Mission Sent
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Episodes
149 episodes
What If Your Self-Reliance Is The Real Problem
The most uncomfortable question we can ask at church is also the most freeing: who do you trust more, yourself or Jesus? We start in Matthew 5:20 where Jesus says our righteousness has to exceed the scribes and Pharisees, and we take that serio...
Why “No One’s Perfect” Is A Lazy Excuse
Comfort can look a lot like “relaxing” and we’re surprisingly good at calling it grace. We take Matthew 5:19 head-on and ask a question that cuts through churchy talk fast: are we the kind of people who do what Jesus says, or do we quietly loos...
What If The Bible Is Enough
Your mind has to land somewhere when the world feels like it’s on fire. We start with two anchoring passages from Paul, Philippians 4:8 and Colossians 3:1–2, because anxiety, grief, financial pressure, and spiritual heaviness don’t get healed b...
Stop Looking For Loopholes In Grace
If right and wrong can flip with every generation, what are we supposed to build our lives on? We start with a blunt question about morality and quickly land in Matthew 5:17, where Jesus draws a line in the sand: He does not tear down the law a...
You Cannot Follow Jesus In Private
Should Christians post the good they do or keep it quiet? That question sounds like a social media debate, but it quickly turns into a deeper challenge: Jesus says we are the light of the world, and a lamp doesn’t get turned on just to be cover...
Be Salty
Jesus doesn’t start with a to-do list. He starts with a name. After the Beatitudes, Matthew 5:13 hits with a direct identity statement: “You are the salt of the earth.” We wrestle with what Jesus actually means, why so many popular interpretati...
Stop Feeding The Trolls And Start Sharing Jesus
Somebody in the Bible probably inspires you. Peter’s boldness. Paul’s mind. Elijah’s fire. But here’s the question we don’t like asking: would we trade places with them, including the cost that came with their faith? We start with Matthew 5:11-...
Happy Are The Persecuted
“Blessed are those who are persecuted” is one of the most uncomfortable lines Jesus ever preached, because it forces a question most of us avoid: if our faith never creates friction, are we actually living the Beatitudes at all? We walk through...
What If Peacemaking Costs Your Comfort
“Blessed are the peacemakers” sounds simple until you realize peacemaking is not passive and it is definitely not the same thing as avoiding conflict. We start with a gut-check question: are you the person who calms the room, or the person who ...
Pure In Heart
“Blessed are the pure in heart” can feel like a crushing standard if we read it as “blessed are the flawless.” We go straight at that tension by slowing down in Matthew 5:8 and asking what the Bible actually means by “heart” and what Jesus is r...
Happy are the Merciful
Mercy sounds like a church word until you put it under pressure: would the people closest to us call us merciful, or would they say we’re quick to get offended, slow to forgive, and committed to winning? We open Matthew 5:7 and follow the Beati...
Are You Spiritually Starving or Just Grazing? | Matthew 5:6
Rundown In this episode, we dive into Matthew 5:6 and ask a blunt question: Are you actually hungry for God, or are you just surviving on spiritual snacks? We look at how easily our minds lock onto the “if I could just…” trap—believing t...
Stop Fighting Every Hill And Start Being Happy
The word “meek” has a branding problem. Most of us hear it and think soft, quiet, weak, or easy to push around, and then we wonder how Jesus could possibly connect that to happiness. We slow down in Matthew 5:5 and reclaim what the Beatitudes a...
Happy Are The Sad
“Blessed are those who mourn” can sound like a cruel riddle until you realize Jesus isn’t praising misery, he’s revealing the only path to lasting comfort. We dig into Matthew 5:4 and the upside down logic of the Sermon on the Mount: the world ...
Happy Are The Humble
If you have ever said “I just want to be happy” and then felt weirdly empty when you got what you wanted, this message is for you. We open the Sermon on the Mount and slow down at the first Beatitude, Matthew 5:3, where Jesus ties real happines...
What If The Kingdom Of Heaven Flips You
Jesus does not step onto the mountain to offer life hacks. He sits down like a King and speaks words meant to demolish our self-sufficiency and rebuild us as citizens of a different kingdom. We’re kicking off our new series, The Upside Down Kin...
Bring Them To Jesus
If church growth feels complicated, we think you’re asking the wrong question. The real issue is simpler and more challenging: how do people actually come to know Jesus, and what is our specific role in that journey? We start in Matthew 4:24 wi...
Jesus On Mission
Jesus doesn’t wander through the Gospels hoping something good happens. He’s on a mission, and Luke 19:10 says it plainly: he comes to seek and save what is lost. The question we sit with is uncomfortable in the best way: are we on the same mis...
Fishers Of Men
If Jesus were building a movement today, would He start with polished religious professionals or with ordinary workers who know how to grind, adapt, and go get results? We sit in Matthew 4 as Jesus calls Peter, Andrew, James, and John, and we w...
Your Light Was Never Meant To Stay Hidden
Darkness doesn’t need to “win” to be dangerous. It only needs you to hide your light. We sit in Matthew 4 as Jesus leaves Nazareth and intentionally goes to Galilee, the region Isaiah called a place of deep darkness, and we ask the question tha...
Wisdom War And Peace
Make war or make peace, which one should a Christian do? We start with that tension and end up somewhere surprisingly practical: how Jesus faces temptation, how wisdom actually grows, and why the Bible can call us to fight and reconcile at the ...
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Beat The Devil
The devil isn’t creative, but he is consistent, and that’s exactly why so many of us keep getting hit in the same places. We start with the blunt question: can you beat the devil? Then we go straight to Matthew 4 and watch how Jesus responds to...
The devil Only Runs Three Plays And You Keep Falling For Them
We ask a blunt question: is it actually possible to defeat the devil, or have we been giving him way too much credit. We connect Genesis 3 with Matthew 4 and lay out the three predictable tactics behind every temptation so we can stop guessing ...
