Religion without a true relationship with Jesus often leads to burnout, frustration, and spiritual emptiness. The pastors share insights from Jesus who was slandered and rebuked the proud who reject Him but also extended rest to those who come to Him in humility. Are you trying to live up to a set of rules and expectations that leave you exhausted, or are you allowing Jesus to carry your burdens? Do you dance to the world’s tune or rest in the identity Jesus has given you? Discover how Jesus’ yoke is light, and how resting in Him can bring the peace your soul longs for.

This is Podcast #48: "Jesus Rebukes The Proud But Gives Rest To The Humble” which is taken from Matthew 11:16-30 and Luke 7:31-35

What kind of disciple are you according to Jesus: worthy or worthless? In Matthew 10, Jesus challenges us to examine our discipleship: Are you boldly living out your faith, willing to confess Him before co-workers, authorities, and even family? Or have you settled into a comfortable, quiet faith that avoids risks? Are you truly putting Jesus above all else, or are you hesitant to make waves?

This is Podcast #46: "Jesus on Discipleship: Are You Worthy or Worthless?” which is taken from Matthew 10:26-42

In today's episode, Jesus interrupts a funeral and raises a dead man to life with just a few words. Unlike Elijah and Elisha, who had to plead with God, Jesus demonstrates His divine authority. The pastors hope this passage eases your fears about death, reminding you that your Savior will one day raise all Christians with just a few words!

This is Podcast #44: "Jesus crashes a Funeral and Resurrects a Dead Man in Nain” which is taken from Luke 7:11-17

In episode 42, Jesus addresses self-righteous hypocrites, calling them out for their evil actions. His message is directed at his followers who claim to love God but fail to practice His commands. As Christians, we need to seriously evaluate Jesus' words and ensure we are not hypocrites.

This is Podcast #42 “Sermon on the Plain (Jesus’ Teachings on Self-righteous Hypocrites)”… which is taken from Luke 6:37-49

In this episode, Jesus exemplifies the importance of prioritizing integrity over appeasing those in authority. Witness Jesus demonstrating God's love by healing a man with a crippled hand, an act that incites resentment from the establishment. As Jesus faces opposition from religious and political leaders conspiring to end his life, we're reminded of the enduring significance of loving our neighbors, regardless of the consequences.

This is Podcast #38: Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath: Healing on the Sabbath… which is taken from Matthew 12:9-14 | Mark 3:1-6 | Luke 6:6-11

Do you define yourself by your limitations or by your identity in Christ? In this episode, Jesus encounters a man who constantly makes excuses and blames others for his challenges. Despite this, Jesus heals him, prompting the man to shed his former identity as a cripple. However, when faced with hardship, the man's heart hardens, and he blames Jesus.

Are you like this man? Do you make excuses? In this episode, the pastors will examine John 5:1-16 and give insight on dealing with the issue of excuses.

This is Podcast #34 of the "Jesus Said That" series - titled, "Jesus Heals The Man of Lame Excuses" from John 5:1-16

What should you do when a friend is emotionally broken and needs help? In today's episode, we witness four friends bringing their physically and spiritually broken companion to Jesus – the ultimate source of healing. We'll also explore Jesus' prioritization of spiritual well-being over physical healing. Share your thoughts and join us for this insightful discussion as we delve into every word spoken by Jesus in the New Testament.

This is Podcast #32 of the "Jesus Said That" series - titled, "Jesus Forgives The Sin Of A Paralyzed Man from Matthew 9:2-8 | Mark 2:1-12 | Luke 5:17-26