The Peoples Church

What if worship is far more than what happens when we sing together on Sunday? In this episode, we look at the remarkable faith of the women who followed Jesus and discover a picture of worship marked by surrender, sacrifice, and trust. From the cross to the empty tomb, their stories remind us that genuine […]

What if some of the lies keeping us spiritually defeated are the same ones the enemy has been using since the beginning? In this episode, we return to Genesis 3 to uncover four lies Satan used in the garden—and continues to use today. Discover how deception takes root, why knowing God’s Word matters, and how […]

What does victory actually look like in the Christian life? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words to the seven churches in Revelation and discover that victory isn’t a life without pressure or struggle. It’s found in returning to our first love, resisting compromise, and allowing Jesus to take His rightful place in every part […]

What does it actually mean to make disciples? In this episode, we explore the Great Commission as more than a call to share the gospel—it’s an invitation into a Spirit-empowered way of life. Discover how following Jesus happens through obedience, the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit, and a community where we learn to live […]

What if the Great Commission isn’t just for missionaries, pastors, or people who have everything figured out? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ call to make disciples of all nations and discover how God uses ordinary people—even those with doubts—to accomplish His extraordinary purposes. Whether across the world or across the street, every disciple has […]

For more than a decade, Al and Sonie have faithfully served children and families in the Philippines, walking alongside young people through education, discipleship, and practical care. Their story is a reminder of what God can do through a simple yes and years of faithful presence. If you missed their conversation with Quincy during Global […]

What does it mean to live differently as a follower of Jesus without withdrawing from the world around us? In this episode, we explore 1 Peter 2 and what it means to live as “foreigners and exiles”—people whose identity, actions, and power come from a different Kingdom. Discover how an ordinary life shaped by the […]

What if God doesn’t simply welcome you—He calls you His own? In this episode, we explore Romans 8 and the powerful biblical picture of adoption, discovering what it means to belong fully in God’s family. Through Scripture and the remarkable story of Charles Mulli, we’re reminded that knowing we belong to God transforms both our […]

What happens when encountering Jesus changes the way you see the people around you? Fiona sits down with Ana from Moldova to talk about her journey of faith, her heart for children and vulnerable communities, and the conviction that every person carries God-given dignity. It’s a hopeful conversation about finding purpose where God has placed […]

Are you feeling spiritually tired, distracted, or simply in need of a fresh start? In this episode, we explore seven practical rhythms for spiritual renewal—from returning to our first love and finding freedom through forgiveness to embracing community, Sabbath, and the presence of God. It’s an invitation to slow down, draw near to Jesus, and […]

Why is it so hard to make prayer a daily habit? In this episode, we explore the obstacles that keep us from prayer and discover practical, biblical rhythms that help us move from good intentions to a life shaped by conversation with God. Learn how Scripture becomes the starting point for deeper, more meaningful prayer.

Why does prayer feel so difficult, even when we know it’s important? In this episode, Pastor Sunder Krishnan explores what Scripture teaches about prayer, spiritual warfare, and our daily dependence on Christ. Discover how prayer becomes less about discipline alone and more about living every moment connected to the One who gives us strength.

What did Jesus mean when He called Himself the light of the world and the source of living water? In this episode, we explore these powerful declarations in their original setting during the Feast of Sukkot. Discover how Jesus fulfills God’s promises and why He alone satisfies our deepest longing for hope, purpose, and lasting […]

What does it really mean to worship God? In this episode, we conclude our journey through Exodus by discovering that worship is, at its heart, an act of trust. From the burning bush to the Red Sea and beyond, we see a God who faithfully reveals Himself and invites His people to trust Him—even before […]

What if God’s greatest desire isn’t simply for you to know His commands, but to be transformed by His presence? In this episode, we explore the movement from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant and discover how, through Jesus and the Holy Spirit, God writes His truth on our hearts. It’s an invitation to […]

What does God’s glory actually look like? In this episode, we explore one of the most significant passages in all of Scripture as God reveals His own character to Moses. Discover how God’s compassion, grace, justice, and steadfast love shape not only our understanding of Him but also how we pray, worship, and trust Him […]

What can the life of Judas teach us about the human heart? In this episode, we explore how temptation takes root, why hidden sin is so dangerous, and the profound difference between Judas and Peter. It’s a powerful reminder that while sin can harden the heart, God’s grace is always greater for those who turn […]

What if the greatest invitation in your faith journey isn’t to do more for God, but to know Him more deeply? In this episode, we explore Exodus 33 and Moses’ encounter with God at the Tent of Meeting. Discover how pursuing God’s presence transforms our faith and why friendship with God remains one of the […]

What happens when waiting on God turns into taking matters into our own hands? In this episode, we explore the story of the golden calf and discover what it teaches us about faith, prayer, and God’s faithfulness in seasons of uncertainty. Learn how Moses’ example of intercession points us to Jesus—the perfect mediator who meets […]

What if the greatest obstacle to compassion is something we can’t see? In this episode, we explore how Jesus restores our vision—helping us see God’s grace, ourselves, and others more clearly. Discover how transformed sight leads to transformed lives and a deeper participation in God’s work in the world.

In this episode, Damien Lee explores the reality of unreached people groups and the church’s ongoing call to bring the good news of Jesus to every nation. We discuss what it means to serve in hard and spiritually resistant places, why the global church matters, and how every believer can participate in God’s mission—whether across […]

In this episode, Eugene Cho, explores how Jesus consistently moved toward the overlooked, the marginalized, and the forgotten—and why the gospel has always been about both personal transformation and compassionate action. We talk about justice, dignity, mercy, and what it looks like to faithfully reflect the heart of God in our communities today.

In this episode, we explore Jesus’ first public declaration in Luke 4 and what it reveals about His mission and ours. We talk about the difference between comfortable Christianity and active participation in God’s kingdom, and how following Jesus calls us into lives marked by purpose, service, and transformation.

In this episode, we explore Psalm 46 and the invitation to find real peace in the middle of overwhelming circumstances. We talk about what it means for God to be our refuge, why “be still” is an act of surrender and trust, and how God remains present and faithful even when life feels unstable.

We hear stories from Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq—where faith is lived under pressure in the midst of conflict and instability. The conversation highlights courage, hidden resilience, and the surprising ways God continues to move in difficult places. It’s a reminder that God is often most visible where life feels most fragile, and that His Church […]