What does it really mean to follow Jesus?

In this episode, we begin a powerful journey through the Road to Easter. This first week focuses on a pivotal moment in the life of Jesus, when He “set His face toward Jerusalem” and intentionally began the path that would lead to the cross.

Jesus wasn’t wandering toward Easter by accident. Every step was intentional. Every teaching, miracle, and conversation pointed toward the ultimate sacrifice.

Jesus makes it clear that discipleship isn’t a side activity. It requires surrender, commitment, and a willingness to follow Him even when the path is difficult.

As we prepare our hearts for Easter, this episode challenges us to ask an important question:

Are we truly all in?

Easter didn’t start at the cross.

In this new podcast series, The Road to Easter, we explore the historical and biblical journey leading up to the resurrection of Jesus. In this first episode, we begin by answering one of the most important questions in the Christian faith:

Who is Jesus really?

Looking through the Gospel of Matthew, we uncover how Jesus is not just another teacher or rabbi. Matthew intentionally connects Jesus to the story of Moses to show that He is the fulfillment of everything the Jewish people had been waiting for.

Jesus didn’t simply come to give better rules.

He came to transform the human heart.

As we move toward Easter, our goal is to see Jesus not just as a story or tradition, but as a real person who walked the road to the cross for us.

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We’re in a transition season, and so are you.

In this episode, we walk through Joshua 1–6 and unpack the powerful journey from the Jordan River to the walls of Jericho. What does it look like to step into raging waters before they part? Why does God change the strategy in new seasons? And what happens after breakthrough?

This conversation is about more than a building campaign. It’s about the transitions in your life.

You may be standing in front of your own Jordan.

You may feel like you’re marching around walls that aren’t moving.

You may be tired.

But here’s the truth:

God says the victory is already done.

Breakthrough requires faith that persists when outcomes delay.

Obedience in transition creates testimony in the earth.

And compromise is always waiting after the miracle.

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Let’s walk this season out the way He says it.