One Beat Christian Ministries Podcast

NEW SERIES: SUMMER BREAK Week 1: “Pride Rise” - Luke 22:19–24 Summer is often a time to slow down, step back, and take a break. But sometimes, the greatest obstacle to our spiritual growth isn't our schedule; it's our pride. In Luke 22, while Jesus was preparing to give His life for the world, His disciples were arguing about who was the greatest. In the shadow of the cross, pride still fo...

THIS IS MY STORY | Series Finale“The Plot Thickens” - Luke 23:13–25The suspects are in. Pilate—the governor who washed his hands. The crowd—the voices that shouted, "Crucify Him!"Barabbas—the guilty man who walked free. Each had a part to play. But as the story unfolds, the greatest plot twist isn't discovering who killed Jesus...It's realizing why He chose the cross. The truth i...

tHIS is my story | Week 3“Spoiler Alert” - Luke 15:11–24If you judged the prodigal son by the middle of his story, you'd think it ended in failure. A broken relationship. A wasted inheritance. A life headed in the wrong direction. But here's the spoiler: the Father’s love gets the final word. In Luke 15, Jesus reminds us that no matter how far we've wandered, the Father is still watchi...

THIS IS MY STORY | Week 2 “Also Known As” - Mark 5:1–20 For years, he was known by his pain. Known by his struggles. Known by what controlled him. But one encounter with Jesus changed everything. In Mark 5, a man once identified by his bondage became a living testimony of God's power and grace. His story reminds us that our past may explain us, but it doesn't have to define us. How people...

NEW SERIES: THIS IS MY STORY Week 1: “Break It Down” - Luke 19:1–10 Every story has a turning point. For Zacchaeus, it wasn't climbing the tree that changed his life; it was what happened when Jesus called him down. The walls came down. The excuses came down. The old life began to come down. Sometimes before God can build something new in us, He has to break something down; our pride, our self-suf...

MORE THAN SUNDAYS | Series Finale
 “It’s How We Acts” - Acts 2:42–47 The early church wasn't known for its building, its programs, or its events. It was known for how it lived. They devoted themselves to God's Word. They shared life together. They prayed, served, gave generously, and reached people with the love of Christ. Their faith wasn't confined to a gathering; it shows in their e...

MORE THAN SUNDAYS | Week 4 “More Than Sundaes” Compassion is more than sweet words, good intentions, or emotional moments. Biblical compassion moves. It responds. It acts. The Bible never says you must be rich to care. And it never teaches that compassion stops at feelings alone. True compassion is a heart that sees people and hands willing to help according to what God has given. From Scripture a...

MORE THAN SUNDAYS | Week 2 “Reel Love” - John 21:15–17 After the failure, after the denial, after drifting away; Jesus asked Peter one question: “Do you love Me?” Because at the heart of following Jesus is not perfection, performance, or popularity… but love that remains faithful. As we continue our More Than Sundays series, we focus on the heartbeat of our vision: loving God faithfully. A kind of...

8 STARTS WITH ME | God Did! Nehemiah 6:15–16 The wall was finished. What once seemed impossible became undeniable. Not because the people were capable but because God was faithful. As we celebrate our 8th anniversary, we look back with grateful hearts and declare: “God did!” Through every challenge, every prayer, every sacrifice, and every unseen act of obedience, God has been building His church....

8 STARTS WITH ME | Week 3 “wALLedIn” - Nehemiah 4:6–14 Opposition came but the work didn’t stop. Nehemiah and the people rebuilt with one hand and held their ground with the other. They didn’t let pressure push them back; they chose to stand, fight, and keep building. Sometimes the real battle isn’t outside; it’s inside. Are we held back by fear, distraction, and doubt… or fully committed to what...

8 STARTS WITH ME | Week 2 “Move Differently” - Nehemiah 2:9 God is always moving; guiding, opening doors, positioning people, and preparing the way. The question is not if He is moving… but will we move with Him? Nehemiah didn’t just carry the burden; he took the step. With God’s favor upon him, he moved with purpose, courage, and alignment to what God was already doing. This week, we’re challenge...

NEW MONTH | NEW SERIES - “8 Starts with Me” As we step into a new month and prepare for our 8th anniversary, we’re reminded that what God wants to do in our church begins personally; with each one of us. Week 1: “Hole Hearted” - Nehemiah 1:1–4 Nehemiah didn’t just hear about the broken walls; he allowed it to break his heart. He didn’t stay indifferent; he responded in prayer, in burden, and event...

THE IN BETWEEN | Final Week of March “The V in GiVer” - 2 Corinthians 8:1–5 In the in-between, generosity reveals what truly fills our hearts. Paul tells of a church that gave not out of abundance, but out of overflow. Even in hardship, they didn’t hold back. Why? Because they first gave themselves to the Lord. The “V” in GiVer isn’t just about what we give; it’s about the value we place on God. W...

THE IN BETWEEN | Week 4 “Rocked but Not Rolled” - Matthew 14:22–33 The waves may shake you—but they don’t have to sink you. In the middle of the storm, Peter stepped out in faith. The wind was strong, the waves were real, and for a moment, fear took over. Yet even when he began to sink, Jesus was right there—steady, present, and in control. This week reminds us: you may feel rocked, but with Jesus...

THE IN BETWEEN | Week 3 “The Missing Variable” – John 6:1–13 In the in-between, we often find ourselves doing the math—counting what we have, measuring what’s lacking, and wondering if it will ever be enough. In John 6, a crowd was hungry, and the numbers didn’t make sense. Five loaves. Two fish. Thousands to feed. Philip saw the impossibility. Andrew saw the limitation. But Jesus saw something gr...

THE IN BETWEEN | Week 2 “I in Faith” - Genesis 22:1–14 The journey of faith often leads us into moments we don’t fully understand. Moments where the promise seems far away and the path ahead feels uncertain. In Genesis 22, Abraham walked up the mountain carrying a question in his heart but trust in his steps. He didn’t have all the answers, but he had faith in the One who called him. Sometimes the...

NEW SERIES: MORE THAN SUNDAYS Week 1: “Left 2 Drift” - Revelation 2:1–5  Drifting rarely happens all at once. It happens slowly…one distraction, one compromise, one cold moment at a time. The church in Revelation 2 looked healthy on the outside, but Jesus saw what was missing within: their first love. They had ministry, movement, and momentum… but their hearts were no longer fully centered on Him....

NEW SERIES: THE IN BETWEEN The Space between miracles is where faith is built. In between the prayer and the answer; in between the promise and the fulfillment; in between the calling and the reality. And that space? that uncomfortable, uncertain, often painful space is where faith is built. We love the breakthrough. We celebrate the testimony. But rarely do we highlight the “in-between” … the sil...

LOVE LETTERS | Week 4 “For the Love of Money” - 1 Timothy 6:6–10 Money isn’t the enemy but the love of it can quietly take first place in our hearts. Paul reminds us that true gain isn’t found in getting more, but in godliness with contentment. When money becomes our security, our identity, or our measure of success, it slowly competes with our love for God. This week, we’re challenged to examine...

LOVE LETTERS | Week 3 “Love’s Footnotes” - John 13:1–17   Before the cross, there was a towel. In one of the most powerful moments in Scripture, Jesus knelt down and washed His disciples’ feet. The King chose the position of a servant. Love wasn’t loud. It wasn’t dramatic. It was humble.   “Love’s Footnotes” reminds us that the truest expressions of love are often written in the small, unseen acts...

LOVE LETTERS | Week 2
Love 2 Showcase - Mark 12:28–34Jesus reminds us that loving God is more than doing the right things; it begins with a surrendered heart. The greatest commandment isn’t about outward actions alone, but about wholehearted devotion that flows into how we live. To love God with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength means allowing Him to shape our motives, not just our behavior....

NEW SERIES: LOVE LETTERS
 Week 1: “Dear F1rst” | Romans 5:6–11 Before we ever reached for God, He reached for us first. Before we changed, improved, or proved anything; He loved us. Romans 5 reminds us that God’s love isn’t a response to our goodness. It’s a decision made while we were still weak, broken, unworthy, ungodly, powerless, helpless. Jesus didn’t wait for us to be worthy; He came becaus...

NEW YEAR, SAME YOU | Week 3 “Change Without C” Matthew 19:16–22 We all want change; but not all change leads to life. In Matthew 19, the rich young ruler wanted improvement, not surrender. He wanted transformation without Christ. This message reminds us that real change isn’t about addinggood habits or moral effort. Without Jesus at the center, change remains incomplete. This week, we’re invited t...

NEW YEAR, SAME YOU | Week 2 From Same You to New You Romans 12:1–2 Real change doesn’t come from a new year—it comes from arenewed mind. When we surrender our lives to God, He transforms us from the inside out. This week, we’re challenged to move from “same you” to “new you,” not by trying harder, but by surrendering fully. Because lasting change begins when we let God do thetransforming. #NewYear...

NEW YEAR SERIES | JANUARY 2026 NEW YEAR, SAME YOU Week 1: “Stuck in the Almost” | Numbers 13:25–33 A new year often comes with fresh hopes, bold plans, and bigprayers. But sometimes, we find ourselves right at the edge; close enough to see God’s promises, yet hesitant to step into them. The Israelites stood one step away from the Promised Land,but fear kept them stuck in the almost . They saw the...