Brick City Podcasts

Send us Fan Mail Yo don't have to be perfect to serve the Lord. In fact, the point is you serve while you grow.

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever had someone challenge your faith because they can’t believe certain stories in the bible? Do they site specific actions such as Noah building the ark or the very creation of all we know as something that is “impossible”?

Send us Fan Mail If we believe that God called all of us, we can be confident that He knew we were fully equipped to accomplish His purpose. We have God’s assurance that He will strengthen, help, and uphold us (Isaiah 41:10) reinforce our confidence in fulfilling His divine calling.

Send us Fan Mail By embodying these fruits of the Spirit, we not only grow spiritually but also create an environment that reflects God’s love and character. This helps us and others navigate periods of waiting with hope and strength, knowing that our actions align with God’s will and purpose for our lives. Through this, we become beacons of God’s light, providing support and inspiration to one an...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever felt like God is on vacation? That He is not concerned with all of the problems in the world? That you have been praying, fasting, and seeking His face to no avail? Join me and my guests for a vigorous conversation on trying to understand what we see around us and in our lives.

Send us Fan Mail The story of the blind man in Bethsaida is significant on multiple levels. It demonstrates Jesus’ compassion and power while also serving as a profound metaphor for spiritual growth and enlightenment. The gradual healing process highlights the journey from partial to full spiritual understanding, paralleling the disciples' and all believers' journey in faith. 

Send us Fan Mail Stand firm and remember Paul’s words in Philippians 4:7 - Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.

Send us Fan Mail "Just as Jesus wept with Mary and Martha, He weeps with you and understands your pain. His delay is not a sign of His absence but a part of His divine plan. Trust that He hears your prayers and sees your tears. Keep faith that in His perfect timing, He will act in a way that brings greater glory and purpose than you can imagine. Lean on Him and find strength in His promise to...

Send us Fan Mail God's expectation of humility from believers is deeply woven into the fabric of Christian faith and practice. It is seen as essential for proper relationship with God, fostering community, personal growth, and receiving God's favor and guidance. Humility aligns believers with the example of Christ, who, though being in very nature God, humbled Himself by becoming obedien...

Send us Fan Mail The Bible clearly teaches that believers are blessed to be a blessing. God’s blessings are given not just for personal enjoyment but to be shared with others, to advance His kingdom, and to reflect His character. 

Send us Fan Mail The promises of God cover a wide range of aspects, including spiritual blessings, provision, protection, peace, comfort, strength, guidance, and eternal life. Trusting in God’s promises enables believers to live with confidence, hope, and resilience, knowing that God is true to His Word and will fulfill every promise He has made. 

Send us Fan Mail God's love for us is immeasurable and deeply personal, reflected in His desire for us to live an abundant life—a life full of purpose, joy, and fulfillment that aligns with His divine will. This abundance, however, is intrinsically linked to knowing and understanding who He is. God's love is not just a distant, abstract concept but a transformative force that seeks to en...

Send us Fan Mail Trusting in His promises allows us to live without anxiety, knowing that our Heavenly Father cares for us and will provide for our material and spiritual needs. This divine order not only enriches our personal lives but also enables us to be a blessing to others. Simply stated, if we  “Prioritize what God wants us to do, He will take care of all of our needs.”

Send us Fan Mail Trusting God requires us to continually surrender our anxieties and uncertainties, aligning our will with His and believing in His ultimate plan for our lives. This process is enriched through regular prayer, studying Scripture, and reflecting on God's past faithfulness. Over time, as trust deepens, we find greater peace, joy, and resilience, knowing that God is sovereign, lo...

Send us Fan Mail Repentance is an essential and transformative aspect of the Christian faith, involving a heartfelt turning away from sin and a sincere turning towards God. It is marked by confession, godly sorrow, and a commitment to change, leading to forgiveness, restoration, and a renewed relationship with God. Through repentance, believers experience the grace and mercy of God, enabling them...

Send us Fan Mail Forgiveness is a profound act of grace that restores relationships and mirrors the forgiveness God offers to us through Jesus Christ. It is both a gift to be received and a practice to be extended to others. Through forgiveness, believers experience freedom from the burden of sin and contribute to the peace and unity of the community, reflecting the nature of God’s kingdom on eart...

Send us Fan Mail We cannot expect God to put us in the right room, give us favor with its host, and close the deal. If He did that, what is faith and trust for? We bring God glory when we rely on Him through our relationship with Jesus and the Holy Spirit, study to show ourselves approve, surround ourselves with people who have been where we want to go, and seek wise counsel for things we are unsu...

Send us Fan Mail David's life is a powerful testimony to the complexities of walking with God amidst human imperfection, showing how divine grace, forgiveness, and guidance can “surely” shape a life dedicated to serving and honoring Him.

Send us Fan Mail Understanding that we are joint heirs with Christ underscores both the privileges and responsibilities of the Christian life. It highlights a profound union with Christ that impacts not only our current spiritual life but also our eternal destiny. 

Send us Fan Mail The term "royal priesthood" thus encapsulates a profound truth about the Christian identity—believers are called to live as representatives of Christ’s kingdom, fulfilling priestly functions in a spiritual sense. This calling involves worship, proclamation, service, and living a life that is distinctly set apart for God’s purposes. It is a high calling that speaks to the...

Send us Fan Mail By commanding the man to "get up," Jesus demonstrates His divine authority over illness and physical limitations. The man had been an invalid for thirty-eight years, a condition that seemed hopeless and permanent. Jesus' command shows that He has the power to heal instantly and completely, reinforcing His identity as the Son of God.

Send us Fan Mail Our scriptural text is a cornerstone for understanding the Christian approach to dealing with temptations. It provides a balance between acknowledging human vulnerability to sin and affirming divine empowerment to overcome it. For believers, it offers a dual assurance: God’s intimate involvement in limiting the challenges they face according to their capacity and His provision of...

Send us Fan Mail "For God hath not given us the spirit of fear" is a powerful assertion that the anxiety and fear that incapacitate us do not align with God’s provision for His people. Instead, God equips believers with strength, love, and wisdom—tools that enable them to live out their faith boldly and effectively, whatever the circumstances. This verse is a cornerstone for understandin...

Send us Fan Mail Looking to be the greatest is the way of the world; it is not the way to God’s blessings.  The disciples were to be as teachable as children.  They were to be humble and obedient, not interested in personal greatness, but interested in fulfilling God’s eternal purposes.  Greatness is demonstrated in humbleness.  It is servanthood rather than dictatorship.  The Christian leads, but...

Send us Fan Mail In our fallen world, we often live with broken relationships. We face choices just like the father in this parable.  We can choose to continue a broken relationship or seek reconciliation and return to fellowship.   Our faith in Jesus Christ should lead us to take the lead in seeking reconciliation, even if the problem is not ours.