will not be neutered by culture's comfort.When your moment of truth comes—will you flip tables, or fold? Buckle up. This is raw, real, and rooted in truth."Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace to the earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword." –Matthew 10:34Episode Highlights:03:34 – This is the Jesus the culture prefers. Because this version demands nothing, confronts nothing and threatens nothing. He's not Lord, He's a frickin' mascot. He's not a savior. He's a sentimental symbol. He's the spiritual equivalent of a Hallmark card—sweet, pleasant, and utterly harmless. And that version of Jesus is not only unbiblical, it is spiritually catastrophic. Somewhere along the way, society decided to neuter the Gospel. They removed the teeth, they removed the authority. They removed the fire, they removed the confrontation, they removed the righteous anger. They removed anything that might expose sin or disrupt somebody's comfort.10:02 – Yet today, in a Christian culture that idolizes niceness over holiness, this story is often minimized. Some pastors skip it. Some churches soften it, others reinterpret it to make Jesus appear almost apologetic for his actions. But the Bible doesn't apologize for Jesus, and Jesus certainly didn't apologize for himself. He didn't flip tables impulsively. He flipped tables intentionally. 21:02 – And this is exactly why society hides the confrontational side of Jesus—because if believers rediscovered it, they would become a threat to the moral chaos consuming our culture. They would stop being passive observers and become active warriors. They would stop tolerating evil and start overturning tables. They would stop blending in and start standing out. They would stop whispering truth and start proclaiming it.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

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What does it truly mean to make disciples? In this powerful four-part conclusion to the Commands of Christ series, we explore the Great Commission as the crescendo of all that Jesus commanded. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this series calls us to move from inward transformation to outward multiplication. As we have spent four years treasuring, meditating on, and living out Christ's commands, we now step into the command to teach others to observe all things He has taught us.Are we actively living out the Great Commission in our own lives? What does it truly look like to treasure Christ's commands and help others do the same?As we reflect on these four years of immersing ourselves in the commands of Christ, we now arrive at the crescendo: making disciples. This command, rooted in the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18–20), is not merely a call to evangelize, but a lifelong invitation to teach others to observe—to guard, treasure, and live out—all that Christ has commanded. Discipleship is not about producing spiritual converts alone, but nurturing disciplined followers of Jesus, shaped by His Word and empowered by His presence. We are reminded that the authority to go comes not from ourselves, but from the risen Christ who sends and stays with us. True discipleship begins in the quiet places of worship, overflows from a heart that treasures His Word, and is sustained by the power of His Spirit. As we go, we do not go alone—we go with the King, bearing His heart to the nations. May we live in obedience to His call, becoming disciples who make disciples, for His glory and by His grace.Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.com Find us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/homediscipleshipnetwork

In this powerful and deeply moving episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down with Mick Wienholt to share a testimony shaped by unimaginable loss, raw grief, and God's relentless pursuit.Mick opens up about the tragic stillbirth of his firstborn son, Luke—a moment that shattered his world and forced him to confront a truth he could no longer avoid: what he thought was a Luke-shaped hole in his heart was actually a God-shaped one. Raised around Christianity but without a real relationship with Jesus, Mick describes how that moment of desperation on a hospital floor became the beginning of true surrender.Through honest storytelling, Mick walks us through:Crying out to God for the first time in genuine desperationHow grief became the doorway to real prayer and authentic faithThe transformation of his marriage, priorities, and daily lifeLearning to trust God's plan after loss, miscarriage, and high-risk pregnanciesThe difference between believing about God and living in obedience to HimThis episode dives deep into themes of suffering, obedience, surrender, and redemption—reminding us that Jesus meets us not after the mess is cleaned up, but right in the middle of it.Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of stillbirth, miscarriage, and grief.Part 2 is coming, where Mick will share even more about God's miraculous protection over his life and the calling that followed.If you've ever questioned God in pain, struggled with control, or wondered if He can redeem your darkest moments—this conversation is for you.

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What does it truly mean to make disciples? In this powerful four-part conclusion to the Commands of Christ series, we explore the Great Commission as the crescendo of all that Jesus commanded. Rooted in Matthew 28:18–20, this series calls us to move from inward transformation to outward multiplication. As we have spent four years treasuring, meditating on, and living out Christ's commands, we now step into the command to teach others to observe all things He has taught us.What does it truly mean to make disciples, and how are we living out the commands of Christ in a way that impacts others? Are we treasuring His Word so deeply that it overflows into discipling others?As we come to the final command in this rich four-year journey through the words of Christ, we are brought to the heart of it all—making disciples. The Great Commission is not just a call to proclaim salvation, but an invitation to walk with others as they grow in their relationship with Jesus. We are reminded that discipleship is more than teaching facts; it is guiding others to observe—to treasure, guard, and live out—the commands of Christ (Matthew 28:18–20). We do this not in our own strength but under His authority and in the power of His presence, promised to be with us always. True discipleship begins in the quiet place of worship, flows from hearts that are first surrendered, and continues as we share with others what we ourselves have received. Like disciplined athletes pressing toward a heavenly prize (1 Cor. 9:25), we are called to pursue Christ, to be shaped by His Word, and to multiply that life in others. Making disciples isn't a burden but a joy, an overflow of love for Jesus and for His people. Let us go with confidence—not in ourselves, but in the One who calls and empowers, who is always with us, even to the end of the age. Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.com Find us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://www.instagram.com/homediscipleshipnetwork

In this powerful episode, Eric Stephens sits down with Detroit artists Kemara Lynn and Jaygo Beezy for an honest conversation on faith, music, purpose, and perseverance. Both artists share their personal journeys to Christ — from seasons of depression, identity struggles, and backsliding to radical encounters with God that transformed their lives.The discussion dives deep into: • Surrendering talent, ambition, and creativity to Christ • Staying rooted in prayer, accountability, and consecration • Detroit's influence on their artistry and mindset • The mission behind their faith-driven music • Maintaining humility, focus, and integrity in the music industry • Kemara Lynn's new release “Apply Pressure”— birthed from a season of intense spiritual, emotional, and physical pressure • The I Believe Experience, a growing movement empowering Christian creatives and athletesIf you're an artist, athlete, believer, or someone seeking encouragement, this episode is packed with testimony, transparency, and truth.Subscribe for more Christ-centered conversations that challenge, uplift, and inspire.

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In this moving episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Eric Stephens sits down with bestselling Christian author and Stanford-trained lawyer Lara Silverman to share her extraordinary testimony of suffering, faith, and hope.Lara opens up about her rare neurological illness that left her bedridden, the collapse of her legal career, and the heartbreaking loss of her husband Matt. Yet through every fire, she witnessed God's presence, joy, and unexpected redemption.She also talks about her #1 bestselling memoir, Singing Through Fire, where she blends testimony, humor, music, and raw honesty to help believers navigate grief and deepen their trust in God.If you've ever wrestled with unanswered prayers, loss, or the question of how God can still be good in pain, Lara's story will encourage you deeply.

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We don't tiptoe around the crisis… We sound the alarm. We don't cower before culture… We stand tall, watchful, unashamed. This week on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we march straight into the fire with Paul M. Neuberger leading the charge.Today's episode isn't for the faint of heart. We're grabbing hold of Ezekiel 33:6—God's warning to every so-called “watchman” on the wall. This isn't business as usual. This is God's business. And when the world celebrates sin, glamorizes rebellion, and punishes righteousness, Paul M. Neuberger says it's time to blow the dang trumpet, no matter the cost.You want sanitized sermons? Hit pause. You want bold, Gospel-powered truth? Get ready: you will be challenged. You will be convicted. Silence isn't neutral—it's deadly—but courage backed by Scripture is always in style.The world is watching. The enemy is advancing. What will you do when your moment on the wall arrives?Buckle up. This one's raw, real, and rooted in the unshakeable Word.“But if the watchman sees the sword coming and does not blow the trumpet to warn the people and the sword comes and takes someone's life, that person's life will be taken because of their sin, but I will hold the watchman accountable for their blood.” (Ezekiel 33:6)Episode Highlights:04:45 – But if the watchman sees the sword coming and does not blow the trumpet to warn the people, and a sword comes and takes someone's life, that person's life will be taken because of their sin. But I will hold the watchman accountable for their blood. Accountable for their blood. Those aren't the kind of words you cross stitch onto a pillow. Those are the kind of words that get into your bones and keep you up all night. Words that remind you that being a follower of Christ isn't a spectator sport. 07:43 – God isn't just calling ancient prophets to accountability. He's calling CEOs, business owners, executives, managers, and leaders of every kind. In today's society, where sin is celebrated like a national pastime and truth is treated like hate speech, the role of the watchman is more critical than ever. Corporate America pushes gender ideology. Schools indoctrinate children. Entertainment glamorizes rebellion. Politicians legalize wickedness. And through all this, God is watching his people, watching his watchmen, watching to see if we recognize the sword approaching and whether we're willing to blow the dang trumpet.32:32 - Faith comes by hearing. People can't hear your silence. Third, we must call out sin in our own circles. Not with arrogance, not with cruelty, not with self righteousness, but with the humility and urgency of someone who genuinely cares about souls. A watchman warns because he loves. A watchman speaks because eternity is at stake. Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite 

On this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we're taking off the kid gloves and calling out the entitlement mindset strangling our homes, churches, and nation.Paul M. Neuberger rips the mask off comfort culture. He names the lies, shatters the excuses, and lays bare the roots of entitlement—biblical rebellion, not just bad behavior. He names the cost: a generation gone soft, a nation handing over its freedom for comfort, a Church trading grit for grievance.But the greater truth? Jesus is still King. Work is still holy. Blessing comes through gratitude, grit, obedience—never entitlement.The world says you're owed. Christ says, pick up your cross and follow Me.So, when your moment of truth strikes—will you demand your rights, or will you rise with responsibility?Buckle up. This one's raw, real, and rooted in the unfiltered Word."If anyone is not willing to work, he must not eat." –2 Thessalonians 3:10Episode Highlights:01:07 – And I'm here to tell you bluntly and biblically, you're not entitled to a single darn thing. Not from God, not from your boss, not from your spouse, not from your government, and certainly not from your church. Everything you have is either grace or it's the fruit of discipline and hard work."06:21 – Entitlement makes God your servant and you the master. Let me say that again for the people in the back: entitlement turns the creator into the butler and the creature into the boss. That's blasphemous. That's satanic. That's why this topic matters so much.45:31 – You aren't entitled to anything. And that reality is not depressing. It's liberating. It's empowering. It's the best news you're going to hear today, my friend. When you believe you're entitled to nothing, you finally see everything correctly. Entitlement twists your vision. It distorts your expectations. It poisons your joy, it corrodes your character.  Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite 

In this powerful episode of the Daily Living for Christ Podcast, Donald E. Coleman explores the biblical and contemplative truth behind the wilderness. He reveals why every believer must pass through this sacred terrain. Far from being punishment, the wilderness is God's preferred place of formation—where saboteurs are exposed, false identities fall away, and the voice of God becomes unmistakably clear.You'll discover how Jesus, Moses, David, Elijah, and the early Church were all shaped by wilderness seasons, and how your current season may be the very place God is preparing you to awaken as His Beloved.Join us as we reclaim the wilderness as holy ground and learn to recognize God's transformative presence in the quiet, hidden, and uncertain places of life.Here are some resources to support you in the journey:The Beloved PrayerOverview of the Ten SaboteursTake the free Saboteur Assessment"Have Questions, Send us a Message" This podcast is a production of The Center for Biblical Coaching and Leadership. If this episode has been useful or inspiring to you in any way, please share it with someone else. Lastly, please follow the show and write a review.If you want to go deeper on this journey, visit www.tcbcl.org to learn how we're walking this path together through biblical coaching, spiritual formation, and the ROOTED Global Movement.

How do we live out the Christian life as Jesus intended? In this four-part series on the command to receive God's power, we explore Jesus' call to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). We begin by uncovering our absolute need for the Holy Spirit—not only to begin the Christian life, but to sustain and empower it every day. Through rich Scripture, personal stories, and practical application, we examine what it means to walk in the Spirit, how to abide in His power, what grieves or quenches Him, and the vital ministries He performs in our lives. From salvation to sanctification, from surrender to fruitfulness, this series invites us to live not in our own strength, but in the power of Christ dwelling in us. When we truly depend on Him, He transforms our lives, equips our witness, and glorifies Himself through us.Are we allowing anything—sin, pride, fear, or worldliness—to grieve or quench the Spirit of God in our lives? Have we invited the Holy Spirit not only to dwell in us but to fill us completely and lead us daily?As we close this four-part series on receiving God's power, we are left with a profound and essential truth: the Christian life is not lived by our effort, strength, or resolve, but by the power of the Holy Spirit indwelling and empowering us. Jesus' words in Luke 24:49, “Tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high,” remind us that we must first receive before we can obey. The Spirit of God is given at salvation, yet His filling is to be sought and received daily through surrender, humility, abiding in the Word, and prayer. We've seen that sin, pride, fear, worldliness, and even careless speech can grieve or quench the Spirit, hindering His work in us. But as we yield every part of our hearts—removing the “Private” signs on locked closets—the Spirit fills, sanctifies, convicts, comforts, guides, teaches, and glorifies Jesus through us. He is the very presence of God within us, the engine of our walk, and the power for our witness. Just as the early disciples turned the world upside down after receiving the Spirit, so too can our lives bear fruit when we are wholly surrendered to His leading. May we be a people marked by His power—not for show, but for the glory of Christ alone. And may this teaching not remain a concept but become our daily cry: “Lord, fill me afresh. I can't—but You never said I could. You can—and You always said You would.” Amen.

On this episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, Brenno returns for Round 3 with one of our most transparent and spiritually rich conversations yet. We dive deep into his testimony, the importance of the secret place, godly discipline, navigating platform pressure, and how God continues to shape his character, music, and calling.Brenno also shares new updates about his debut album, "VIDA," fatherhood, marriage, creative balance, and what it truly means to follow Jesus with integrity in the spotlight.Whether you're an artist, believer, or someone walking through a season of waiting, this episode will speak to you.Connect with Brenno here: https://www.instagram.com/brenno.music/

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How do we live out the Christian life as Jesus intended? In this four-part series on the command to receive God's power, we explore Jesus' call to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). We begin by uncovering our absolute need for the Holy Spirit—not only to begin the Christian life, but to sustain and empower it every day. Through rich Scripture, personal stories, and practical application, we examine what it means to walk in the Spirit, how to abide in His power, what grieves or quenches Him, and the vital ministries He performs in our lives. From salvation to sanctification, from surrender to fruitfulness, this series invites us to live not in our own strength, but in the power of Christ dwelling in us. When we truly depend on Him, He transforms our lives, equips our witness, and glorifies Himself through us.Are we daily depending on the Spirit of God, or are we still trying to live the Christian life in our own strength? Have we fully surrendered every area of our heart to the Lord, letting Him fill us completely?In this rich and practical reflection on Luke 24:49, we come face to face with the essential truth that the Christian life cannot be lived apart from the power of the Holy Spirit. Jesus' command to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” invites us to a life of continual dependence, surrender, and intimacy with God. Receiving His power begins at salvation—when we are born of the Spirit—but it continues as a daily walk of being filled, sanctified, and led by Him. The Holy Spirit, both Holy and wholly consuming, moves into every area of our lives, cleansing, empowering, and conforming us into the likeness of Christ. We cannot overcome sin, bear fruit, or fulfill God's commands by striving in our own ability; instead, we yield to His presence, abide in His Word, and walk in surrendered obedience. As we empty ourselves of self-sufficiency and acknowledge our deep need, the rivers of His Spirit rush in—bringing life, power, and fruitfulness. Christ is not just our example—He is our life. And when we truly grasp that He does the work in and through us, we find freedom, joy, and strength to walk out the life He's called us to live. Let us stay in that place of dependence and surrender, continually receiving His power, that we may be vessels through which Christ is glorified.

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In this powerful conversation, Eric sits down with Yung Kriss, one of the leading voices shaping the Christian R&B movement. From personal testimony to industry insight, Kriss opens up about the challenges, victories, and spiritual battles behind the music that's impacting lives around the world.Together, they dive deep into:• The explosive growth of Christian R&B and why it's becoming a global movement• The behind-the-scenes story of HBO Fest — the first Christian R&B festival that sold out beyond capacity• Lives changed, altars filled, and the spiritual impact of in-person ministry• The pressure Christian artists face to stay authentic in a culture of comparison and criticism• Balancing creativity, calling, and conviction in an industry under the microscope• What it means to serve, stay humble, and keep Jesus at the center—no matter the platform• How Christians can create modern-sounding music without compromise• Real talk about collaboration, ministry in secular spaces, and being a light outside church wallsThis episode is full of honesty, testimony, and wisdom for artists, believers, and anyone navigating their faith in today's culture.Follow Yung Kriss:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yungkriss/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YungKrissMusic/Website: https://www.yungkriss.com/

How do we live out the Christian life as Jesus intended? In this four-part series on the command to receive God's power, we explore Jesus' call to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). We begin by uncovering our absolute need for the Holy Spirit—not only to begin the Christian life, but to sustain and empower it every day. Through rich Scripture, personal stories, and practical application, we examine what it means to walk in the Spirit, how to abide in His power, what grieves or quenches Him, and the vital ministries He performs in our lives. From salvation to sanctification, from surrender to fruitfulness, this series invites us to live not in our own strength, but in the power of Christ dwelling in us. When we truly depend on Him, He transforms our lives, equips our witness, and glorifies Himself through us.Have we truly been born from above, receiving the promise of the Father through faith in Christ? Are we walking in the power of the Spirit, or still striving in our own strength?As we continue meditating on Jesus' command to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49), we see that the power of the Holy Spirit flows first from a right relationship with God—through being born again. This promise of the Father, long foretold by the prophets, is fulfilled through the finished work of Christ: His death, resurrection, ascension, and exaltation. From that place of completed redemption, Jesus now pours out His Spirit upon those who are His. We, like the disciples, are called to respond in simple, trusting obedience—to wait on the Lord, to gather in unity with His people, and to seek Him in prayer. Their obedience led to an outpouring of God's presence and power that transformed them from fearful followers into bold proclaimers of the gospel, bearing fruit for the Kingdom. We are reminded that spiritual fruitfulness does not come from striving but from abiding—yielding ourselves to the Spirit's filling, that Christ might live His life in and through us. As children of God, we are not only called to obedience but also empowered for it, through the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit. Let us remain in Him, united in purpose, dependent in prayer, and confident in His power to do what we never could on our own.

In this powerful episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, host Eric Stephens sits down with worship leader, missionary, and speaker Rodrick Wilson to discuss his incredible journey of faith, healing, and purpose.From growing up in the church to discovering his calling as a worship leader and missionary, Rod shares how God used seasons of brokenness to reveal his true purpose. He opens up about his song “Yahweh,” his mission work in Peru, the importance of prayer and fasting, and how staying rooted in God's presence transformed his life.This episode is filled with encouragement for anyone who feels lost, abandoned, or unsure of their purpose. Rod's story reminds us that when you trust God fully, He'll never fail you.Key Topics:Rod's journey from pain to purpose through worshipThe story behind his single “Yahweh” and upcoming release “Evergreen”Lessons from mission work in PeruMarriage, balance, and spiritual discernmentWhy trusting God's process leads to transformationStay connected with Rooted in Christ Podcast and Redwood Christian Ministries for more faith-filled stories and testimonies that glorify Jesus.

In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we're declaring war on the counterfeit religions of Communism and Antifa. A spiritual war is raging for the soul of our nation, fought not with tanks, but with ideologies that have a single mission: to dethrone God.This episode pulls back the mask on two of the enemy's most effective weapons: Communism and Antifa. These aren't just political theories; they are counterfeit religions, preaching a gospel of rebellion, envy, and chaos. From Marx's blood-soaked history to the modern-day riots in our streets, the same serpent is at work, promising utopia while delivering tyranny.We're here to arm you with the truth. To expose the lies disguised as "social justice" and "equity." And to call the church to stop whispering while the world burns.Buckle up. This isn't a political debate; it's spiritual warfare."For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms." – Ephesians 6:12Episode Highlights:32:17 - You can't legislate love or redistribute righteousness. Only Christ can do that. Communism enslaves people economically. Antifa enslaves them emotionally. One binds the body, the other binds the mind. Both promise liberation and deliver slavery.43:16 - Antifa's tactics don't end with the riots of 2020. They've evolved. The group learned that you don't need to burn cities when you can burn reputations. Cancel Culture is Antifa's digital weapon. Social pressure is its firebomb. Today they don't wear masks in March; they wear HR badges and moderate your social media.54:23 - Silence in the face of evil is not neutrality, it's surrender. Speaking truth in love is not hate speech, it's hope speech. The most loving thing you can do for someone lost in deception is to tell them the truth.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

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How do we live out the Christian life as Jesus intended? In this four-part series on the command to receive God's power, we explore Jesus' call to “tarry… until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). We begin by uncovering our absolute need for the Holy Spirit—not only to begin the Christian life, but to sustain and empower it every day. Through rich Scripture, personal stories, and practical application, we examine what it means to walk in the Spirit, how to abide in His power, what grieves or quenches Him, and the vital ministries He performs in our lives. From salvation to sanctification, from surrender to fruitfulness, this series invites us to live not in our own strength, but in the power of Christ dwelling in us. When we truly depend on Him, He transforms our lives, equips our witness, and glorifies Himself through us.Are we living the Christian life in our own strength, or are we truly depending on the power of the Holy Spirit? Have we taken time to tarry before the Lord, to receive His enabling presence?As we come to the close of Jesus' earthly ministry, we are drawn to His clear command to His disciples: “Tarry... until ye be endued with power from on high” (Luke 24:49). This call to wait—to be still before going—reveals a cornerstone truth of the Christian life: we cannot live out the commands of Christ without the empowering of His Spirit. Jesus had shown them the way, given them the Word, but He knew they couldn't walk in it unless He Himself lived it out through them. This promise of the Father—the indwelling and continual filling of the Holy Spirit—is the fulfillment of ancient prophecy and the foundation of every believer's strength. As we receive His Spirit, He not only opens our eyes to the Scriptures (Luke 24:45), but also works in us both to will and to do of His good pleasure (Phil. 2:13). We are reminded that apart from Him, we can do nothing (John 15:5), but with Him, we are clothed with divine power—dunamis—the very breath and force of God, enabling us to live the life to which we've been called. Let us confess our utter need, wait on Him, and allow Christ to do in us what we could never do alone. “I can't—but You never said I could. You can—and You always said You would.”

In this powerful episode of the Rooted in Christ Podcast, host Eric Stephens sits down with Dr. Laurette Willis, founder of Weight Loss Without Willpower and PraiseMoves Fitness Ministry.Dr. Laurette shares her remarkable journey — from emotional eating at age six and two decades in the New Age movement, to a life transformed by Jesus Christ. Now a Cognitive Behavioral Therapist and Christian Weight Loss Coach, she helps women renew their minds on God's Word and retrain their brains with biblical principles rooted in neuroscience.Discover how Dr. Laurette overcame addiction, emotional struggles, and deception to live a life of spiritual and physical freedom. She also shares practical tools for:Renewing the mind and retraining the brain through ScriptureInviting God into your health journeyDeveloping daily habits to become “Healthy, Fit, and Free”Finding peace and identity in Christ✨ Free Resources Mentioned:PraiseMoves.com – The Christian alternative to yogaChristianWeightLossKit.com – Free guide + videoChristianMeditationKit.com – Learn biblical meditation

In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we're tearing down the excuses that have turned the Great Commission into the Great Suggestion. Jesus gave His church one final command before ascending to heaven: Go and make disciples. It wasn't a suggestion. It was a marching order. Yet, for too long, we've treated it like optional fine print at the end of the Gospel. We pray for blessings but ignore our mission. We stay silent in the marketplace and then wonder why the world is collapsing into godless chaos.This episode is a direct confrontation with the disobedience that has crippled the modern church. We're calling out the fear, comfort, and apathy that have turned believers into spectators. The Great Commission isn't a task for pastors and missionaries—it's the deployment order for every single person who claims the name of Christ.The time for excuses is over. When the King of Kings gives a direct command, will you obey, or will you remain silent on the sidelines?Buckle up. This is a call to arms for the army of God."Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." – Matthew 28:19-20Episode Highlights:10:20 - Yet when the King of Kings gives a direct command, "go and make disciples of all nations," millions of Christians shrug their shoulders, smile politely, and carry on with life as usual. Let's call it what it is: disobedience. Not ignorance, not oversight, not 'I'm too busy.' Disobedience.18:44 - Silence doesn't just fail to stop evil, it enables evil. We've raised a generation that knows TikTok better than the Ten Commandments. We've replaced the pulpit with politics and discipleship with entertainment... We're supposed to be the conscience of the culture, the ones who speak when no one else will. But for too long, we've traded conviction for comfort.26:01 - Fear has paralyzed the modern church, and comfort has sedated it. In the West, we've built a version of Christianity that costs us nothing. A faith that fits neatly between brunch and bedtime. We want the blessings of the cross without the burden of carrying the cross.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite 

What does baptism say about our freedom in Christ? Like Israel crossing the Red Sea, baptism pictures our deliverance from sin's power. We now walk free, no longer slaves, but alive in Christ.In this four-part series on the command “Baptize My Disciples,” we are invited to see baptism not as a symbolic obligation, but as a profound declaration of our union with Christ. Rooted in the authority and love of the risen Savior, baptism marks the believer's identity in Him, testifying that we have died to sin and been raised in newness of life. Through teaching, testimony, and Scripture, we are reminded that this command is both deeply spiritual and practically essential—anchored in Christ's power, pointing always to His glory, and flowing from a life of discipleship. Join Nate and Gabe as they explore Christ's command to “Baptize My Disciples.”Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.comFind us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://instagram.com/commandsofchristpodcast

On this episode of The C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we're going to war with the world's favorite sin: unforgiveness. Look around. Our culture is drowning in outrage. Revenge is entertainment. Bitterness is sold as strength. But the cross declares a different kind of power: forgiveness.This episode isn't about cheap grace or easy platitudes. It's a full-frontal assault on the unforgiveness that has poisoned the Church and paralyzed its witness. We're diving deep into the radical, non-negotiable command of Christ to forgive as we have been forgiven.From Erica Kirk's world-stopping forgiveness of her husband's killer to Tim Allen's 60-year battle with bitterness, we'll see what happens when believers choose obedience over offense. The world says get even. Jesus says get holy. Which will you choose?Buckle up. This one is raw, real, and rooted in the radical mercy of the cross."Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you." – Colossians 3:13Episode Highlights:05:32 - Forgiveness isn't weakness, it's warfare. When you forgive, you tear down strongholds. You silence Satan's accusations. You declare that the blood of Jesus is stronger than the offense that wounded you. That's why unforgiveness is one of Satan's favorite weapons. It keeps believers bitter, divided, and totally powerless.16:24 - Many churches don't talk about forgiveness anymore. It's not trendy, it doesn't sell... The modern world tells you to cancel your enemies. Christ tells you to bless them. The world says, destroy your opponent. Christ says, pray for them. The world says, get even. Christ says, get holy. Forgiveness is hard because it's holy.37:23 - One of the biggest misunderstandings about forgiveness is that it equals reconciliation. It does not. Reconciliation takes two repentant hearts. Forgiveness only takes one obedient one. You can forgive and still set boundaries. You can forgive and still walk away. Forgiveness is about your heart, not their reaction.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

How should baptism be carried out? Baptism is for all who trust in Christ. It is done in water, by immersion, and in His name—not ours—as part of making true disciples.In this four-part series on the command “Baptize My Disciples,” we are invited to see baptism not as a symbolic obligation, but as a profound declaration of our union with Christ. Rooted in the authority and love of the risen Savior, baptism marks the believer's identity in Him, testifying that we have died to sin and been raised in newness of life. Through teaching, testimony, and Scripture, we are reminded that this command is both deeply spiritual and practically essential—anchored in Christ's power, pointing always to His glory, and flowing from a life of discipleship. Join Nate and Gabe as they explore Christ's command to “Baptize My Disciples.”Want to go deeper in studying this command of Christ? Download a free study guide at https://homediscipleship.comStudy guide includes: Scriptures referenced in podcastReview of Old Testament contextGuide for Scripture meditationQuestions for application and prayerFor more information, visit us at https://homediscipleship.comFind us on Facebook and Instagram @homediscipleshiphttps://www.facebook.com/homediscipleshipnetworkhttps://instagram.com/commandsofchristpodcast