A Call to the Heart

Jesus warns us about deception in the last days, as many will come in His name showing signs and wonders but preaching a message that contradicts Scripture. Now more than ever, we must walk in the Holy Spirit, stay grounded in the Word, and be unafraid of truth that brings conviction.

Are you operating in wisdom that destroys relationships through pride and strife, or the wisdom from above that brings peace, mercy, and blessing? James 3 shows how to walk in the kind of wisdom that can heal our homes and friendships instead of tearing them apart.

In this episode, we’re talking about wisdom—the wisdom of the Holy Spirit versus the wisdom of the world. Drawing from James 3, we’ll explore how the words we speak reveal the source we’re drinking from, and whether our lives flow with the sweet water of the Spirit or the bitter waters of the flesh.

Jesus invites all who are thirsty to come to Him and drink, promising that rivers of living water—the Holy Spirit—will flow from within those who believe (John 7:37–39). As His temple, we are meant to overflow with His life, offering the sweet, life-giving water of Jesus to a thirsty world. But when we drink from the wrong well—rooted in bitterness, self, or deception—we risk pouring out sour wate...

While demons seek dry, lifeless places, Jesus offers us living water through the Holy Spirit. Faith and Belief invite God’s presence, while doubt and despair attract the enemy. Choose today to be a place filled with life — let Jesus refresh and restore your soul.

Is the water flowing from your life bitter or sweet, heavenly or hellish? John 4 and John 7 explain what it truly means to drink from the living water Jesus offers — not just to encounter Him, but to be filled with the Holy Spirit, the only source that can quench the soul’s thirst. It’s time to stop sipping from dry wells and start drinking from the river of life. 

What kind of water are you drinking—living water that gives life or dry water that leaves you empty? In this episode, we look at the story of the woman at the well and how Jesus offers water that heals, restores, and brings peace, even in the middle of pain or confusion.

What does it mean to really live by faith? Not just believe, but actually seek God and trust Him. Proverbs 25:2 says it’s the glory of God to conceal a matter, and the honor of kings to search it out. He’s placed evidence all around us, but are you searching for what is hidden in all of creation? What are you really putting your faith in?

A living faith doesn’t run or make excuses; it expects God to move because it knows who God is—the One who shuts lions’ mouths, sends fire from heaven, and raises the dead. Real faith lives boldly, speaks truth, and walks with a spirit of power and deep anticipation, just like every great move of God throughout history.

A lot of people struggle with faith—it can feel shaky, especially when we base it on what we want from God instead of who He is. Everyone has dealt with disappointment and what it really means to trust God. We must remember that the real reward of faith isn’t getting something from God—it’s getting God Himself.

Interview With Joshua West

This episode talks about how real faith is built on truth, scipture, and a true relationship with Jesus — not just emotions or signs. You must stay grounded in the truth of God’s Word.

Are you putting your faith in the right thing? In this episode, we explore the profound truth that the God of the universe is not only worth pursuing, but He is actively pursuing you . He knows everything about your life, loves you deeply, and promises to reward those who diligently seek Him.

Faith isn't blind — it's built on hope and evidence leading us to seek after God with a purpose. Are you diligently seeking Him, or His rewards? Is your faith moving you to seek a God who is real, loving, and merciful.

Parents prefer to listen to modern parenting psychology than the seemingly archaic instruction of the Bible. If we do not worship God as He is described, we will worship a man-made evil. Would that we would turn to a loving God with our questions rather than be given over to a reprobate mind. He can turn it all around in a moment.

When those who knew God refuse to worship a downward spiral begins. Depression sweeps in and false wisdom causes them to create a God of their own making. They make Him like themselves, and change the truth of God. This leads to all kinds of warped affections and a culture that is out of control. We can change all of this in the place of grateful worship.

The reason our alters are barren is because people are completely unaware of God’s Spirit. We have the Word that changes people’s lives, not because we are professors of religion, but because we sit at the feet of Jesus. We need to be people of the Spirit, therefore people of impact.

Does your worship reflect the descriptions of worship in Revelation 5? This type of worship is rarely observed in churches today. Christians seem to be unaware of God. This needs to change. Ask the Holy Spirit to make you aware of His presence.

The church is questioning the validity and authority of God’s word… and Christian parents have neglected to raise men and women of faith in their homes. This heart problem is a fault of parents. Children are taught more by social media than by God-fearing parents. We must understand how we got here… 

It’s not that we go through the formulas of worship, but we have an intimacy with God. You have to believe God is there through every moment of your day… You have the ability to steward your heart. There is a difference between knowing God is everywhere… and being AWARE of God’s presence.

To Grudge or not to Grudge - God is the Answer! God is jealous for His body because this is the instrument He chooses to use in these last days. He will help you walk through offense and be a healthy team player.

God won’t let anyone stand in His way. You can get on board with Him, or you can hold a grudge against your fellow Christians. You can’t do both!

The most important player is the Holy Spirit. If we are not functioning in our role by holding a grudge we hinder the Spirits’ ability to preach the gospel through us! 

The Devil knows his time is short and is aggressive in his attacks against the church. Listen to Lee Shipp talk about one of our enemy’s favorite ploys - division!

Who is primary player in these last days? This “game” is almost over and God is putting the best player on the field.