Brick City Podcasts

Send us Fan Mail While we may not always be called to physically lay down our lives, we are called to live selflessly , serving others with humility and compassion, just as Jesus did.

Send us Fan Mail Stepping out in faith often requires a level of trust that others around you have not yet developed . So today, let’s explore how Joshua and Caleb’s story teaches us to be firm in our convictions, trust in God’s plan, and keep moving forward—no matter the obstacles.

Send us Fan Mail If we’re not careful, success—even in ministry—can lead us to start taking credit instead of giving God the glory. People may want to praise us for the wisdom, encouragement, or impact we’ve had in their lives, but we must always redirect that praise to the One who made it possible.

Send us Fan Mail T rue spiritual growth is never about isolating ourselves with newfound wisdom; it’s about pouring out what God pours into us, building up the body of Christ and blessing the world.

Send us Fan Mail Scripture reminds us that God provides each of us with unique gifts to serve Him and the body of Christ. But developing and using these gifts effectively is often a process that requires daily surrender, humility, faith, service, and perseverance.

Send us Fan Mail Hannah’s dedication and Jochebed’s rescue mission reveal that God’s purposes often unfold when we choose love and sacrifice over fear or selfishness . A mother’s love—be it through biology, spiritual mentorship, or caretaking—reflects God’s heart for every person.

Send us Fan Mail "Keep pressing forward, knowing that every step you take in studying God’s Word equips you to serve others mightily, and God, in His perfect timing, will multiply your efforts for His Kingdom."

Send us Fan Mail God will never fail , because it’s not in His character to lie or forsake us. Whether you’re battling personal giants, facing fiery trials, or navigating a season that feels like punishment, remember: God is faithful . His ways might differ from our expectations, but in the end, He always delivers .

Send us Fan Mail Being made in God’s image is both a privilege and a responsibility. It calls us to higher living, purposeful stewardship, and loving relationships that mirror God’s nature . It reminds us we have the capacity for great good and the calling to transform our surroundings with God’s love.

Send us Fan Mail Understanding means acknowledging that God is in control of your future, and you are in control of your readiness to follow. God cannot lie —He said He would provide, so your stress about tomorrow can be laid at His feet. 

Send us Fan Mail Romans 7:18-19 reminds us that it’s a constant battle , but the victory is assured because of Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection. God’s grace is sufficient, and He equips us to choose righteousness over sin. So, stand firm, trust in the Lord, and let Him save you from yourself each and every day.

Send us Fan Mail Remember: your worth in God’s eyes isn’t determined by your past but by your willingness to follow Jesus now. If you constantly look back, you won’t see the doors God is opening ahead. If you can’t see the doors opening, you may miss the opportunities to impact the world for Christ.

Send us Fan Mail Your story —including your struggles, breakthroughs, and transformations—is not just for you . It positions you to empathize and help others who face similar challenges. Your scars become testimonies of God’s grace and power.

Send us Fan Mail Remember, God doesn’t just change us for our own benefit —He changes us so that we can shine His light in dark places . When people see a genuinely transformed life, they are drawn to the God who made it possible.

Send us Fan Mail People are hungry for something beyond what they see. They need the truth that liberates them from discouragement and fear. You can be that vessel.

Send us Fan Mail This series will help us all take that next step from hearing the Word to actively doing it—ultimately impacting the world one step, one conversation, one act of service at a time.

Send us Fan Mail God gives us the ability to create wealth, but we must steward it wisely. Wealth must never become an idol or be obtained dishonestly. Use your wealth to bless your family, advance God’s Kingdom, and leave a legacy.

Send us Fan Mail True victory is not just about personal success—it’s about impacting lives. Encourage those who are struggling. Be a light to those who are lost. Use your testimony to point others to Jesus. When we live to please God and serve others, we walk in victory every single day.

Send us Fan Mail Death is not the end—it’s a doorway to eternity with God. What we do on earth matters. Love, serve, and give generously.  Your love, your faith, and your kindness will outlive you.

Send us Fan Mail Too often, people try to fight spiritual battles without first submitting to God. But the truth is, you can’t have victory over the enemy if you’re still holding onto things that give him access to your life.

Send us Fan Mail Too often, people try to fight spiritual battles without first submitting to God. But the truth is, you can’t have victory over the enemy if you’re still holding onto things that give him access to your life.

Send us Fan Mail In this series, we will explore how Jesus’ death and resurrection signify His complete victory over sin, evil, and death. And most importantly, we’ll discuss what this means for us as believers— how we can live with confidence and courage, knowing that we are victorious through Christ.

Send us Fan Mail The founders of our nation saw firsthand how governments had used religion to abuse power, but they also acknowledged that faith was foundational to morality and governance. So, while the government should not force religion upon people, it also should not forbid people from living out their faith—including in politics, policy, and leadership.

Send us Fan Mail Throughout this series, we’ve talked about the importance of trusting God’s timing, serving while we wait, and allowing our waiting to transform us. But today, we’re talking about the one thing that makes waiting not just bearable, but joyful — faith.

Send us Fan Mail The reality is, some of us have been waiting so long that we’ve stopped expecting change. But waiting isn’t just about time—it’s about transformation. Sometimes, God uses the wait to prepare us for the healing we truly need.