L.E.D. Podcast

Have you ever gone to a church camp and felt on fire for God, but as soon as you get home you lose that fire? Well I have too! Its a crazy shift to go back to normal life and not have the same rhythms as you have at a church camp, so in this episode i walk you through what church camps have that you might not and what you can start to do to live on fire for Christ after a church camp.

Worship isn’t just the lights or the band or the singers or even the moment, its actually supposed to be a lifestyle. Walk with me as I bring you through the words that God gave me this week about worship and how to live a life of worship rather than just running off of the moments of worship. Jordan Kolarik’s Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/75kxyh6cqna4X8H7eyLdQx?si=3a35f62c91074198

Everyone is going to experience conflict at some point or another, but how do we handle it? In this episode i walk though Mathew 18:15-16 and how the bible tells us to handle conflict in the church!

Have you ever wanted to start reading your bible but you just didn't have the motivation to pick up the book? Me too! In this episode I walk you though how the devil tricks you into not reading your bible and how you can overcome it!

Matthew 6 has some very powerful messages and this episode helps to break them down. The idea of not worrying about tomorrow is a scary thought in itself but the bible calls us to this. Join me in this episode to break down the structure of this passage and what it means!

Repentance is something that is talked about constantly with Christians, but what does it mean? In this podcast I will walk through what repentance is and how to go about it!

With social media and constant comparison anger has become a crucial and driving force in many people's lives, but is there anger sinful? Dive into the scripture with me and evaluate whether or not anger is good bad or a little bit of both and why!

The term give it to God is used a lot, but what does it mean. In this episode my goal is for you to be able to leave knowing how to lay something at the feet of the savior and walk away a stronger Christian entirely!

We all know the term lukewarm Christianity, but what does it mean in the context of the Bible? Is it the on the fence term that we all know and love or is it something a little... different?