Collierville Radio Network

The words of Jesus are quite clear, “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” So many blessings are instore for the one that knows the truth in Christ Jesus.

Hosts Brian Keyon and Steven Ford introduce the Book of Jeremiah, tracing the political and spiritual upheaval from Josiah's reforms to Jerusalem's fall. They explain why Jeremiah's warnings were rejected, how the prophet endured a painful ministry, and what his calling teaches about speaking faithfully even when the message is unwelcome. (00:00) - Season six turns from Isaiah to Jeremiah (01:53)...

Aaron Cozort begins a study of Joshua, tracing the transition from Moses’ leadership and Israel’s wilderness years to Joshua’s commission in chapter 1. He highlights God’s promises, Joshua’s faithfulness, the call to courage and obedience, and the tribes’ responsibility to fight alongside their brethren. Chapters 00:00 A Bible Bowl series returns with Joshua 03:36 The wilderness years and God’s ex...

The command of Jesus to the preaching of Peter and Paul, the teaching of repentance is clear in the scripture and of necessity for one’s salvation.

Weighing factors, making decisions, watching budgets—we all evaluate price and cost in our daily lives. In a much greater way, we must count the cost when we fail to follow Christ.

The path, the presence and the pleasures—oh, what God provides for those that follow Him! Join us for a study of Psalm 16.

An event in the life of Christ from John 12 prompts us to see our hour has come—the urgency to do what is right and to do it now.

What does it really mean to become a Christian? The book of Acts gives us a firsthand look at the beginning of the church and how people responded to the Gospel. Join Aaron, Cole, Epifanio, and Brandon as they examine the conversion accounts recorded in the Book of Acts, the importance of baptism, and the biblical pattern of salvation. If we want to be New Testament Christians, shouldn't we follow...

Walker Cain examines why worldly pursuits - from wealth and status to work, pleasure, and instant gratification - fail to satisfy, using biblical examples and passages from Philippians. He explains how Christian joy, contentment, strength, generosity, and confidence come from pursuing Christ and living with a heavenly focus. Chapters 00:00 Why worldly pursuits fail to satisfy 02:26 Solomon, Judas,...

Steadfast—a Biblical word embracing security, persistence and strength. One’s faith grows and one’s walk is steady. Let’s pursue the steadfast mind.

Aaron Cozort teaches through Revelation 22, presenting the church as Christ’s blood-bought bride and urging Christians to remain faithful through suffering. He connects the chapter’s images of healing, light, judgment, worship, and invitation to passages across the Bible, ending with the assurance: “you’ve already won. Just be faithful.” Chapters 00:00 Opening prayer and the reading from Revelatio...

Let not one be ignorant of Satan’s schemes and deceptions—we need to be aware of man’s greatest enemy and clearly understand wrong and right.

Brian Kenyon teaches Isaiah 52:13-53:12, tracing how the suffering servant is humiliated and exalted, rejected and acquainted with grief, suffers vicariously for sin, submits to God, and ultimately receives victory and reward. The episode connects Isaiah's prophecy with New Testament passages about Jesus, explaining why the servant's death and resurrection matter for redemption. (00:00) - Opening...

The thought is comforting and to be at peace—perfect peace through God should be the goal of everyone. Perfect peace is THE peace to pursue.

Known also as Golgotha, we visit the place where Jesus was crucified along with two criminals. Let’s see from a place of death how we can live today.

Justin Evergarden teaches through Matthew 6, focusing on forgiveness, private devotion, earthly treasure, divided allegiance, and anxiety. He connects Jesus’ teachings with passages in Luke, Acts, and 1 John, and closes with the chapter’s central call to seek God’s kingdom first. Chapters 00:00 Prayer and return to Matthew 6 01:24 Forgiveness: Jesus’ warning against grudges 04:04 Luke 17: rebuke,...

From two accounts of scripture, one from the Old Testament and one from the New Testament, we are reminded and commanded to seek and search the ways of God through His word.

The scripture brings forth two attributes of Daniel that are worthy of pursuing and applying to our lives and application with our lives.

Aaron Cozort examines Genesis 38 as a warning about how choices, relationships, and character shape a family, contrasting Judah’s failures with Joseph’s moral courage. The sermon also emphasizes that grievous sin does not make repentance and restoration impossible. Chapters 00:00 Genesis 38 pauses Joseph’s story to focus on Judah 02:10 Judah leaves his family and marries a Canaanite 05:35 Er and O...

In this episode of The Authentic Christian Podcast, Aaron and Shane are joined by Nathan Franson for a deeper look at the origins of the Book of Mormon. They examine historical claims, early manuscripts, and the possible influence of figures like Sidney Rigdon and Solomon Spalding. Follow the evidence and hear why these questions still matter today.

From what many call “the Greatest Sermon ever preached,” no doubt the Greatest Preacher that every lived asked a most “valuable” question that mankind needs the answer.

Aaron Cozort teaches Revelation 22 as a vision of God's kingdom and the church, contrasting its life-giving source and healing with the corruption of Rome and the complacency of Laodicea. He argues that Revelation offered first-century Christians assurance amid persecution: Christ's judgment of oppressive powers is certain, and the faithful have hope regardless of what lies ahead. Chapters 00:00 O...

The words of the apostle Paul serves as a great pattern today—for God to supply His children so they may supply others.

Hosts Brian Kenyon and Steven Ford examine the New Testament uses of “new heavens and new earth” in 2 Peter 3 and Revelation 21, connecting them to Isaiah’s Messianic Kingdom imagery. They argue that the passages point to God’s eternal dwelling for the righteous, and emphasize that Peter’s central question is how believers should live in light of judgment. (00:00) - Introducing the New Testament’s...

Benefits are always emphasized in job interviews, before and after—always a plus and a consideration. But oh, how the benefits of Christianity are much greater!