Brick City Podcasts

Send us Fan Mail Through faith in Christ, we can live with the confidence that comes from being citizens of His eternal kingdom, adopted children of the King who delights to provide for His family.

Send us Fan Mail Over the coming episodes, we'll explore the key themes and lessons of 1 Kings in greater detail. We'll examine Solomon's wisdom and folly, the importance of wholehearted worship, the consequences of compromise, and the power of prophetic courage.

Send us Fan Mail Remember that living a life pleasing to God isn't about perfection—it's about progression. It's about a heart that remains tender toward Him, a spirit that's quick to repent, and a faith that trusts His goodness even in difficult circumstances 

Send us Fan Mail Friends, most of us are living somewhere between 2 Samuel 7 and 2 Samuel 16. We've experienced God's goodness and blessing, but we've also experienced failure and consequences. We've known mountaintop moments and valley experiences. The key is to trust that God is writing a story with your life that's better than anything you could write yourself. When He...

Send us Fan Mail When we make Christ the center of our lives, when we allow His Spirit to guide our decisions, when we trust that His plans are better than our own, we discover the abundant life He promised. 

Send us Fan Mail Second Samuel shows us that God's grace is sufficient for every failure, His power is made perfect in weakness, and His purposes cannot be thwarted by human frailty. Whether you're in leadership or following, whether you're experiencing success or failure, whether you're dealing with family conflict or professional challenges, 2 Samuel has wisdom that can trans...

Send us Fan Mail Here's what I want you to understand: God remains just and sovereign even when circumstances tempt us to shortcut His process. Waiting on His timing guards us from decisions that could damage our souls and our testimonies.

Send us Fan Mail Don't try to fight with Saul's armor—the world's methods that don't fit who God has made you to be. Instead, like David, remember how God has been faithful in the past. Let those memories fuel your courage for today's challenge.

Send us Fan Mail Sometimes the most loving thing God can do is say no to our requests. And sometimes, He allows us to experience the consequences of getting exactly what we think we want, so we can learn to desire what He knows we actually need.

Send us Fan Mail God keeps His promises to us today. Every promise in His Word is yes and amen in Christ Jesus. When we surrender our lives to Him, He transforms our pain into purpose and our prayers into His glory.

Send us Fan Mail Through prayer birthed promises, cautions against misplaced trust, giant-slaying faith, integrity under fire, and restorative repentance, Samuel shows how God shapes history through hearts that honor Him. These stories will guide our next five discussions, helping us apply ancient wisdom to modern challenges.

Send us Fan Mail Ruth's story doesn't end with her death. Every time someone chooses sacrificial love over selfish ambition, they're continuing Ruth's legacy. Every time someone shows loyalty in difficulty, they're echoing her faithfulness. Every time someone trusts God's plan even when it doesn't make sense, they're walking in her footsteps.

Send us Fan Mail God sees our faithful service, and He delights in blessing it. Galatians 6:9 reminds us, "Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up." Ruth didn't give up, and her harvest was abundant.

Send us Fan Mail Here's something beautiful about sacrificial love: it creates a ripple effect. When we choose to love others unconditionally, to stand by them through hardship, it doesn't just change them—it changes us and everyone who witnesses it.

Send us Fan Mail The Comforter—the Holy Spirit—is with us in every valley. And God often sends others to comfort us too, if we will let love in. Sometimes we're so wounded that we push away the very people God has sent to help us heal. Don't make that mistake.

Send us Fan Mail God still provides through unexpected people and circumstances. Trusting His timing transforms anxiety about lack into confidence in His abundant grace. 

Send us Fan Mail The phrase "In God We Trust" isn't just on our currency – it should be the foundation of our lives. Human leaders will disappoint us, but God never will. Human authority is temporary, but God's authority is eternal.

Send us Fan Mail Just as Israel's moral compass became so distorted that they couldn't distinguish right from wrong, our culture increasingly calls evil good and good evil. The result is the same chaos we see in Judges – confusion, conflict, and suffering.

Send us Fan Mail Don't wait until you feel qualified – you'll never feel qualified. God doesn't call the equipped; He equips the called. Your assignment is waiting, and God's power is available.

Send us Fan Mail When Israel finally had judges who led them back to God, they experienced freedom, prosperity, and peace. When we choose authentic Christianity over cultural accommodation, we too experience the blessing of walking in God's ways. 

Send us Fan Mail Remember, God's Word speaks into every area of our lives, and He's calling each of us to break free from destructive patterns and walk in the freedom He provides.

Send us Fan Mail Like the judges, we must be ready to serve God's purposes even when we feel inadequate, trusting in His strength rather than our own capabilities. 

Send us Fan Mail Joshua's famous declaration in verse 15, "As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord," has echoed through generations and establishes timeless principles for creating a spiritual legacy. Today, we'll discover how to build that legacy in our homes, workplaces, and communities.

Send us Fan Mail God still parts impossible rivers when His people move together with unified purpose and faith.

Send us Fan Mail Every leader faces moments of succession, whether in business, ministry, family, or community roles. Joshua's commissioning teaches us that effective leadership transitions require bold faith and unwavering trust in God's timing.