In this powerful episode, Ben Peyton takes us deep into the heart of the Gospel of Luke, where Jesus shares stories that turn expectations upside down. “Learning from the Lost” focuses on the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son—reminding us that those who wander aren't forgotten, and those who return are met with grace.

Ben unpacks what these stories teach us about God’s relentless pursuit, His joyful restoration, and what it means to truly be found. Whether you’ve drifted away or never felt worthy, this episode brings the hope of home.

In this compelling episode, Ben Peyton explores the unmatched authority of Jesus as revealed throughout the Gospel of Luke. From calming storms to casting out demons, healing the sick to forgiving sins—“Final Authority” reminds us that Jesus doesn’t just have influence; He has the last word.

Ben challenges listeners to consider what it means to live under Christ’s authority in every area of life—especially in a culture that resists surrender. When we submit to His rule, we discover peace, purpose, and power that no other voice can offer.

What sets a believer apart in a world full of noise, confusion, and imitation? In this thought-provoking episode, Ben Peyton turns to 1 John to reveal the unique trademark of a true follower of Christ—love. Not just any love, but a bold, selfless, unwavering love that reflects the very character of God.

“Unique Trademark” unpacks how this spiritual signature isn’t optional—it’s essential. Ben challenges listeners to examine their hearts and embrace the defining mark of authentic faith.

In this moving episode, Ben Peyton dives into the familiar yet powerful story of Jesus calming the storm in Matthew 8. “Storms of Life” explores what happens when faith meets fear—and how Jesus responds when the winds rise and the waves crash over our lives.

Ben unpacks the disciples' panic, Jesus’ peace, and the life-changing truth that even in our most chaotic moments, we are never out of His reach. This episode is for anyone feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or unsure of what’s next.

In this compelling episode, Ben Peyton unpacks the powerful and sobering teachings about the Day of the Lord found in the letters to the Thessalonians. What does it mean? When will it happen? And how should we live in light of it?

With clarity and urgency, Ben explores Paul’s message to the early church—a call to stay alert, live with purpose, and hold on to hope, even in uncertain times. This episode reminds us that while we may not know the day or the hour, we can be confident in the One who holds the future.

In this raw and honest episode, Ben Peyton turns to the Psalms to explore one of life’s most complicated dynamics: when someone close becomes a source of pain. “My Friend the Enemy” dives into David’s deeply personal laments—where betrayal doesn’t come from a stranger, but from a trusted companion.

Through Scripture and reflection, Ben offers encouragement for navigating betrayal, heartache, and relational wounds with a heart that still seeks God. If you’ve ever wrestled with disappointment or hurt from someone you loved, this message will meet you right where you are.

This week’s episode explores the clear and lasting benefits of the freedom found in Christ. While many types of freedom in this world are earned, conditional, and temporary, “Absolutely Free” focuses on the kind that is freely given—unconditional, unearned, and eternal.

Ben Peyton unpacks what it means to live free from sin, fear, and striving, and how that freedom transforms every part of our lives.

Because the greatest freedom isn’t something we achieve—it’s a gift we receive.

In this reflective and hope-filled episode, Ben Peyton takes us into the heart of Luke 2 and the story of Simeon—a devout man who waited his whole life to see God’s promise fulfilled. “Simeon Perspective” explores what it means to wait with faith, to recognize God’s timing, and to respond with worship when the promise arrives.

Through Simeon’s eyes, we’re reminded that even in seasons of silence or delay, God is always at work. His promises are sure, His Spirit still leads, and His salvation is worth the wait.