Conversations with John & Lisa Bevere

Have you struggled with believing things about yourself that are not true? In this episode, John, Lisa, and Austin Bevere discuss how false beliefs about God, others, and yourself can be overcome with the Word of God.

With so many in the Church who struggle with out of control thoughts and emotions, it’s time we address it. In this episode, John, Lisa, and special guest Austin Bevere share insights into how bringing your mind into alignment with God’s Word leads to a victorious life.

Are you living in expectancy for this year? In this episode, John and Lisa share what God has placed on their hearts for the year and also encourage us to live with anticipation and hope in 2018.

Happy New Year! In this episode, John and Lisa share insights on how fasting may not change the way you look, but it will change the way you see.

The Christmas season can be fun, but it can also be stressful. In this episode, John and Lisa discuss holiday challenges, fun traditions, and remind us what Christmas is all about.

How do you develop contentment? In this episode, John and Lisa discuss how having a heart of gratitude positions us to experience life in a whole new way.

John and Lisa share personal experiences with sin, specifically John's struggle with pornography. They discuss the harmful effects of addiction, the importance of seeking healing and confessing sins, and the promise of freedom from sin found in God's word.

What opens the way to intimacy? In this episode, John and Lisa Bevere share how holiness paves the way to experiencing an intimate relationship with God.

In this episode, John, Lisa, and Addison Bevere discuss how we can easily worship a “Knockoff Jesus.” This Jesus is made in our own image, and does not have the authority or the power of the true Jesus, and will render us powerless.

Why does the church today lack the power and influence of the early church? In this episode, John, Lisa, and Addison Bevere discuss the release of John’s newest book, Killing Kryptonite, and talk about a “spiritual kryptonite” that limits the body of Christ and keeps us from our potential.