Naseem Khalili, an Iranian-American who shares insights on cultural heritage through food, discusses the significance of Psalm 105. They explore the theme of trust in God, using historical examples to highlight divine faithfulness. Khalili also connects personal stories of family meals, particularly the role of bread in their traditions, to spiritual nourishment. This reflection emphasizes humility, trust, and the transformative power of prayer in deepening one's faith, providing a rich tapestry of cultural and spiritual insight.

Rick McKinley, an expert in biblical studies, delves into Psalm 46, discussing how to find strength in God's presence amid chaos and trusting in Christ's reign during trouble. The podcast explores global political shifts, challenges to democracy, and the need for stillness in turbulent times.

Rick McKinley, an expert in biblical studies and theology, discusses finding rest in chaos, navigating loss and grief, seeking solace in God's power and love, and finding strength in Jesus in a reflective and insightful conversation centered around Psalm 62.

A.J. Swoboda, expert in theological studies, explores hitting 'The Wall' in the Christian journey, importance of honesty in worship, and the power of confession in building a genuine relationship with God. The podcast also delves into imprecatory psalms, anticipatory praise, God's presence in difficult situations, and the theme of faithfulness amidst challenges.

Chris Nye, a Psalms enthusiast, explores dependence in Psalm 1, contrasting societal values of independence. He emphasizes cultivating a deeper reliance on God through incorporating Psalms in prayer life. The podcast also discusses the church's focus on discipleship, prayer, and fasting as a means of complete dependency on God in ministry and leadership.

Chris Nye, a passionate advocate for sound doctrine, dives into the critical importance of orthodoxy in teaching and doctrine. He discusses the New Testament's urgent warnings against false teachings and how they distort the faith. The conversation highlights the balance between correction and comfort found in scripture. Nye elaborates on the serpent's role in temptation and the need for discernment amidst contemporary false teachings. He emphasizes grounding faith in Christ and fostering a strong community while maintaining adherence to God's teachings.

The Bible is often misused and weaponized. But we are told God’s word will shape us into the image of Jesus. How and why can we trust God’s word when it says difficult, confusing, and sometimes abhorrent things?

The term gospel means “good news,” and the message of salvation found in the Bible is likened to treasure, honey, and a reward. Many see Scripture as limiting to our freedom and even evil. How do we know God’s word is as good as He says it is?

Our world is increasingly illiterate. During a time of distraction and digital forms of formation, we commit to allowing the word to dwell in us. But what is the “word” and why is it essential for it to dwell in us?

Seth King preaches on the call to be a neighborly community.