The Reason We Live

Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most quoted verses in the Bible: "For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD... It's printed on coffee mugs, graduation cards, and social media posts as a promise of personal success and a bright future. But is that what the verse actually means? In this episode of The Reason We Live , we explore the historical setting, literary context, and...

What did Jesus write in the dust at the feet of the pharisees to make them walk away from the trap they set for him with the adulterous woman? The day before, on the great and high day of the feast, when He stood in the Temple courts and cried out, “If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink”, gives us an intriguing clue. In this episode, we explore the biblical theme of living water—from the...

What happens when God is fully in control, and human choices still matter? In this episode, we explore the tension between divine sovereignty and human freedom through the surprising vision of 1 Kings 22. Rather than resolving the tension, Scripture holds both together—showing how God accomplishes His purposes through human action. From Ahab’s fatal decision to Micaiah’s courageous stand, this pas...

What if the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just a matter of faith—but a conclusion grounded in history? In this episode, we briefly outline the case for the resurrection with two building blocks. First, the data. (1) the death of Christ. (2) the burial. (3) the empty tomb (4) the post-mortem appearances, and (5) the belief of Jesus’ followers in the resurrection. Second, the method. Could these event...

What happened that night at the Passover table? In this short message, we step into the room with Jesus and his disciples as an ordinary meal becomes something more. Drawing on the story of Exodus and the language of covenant, we explore how Jesus redefines the Passover around himself—his body, his blood, and his death. This isn’t just a moment to remember. It’s a moment to participate. As we shar...