The gifts of the Holy Spirit sound like superpowers — but what do they actually do? Are they rare, reserved for a few, or available to any believer? Is someone lucky to receive just one, or does the Lord use multiple gifts through one believer? Why does God partner with us for healing, prophecy, discernment, and faith? If you’ve ever wrestled with the mystery of how the Holy Spirit works through spiritual gifts, then this episode is for you.

This was tough to record since Charlie Kirks murder has shocked and grieved me personally. I wrestled with releasing this episode because I don't want to exploit his death by talking about it but it doesn't feel right to ignore it either. Especially if God wants to use this moment for revival. In this conversation, we reflect on what it means to lose someone whose life was committed to both faith and politics. How should we handle the tension and blurred lines between faith and politics? Was Charlie a Christian martyr? What does revival look like in a moment like this, when some mourn and others celebrate? What about loved ones in heaven—can the saints see us? Do they witness our remaining lives?

Join us in this fourth installment of the "Who is God?" series as we continue to explore The Holy Spirit (part 2 of 4) and the gift of tongues. We pick apart how the day of Pentecost isn't just a spectacle of the Holy Spirits power, but a sacred reversal when He descends and undoes Babel’s confusion by declaring the Gospel for all to understand. Then we dive into how tongues are not only public—they’re deeply personal. Scripture reveals that praying in the Spirit edifies the believer, building up faith in quiet places. If you ever wondered what the gift of tongues is all about, this episode is for you.

Join us in this third installment as we explore the often-misunderstood Person of the Trinity, the Holy Spirit. From Genesis to Pentecost, we trace how the Spirit moves: not just as wind or fire, but as the the still small voice who convicts, comforts, and calls. Through Scripture, symbolism, and personal stories, we unpack how the Holy Spirit doesn’t just visit—He indwells, disrupts, and transforms. Why does He feel distant to some and unmistakably near to others? What does it mean to truly hear Him? What are the differences between gifts and fruit, and the quiet tension between obedience and encounter? If you’ve ever wondered whether the Holy Spirit still speaks, this episode is for you.

In this second installment, we dive headfirst into the mystery of the Trinity — not just as a doctrine, but as a lived tension between faith and reason. What does it mean to say that God is one being in three persons? We wrestle with modalism, toy with the idea of a duality between Father and Son, and ultimately confront the undeniable presence of the Holy Spirit in scripture. This episode lays the foundation for understanding the trinity while later episodes will be dedicated to exploring each person of the Trinity — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — in depth. If you have ever struggled with the idea that God is one being in three persons, then his episode is for you.

What does it mean to say that God is truly good and infinitely powerful? In this first installment of our series "Who is God?" we dive into the essential characteristics that define the nature of the Christian God — His immutable attributes that He does not share with humanity, and His mutable qualities that He graciously shares with us. Along the way, we introduce the foundational concept of the Trinity: one God in three persons. This episode sets the stage for the next episode where we’ll focus more deeply on the distinct roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. If you ever wanted to try and understand who God is, then this episode is for you.

God's revelation didn’t end when the biblical canon closed. In this episode of our God Revealed series, we explore how God continues to reveal Himself today—not just in scripture, but in the stirrings of our spirit, in the still small voice, and even in the moments when He seems hidden. What can we learn about God's nature through all this? How can we learn to listen and grow closer to Him? If you have ever wondered about these things, then this episode is for you.

God’s revelation didn’t stop with the Old Testament—it reached its fullest expression in Jesus Christ. But even in the New Testament, He reveals Himself in different ways: through Christ’s teachings and miracles, through direct encounters like Paul’s dramatic conversion, and through the varied experiences of the disciples. Why does God choose such diverse methods of revelation? What can we learn from these encounters? If you ever wondered how God reveals Himself in the New Testament and how this shapes you're relationship with Him today, then this episode is for you.