Join Pastor David Lien, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Liz Jones as they discuss what it truly means to return to the simplicity found in Christ. In this heartfelt conversation, they reflect on how easy it is to complicate our faith through knowledge, performance, and religious routine—when all along, the heart of Christianity is a relationship with Jesus Himself. Together, they explore what it looks like to walk in childlike faith, free from striving, and to rediscover the wonder of knowing Him personally. Their discussion reminds listeners that maturity in faith isn’t about mastering information, but about deepening intimacy with the One who made us. Tune in for a refreshing and grounding reminder to keep the main thing—the presence and love of Christ—the main thing.

Join Pastor David Lien, Pastor Bob Wilk, and Pastor Liz Jones as they discuss the powerful account of the woman caught in adultery from John 8. Together, they unpack how Jesus’ response reveals the heart of God—one that refuses to condemn but instead offers forgiveness, restoration, and a new way of living. The conversation dives into themes of mercy over judgment, the difference between law and grace, and how repentance is a response to love rather than a prerequisite for it. Through thoughtful dialogue and moments of humor, the pastors explore what it means to demonstrate Christ’s compassion in today’s polarized culture. This episode is a reminder that Jesus still meets us in our lowest moments—not with stones, but with the life-changing words, “Neither do I condemn you. Go, and sin no more.”

Join Pastor David Lien, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Bob Wilk as they discuss how our affections—what we set our hearts on—can either bring us closer to God or become spiritual infections that distort our desires. They explore how idols form when we direct our love toward created things instead of the Creator, producing disordered emotions and inner turmoil. The conversation emphasizes that God’s design for affection is to fill us with His presence, transforming our inner life into a “holy infection” that radiates love, peace, and compassion. Through repentance and renewed intimacy with the Father, believers can cleanse their hearts and realign their desires with His will. The pastors conclude by encouraging listeners to set their affections on Christ, allowing His love to overflow and become contagious to the world around them.

Join Pastor David Lien, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Bob Wilk as they discuss what it truly means to live as citizens of heaven while walking out our faith in a secular nation. In this episode, they unpack the growing conversation around “Christian nationalism,” clarifying how our first allegiance belongs to the Kingdom of God—not to political systems or ideologies. Through biblical insight and honest dialogue, they explore how believers can influence culture without confusing political identity with spiritual identity. The conversation highlights the call to live as salt and light, transforming society through love, humility, and the power of the Gospel rather than through force or control. Ultimately, they remind listeners that Jesus’ Kingdom is not of this world—and our mission is to bring His peace, truth, and reconciliation wherever we go.

Join Pastor David Lien, Julie Healy, and Jeribai Tascoe as they discuss the mystery and beauty of the Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and what it means for us to live in the fullness of God’s love. Together they explore how the eternal relationship within the Godhead reveals the very nature of love, unity, and purpose, and how we’ve been invited into that divine communion through Christ. From understanding God as family to recognizing our oneness with Him, this conversation dives deep into the heart of what it means to be created in His image. Discover how the revelation of God’s triune nature transforms not only our theology but our daily walk—our relationships, identity, and the way we experience His presence.

✨ You were made to share in the life of the Trinity—let this episode awaken that truth within you.

Join Pastor David Lien, Athena Low, and Jeribai Tascoe as they discuss what it means to have a stony heart—a heart that’s grown numb, stubborn, or closed off to God’s voice. In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, the hosts unpack how spiritual hardness develops, how it impacts our relationship with God and others, and how true healing begins when we yield to the Holy Spirit’s softening work. Through scripture, personal stories, and moments of revelation, they explore God’s promise in Ezekiel to replace our hearts of stone with hearts of flesh—tender, responsive, and alive. Whether you’re navigating bitterness, pride, or pain from the past, this episode will remind you that Jesus still transforms hearts and invites us to live fully alive in His grace.

Join Pastor David, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Bob Wilk as they discuss the origins of the rapture and what Scripture actually says about it. In this episode, they uncover how a 19th-century teaching reshaped much of modern church culture and why it continues to spark debate today. With humor, honesty, and biblical insight, they highlight the dangers of escapist thinking and the hope we have in Christ’s kingdom on earth. The conversation challenges listeners to see beyond fear-based doctrines and to embrace their role as salt and light in the world. Tune in for a thought-provoking and faith-strengthening discussion you won’t want to miss.

Join Pastor David Lien, Jeribai Tascoe, and Pastor Bob Wilk as they discuss the power and scandal of God’s grace, a gift freely given through the finished work of Jesus. They explain how grace is not earned by works, rituals, or penance but received daily as God’s power to redeem, sanctify, and sustain us. The conversation highlights how condemnation, guilt, and shame can keep believers trapped, yet God’s grace brings freedom, restoration, and a new identity. They emphasize that grace is not a license to sin but an invitation to live by the Spirit, empowered for good works and true fellowship with God. Ultimately, the pastors remind listeners that grace is sufficient, unshakable, and available to all—even those society considers unworthy.