Pulpitless

Human trafficking isn't just a modern issue—it's something God condemned thousands of years ago. In this episode of Pulpitless, Pastor Greg explores Amos 1 and shows how God's heart for justice speaks into today's world. Discover why this ancient prophecy still matters and how we can respond with prayer, generosity, and compassion.

What does it really mean to walk with God? In this episode of Pulpitless, Pastor Greg explores the powerful statement found in Genesis 5:22: "Enoch walked with God." Far from describing a single spiritual experience, this phrase reveals a lifelong pattern of faith, obedience, and companionship with God. Together we'll examine the Hebrew word halak, discover how Enoch's walk stood out in a genealog...

What kind of atmosphere are we creating in our homes? In this week’s podcast episode, Pastor Blake talks about the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15 and Paul’s words in Ephesians 4—and how grace is meant to shape the culture of our relationships. Not perfection. Not pretending. But grace. This episode is an encouragement to pursue homes marked by compassion, patience, forgiveness, and truth-fil...

What does the Hebrew word Ezer actually mean? In this episode of Pulpitless, Pastor Greg takes a deeper look at one of the most misunderstood words in the Old Testament — the Hebrew word ezer from Genesis 2:18. Often translated “helper,” the word has frequently been reduced to something small or secondary. But Scripture paints an entirely different picture. Used twenty-one times throughout the Old...

In this episode, Pastor Greg takes a deeper dive into Philippians 4:10–20, moving beyond the well-known promise of God’s provision to uncover something often overlooked: Paul’s statement, “I have learned the secret of contentment.” What does that word secret really mean? Drawing from the original Greek word mueō, this episode explores how Paul intentionally uses language tied to ancient “mystery”...

In this episode, Pastor Greg unpacks a powerful and often misunderstood passage from Galatians 6. At first glance, the text seems to contradict itself: “Bear one another’s burdens” (v.2) and “each will have to bear his own load” (v.5). So which is it? By exploring the original Greek words baros and phortion, we discover a clear and compelling distinction between two very different kinds of weight...

In this episode, Pastor Greg takes a deeper dive into a single, powerful word from 2 Corinthians 9:7 that has the potential to completely transform how we think about giving. The Greek word hilaros—translated as “cheerful”—goes far beyond polite generosity. It paints a picture of joy so full, so radiant, that it overflows into laughter. What if God isn’t just looking for willing givers… but joyful...

What if some of the most powerful words ever written… were almost never delivered? This week on Pulpitless, Pastor Greg uncovers the story of a man you’ve probably overlooked—Tychicus. He didn’t write Scripture. He didn’t lead crowds. But without him, some of the Apostle Paul’s greatest letters may have never reached the church. Discover the hidden hero who carried the Gospel across dangerous road...

What does the Bible have against a good joke? This week, Pastor Greg dives into Ephesians 5 and tackles a phrase that makes modern Christians squirm: “crude joking.” Was Paul just banning dirty jokes—or uncovering something deeper about the human heart? If you’ve ever wondered whether this is a “small issue” in a world of big problems, this conversation might challenge you in unexpected ways. List...