Helping Teens Think Biblically in a Confusing Culture
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📖 Deuteronomy 6:6–9 • 2 Timothy 3:14–17

This week’s bonus episode was all about one of the most urgent callings we share as parents, mentors, and church leaders:
discipling the next generation to think biblically, love Jesus deeply, and navigate culture with wisdom and courage.

Here’s a quick recap ⬇️

🔹 God designed discipleship to begin in the home

Deuteronomy 6 shows us that faith is passed on through a lifestyle — conversations at home, on the road, in everyday moments.

🔹 Scripture forms a teen’s worldview before culture does

2 Timothy 3 reminds us that the Word of God gives wisdom, shapes identity, builds conviction, and equips young hearts for every good work.

🔹 Today’s teens face unique pressures

Anxiety, identity confusion, social media influence, moral fluidity, and constant information make this generation’s challenges unlike anything before.

🔹 Truth travels best through relationship

Teens listen to those who love them. Trust opens the door for transformation.

🔹 Parents and leaders don’t need perfection — just presence

God uses consistent, faithful adults who show up, listen well, and live out the gospel.

If you want to better understand, love, and disciple the next generation — this episode will equip and encourage you.

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#NextGeneration #YouthMinistry #BiblicalWorldview #FamilyDiscipleship #KingdomLensPodcast #SCBC #RaisingTeens #FaithAtHome

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In this episode, we take a compassionate and biblical look at how followers of Jesus can navigate seasons of anxiety, depression, emotional fatigue, and mental turmoil. Using passages like Psalm 42, Philippians 4:6–9, and 2 Corinthians 10:5, we explore what it means to bring our minds under the hope and truth of Christ.

Key themes include:

1. Emotional Struggle Is Not Spiritual Failure

Scripture shows us heroes of the faith—David, Elijah, Paul—who wrestled deeply with emotional pain. Even Jesus in Gethsemane experienced crushing anguish. Your mental battle does not disqualify you from God’s love or purpose.

2. Honesty Opens the Door to Hope

Psalm 42 teaches us that healing begins with acknowledging the turmoil in our soul. We don’t heal by pretending—we heal by bringing our real selves before God.

3. Remembering God’s Truth Reorients the Mind

David intentionally reminds his soul of God’s faithfulness and character. Paul calls us to take every thought captive and set our minds on what is true, honorable, and praiseworthy.

4. God Meets You in the Middle of the Battle

The Lord draws near to the brokenhearted. He supplies strength when you have none. He commands His steadfast love toward you even in the darkest moments.

5. The Mind of Christ Brings Peace and Renewal

Philippians 4 shows us how the peace of God guards our hearts and minds. Jesus does not just give peace—He is our peace, shaping how we think, feel, pray, and endure.

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A lot of people today are “deconstructing” their faith.
But here’s the question:
Are your questions leading you toward Jesus or away from Him?

In Episode 10 of the Walking in Wisdom Podcast, we talk about:
✔ Honest doubt vs. rebellious deconstruction
✔ Why Scripture is stronger than our emotions
✔ How to rebuild faith on truth, not trends
✔ Peter’s eyewitness testimony
✔ The moment Peter said, “Lord… where else would we go?”

If you or someone you love is wrestling with faith, this episode is for you.
Jesus isn’t afraid of the struggle.
He meets you in it.

🎧 New episode out now!

#WalkingInWisdom #FaithJourney #Deconstruction #ChristianPodcast #BibleTruth #Hope

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🔥 NEW PODCAST EPISODE: Redeeming Masculinity 🔥

What does real biblical manhood look like in a culture that’s confused about strength, leadership, and identity? In this episode, we dive into what Scripture actually says about masculinity—not the extremes, not the stereotypes, but the redeemed, Christ-shaped version God designed.

Whether you’re a man wanting to grow, a parent raising sons, or someone trying to understand God’s vision for healthy masculinity… this conversation matters.

🎙️ We talk about:
• Strength that serves, not dominates
• Courage rooted in conviction, not ego
• Humility as a mark of godly leadership
• Why men today feel spiritually lost—and how Christ restores purpose

If you’re ready for a hopeful, honest look at what it means to be a man in God’s kingdom, this episode is for you.

👉 Listen now and share with someone who needs this!
#RedeemingMasculinity #ChristianMen #KingdomLiving #BiblicalManhood #FaithPodcast

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🔥 NEW PODCAST EPISODE: Redeeming Masculinity 🔥

What does real biblical manhood look like in a culture that’s confused about strength, leadership, and identity? In this episode, we dive into what Scripture actually says about masculinity—not the extremes, not the stereotypes, but the redeemed, Christ-shaped version God designed.

Whether you’re a man wanting to grow, a parent raising sons, or someone trying to understand God’s vision for healthy masculinity… this conversation matters.

🎙️ We talk about:
• Strength that serves, not dominates
• Courage rooted in conviction, not ego
• Humility as a mark of godly leadership
• Why men today feel spiritually lost—and how Christ restores purpose

If you’re ready for a hopeful, honest look at what it means to be a man in God’s kingdom, this episode is for you.

👉 Listen now and share with someone who needs this!
#RedeemingMasculinity #ChristianMen #KingdomLiving #BiblicalManhood #FaithPodcast

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🎙️ Episode 7 — Faith Under Fire: Responding to Persecution and Pressure
📖 Matthew 5:10–12; 1 Peter 4:12–14
🎯 Focus: What happens when faith becomes costly?

When the world mocks your convictions or pressures you to compromise, remember: faith that costs nothing changes nothing.

In this episode, Pastor John Baldwin unpacks Jesus’ words, “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake,” and shows how believers can stand firm when their faith is tested.

👉 You’ll learn:

• Why persecution is not punishment, but proof of God’s presence.
• How to respond to pressure with humility, not hostility.
• What it means to rejoice when faith becomes costly.
• How eternal perspective gives strength for today.

💬 “Faith under fire is not fragile—it’s refined.”

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts and be encouraged to stand strong when culture pushes back.
#WalkingInWisdom #FaithUnderFire #PersecutionAndFaith #Matthew5 #1Peter4 #StandFirm #ChristianPodcast

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In this episode, Pastor John explores what it means to engage politically without losing sight of our greater calling as citizens of heaven. Using Philippians 3:20 and Matthew 22:21, he reminds believers that while we live and vote on earth, our ultimate allegiance belongs to the King of kings. Discover how to navigate politics with wisdom, peace, and grace—living as salt and light in a divided world while keeping your eyes fixed on Christ and His unshakable Kingdom.

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🎧 Episode 5 Recap — “When the Church Hurts: Healing Through the Eyes of Christ”

In this episode, Pastor John walks us through one of the most painful and often unspoken experiences in the Christian life — being hurt by the church. Drawing from Psalm 34:18, John 13:34–35, and Galatians 6:1–2, he reminds us that while people can wound us, Jesus never does. Christ meets us in our pain, calls us to love even when it’s hard, and shows us a better way — the way of restoration, forgiveness, and grace.

We learn that healing begins by bringing our hurt honestly before God, remembering that Jesus understands betrayal, and choosing forgiveness as an act of faith. Pastor John reminds us that true love doesn’t ignore sin but restores gently, and that the Church, though imperfect, is still God’s idea — a place He longs to redeem.

By the end, we discover that God never wastes a wound. The same grace that heals us can help us become agents of healing for others. When we forgive, rebuild trust, and love again, we reflect the heart of Christ — turning our scars into stories of redemption.

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