Teach the Bible

In this episode, Pastor Dewayne unpacks Romans 14:1–12 to show that different doesn’t mean divided. Discover how believers can walk in unity even when convictions and expressions of faith differ. Learn how maturity grows through humility, love, and freedom—trusting God to complete His work in every heart, including yours. Subscribe at www.dhawkins.com .

An impromptu, yet Holy Spirit lead teaching on freedom being found in the person and the work of Jesus Christ. This sermonic teaching culminates in a provoking call, and right response in seasons where we are simply "tired in the work". If you are feeling tired? Not seeing any fruit from your labor? Do you find yourself feeling weary in the mission? This teaching will encourage you to pl...

In this episode, we explore the grand finale of God’s redemptive story—The New Creation. From Revelation 21–22, we see God restoring all things, eradicating sin and death, and dwelling with His people forever. Discover what this reveals about God’s victorious, faithful character and how it shapes our eternal identity and purpose as redeemed people of the new creation. www.dhawkins.com

Acts 2 marks the birth of the Church as the Holy Spirit fills believers with power, boldness, and unity. God reveals Himself as faithful, present, and missional—working through His people to reach the world. In Christ, believers become a Spirit-empowered community, living with purpose to proclaim the gospel and embody God's kingdom in everyday life. www.dhawkins.com

Experience the heartbeat of the Christian faith through the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. In this episode, discover God’s love, justice, mercy, and power as He redeems humanity. Learn how Christ’s sacrifice transforms our identity and purpose—calling us to live as witnesses of His victory, sent into the world with a message of hope and eternal life.

In this episode, we reflect on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus (Matthew 27–28; John 19–20)—the central event of the Christian faith. Through the cross, God reveals His love, justice, and mercy. Through the resurrection, He displays victory over death. In Christ, we are redeemed and sent as witnesses of hope, called to live in the power of His resurrection.

In this episode, we explore the birth of Jesus (Luke 1–2) as the fulfillment of God’s promise to redeem humanity. Through Mary’s humble story, we see God’s faithfulness, grace, and nearness in the incarnation. Jesus—God with us—enters history to save and restore. His birth reveals our purpose: to reflect His light, hope, and love to the world. www.dhawkins.com

When Israel is exiled for its disobedience, prophets like Isaiah and Jeremiah bring a message of both judgment and hope. This episode explores how God’s justice, mercy, and faithfulness unfold in exile, ultimately pointing to Jesus as the promised Redeemer. Discover how God restores, refines, and reclaims His people—even in their darkest moments. www.dhawkins.com

In this episode, we explore the reign of King David (1 Samuel 16; 2 Samuel 7) and its powerful connection to Jesus, the eternal King. God’s choice of David, a humble shepherd, reveals His sovereignty and grace. Despite David’s flaws, God establishes a lasting covenant, promising that his throne will endure forever—a promise fulfilled in Christ. This story highlights God's faithfulness, relatio...

In this episode, we explore the giving of the Ten Commandments at Mount Sinai (Exodus 19–20), where God reveals His holy character and establishes His covenant with Israel. The law sets God’s standard for righteousness, showing His sovereignty, justice, and faithfulness. Yet it also exposes humanity’s inability to meet that standard—pointing us to our need for grace. In Christ, the law is fulfille...

In this episode, we explore the Exodus story (Exodus 3–14) as a powerful picture of God’s redemption, power, and covenant faithfulness. God raises Moses to deliver Israel from slavery, displaying unmatched authority through the plagues and the parting of the Red Sea. More than a historic rescue, the Exodus foreshadows Jesus’ ultimate deliverance from sin. We uncover God’s character—Redeemer, Just...

God calls Abraham into a covenant of promise, revealing His faithfulness, grace, and plan to bless all nations through a future Savior. This episode explores how Abraham’s faith points to Christ, and how believers today are called to live in covenant relationship—trusting God’s promises and joining His mission to bring redemption and blessing to the world.

Adam and Eve’s rebellion in Genesis 3 brings sin, separation, and death into the world—but it also unveils God’s redemptive promise. This episode explores God’s holiness, justice, mercy, and faithfulness, revealing humanity’s deep need for salvation. Discover how the Fall sets the stage for Christ, who restores what was broken and calls us into His redemptive mission.

In this episode, we explore the Creation story in Genesis 1–2 to uncover what it reveals about God’s character and our identity in Christ. Discover how God's power, creativity, and purpose set the foundation for humanity’s role in the world—to reflect His image, steward creation, and live in relationship with Him. www.dhawkins.com

In this episode, we walk through Galatians 5:22–26 to uncover what it truly means to live a life marked by the Fruit of the Spirit. You’ll learn the powerful contrast between the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, and how walking by the Spirit is evidence that your heart has been captured by God. We’ll explore five fruits—kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—...

In this episode, we walk through Galatians 5:22–26 to uncover what it truly means to live a life marked by the Fruit of the Spirit. You’ll learn the powerful contrast between the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit, and how walking by the Spirit is evidence that your heart has been captured by God. We’ll explore four fruits—love, joy, peace, and patience—through clear teaching and Scrip...

Acts 2 offers a powerful picture of discipleship in action. In this episode, we follow up on last week’s look at the Great Commission by exploring how disciple-making takes shape in everyday life, guided by the Holy Spirit. As the disciples gather for Pentecost—a public, cultural celebration—they don’t retreat from the world; they remain in it, filled with the Spirit and ready to speak the wonders...

Jesus left us with a clear mission: Go and make disciples of all nations (Matthew 28:19–20). In this episode, we explore what it means to live as a disciple maker—someone intentionally leading others into life with Christ. This call is for every believer, not just church leaders. This is also a fundamental expression of a heart that’s been captured by God.  We’ll break down Jesus’ method: Baptize...

One of the clearest signs that God has truly captured our hearts is a desire to live in community. The Christian life was never meant to be lived in isolation. From creation to the early church, God's design has always been about family—interdependence rooted in His image. In this episode, we explore Acts 2:41–47, where the first believers devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, meals, and pra...

One of the clearest signs that God has truly captured our hearts is a desire to live in community. The Christian life was never meant to be lived in isolation. From creation to the early church, God's design has always been about family—interdependence rooted in His image. In this episode, we explore Acts 2:41–47, where the first believers devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, meals, and pra...

A life captured by God is not just marked by talking to Him—but by truly listening. In this episode, we explore what Scripture teaches about listening and hearing as essential parts of a vibrant relationship with God. From the Old Testament prophets to the teachings of Jesus, God’s consistent call is for His people to listen, understand, and obey. We break down the biblical meanings of listening a...

When God captures your heart, your life becomes a conversation with Him—built on both listening and talking. In this episode, we focus on the power and purpose of prayer. Prayer isn’t just ritual; it’s relational. It’s the space where we honor God, make our requests known, cry out in need, and commune with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Drawing from key Scriptures like 1 Thessalonians 5:17 and...

When God captures your heart, He leads you into a life marked by true repentance—not just regret, but transformation. In this episode, we explore the depth of biblical repentance through both the Old and New Testaments. Joel 2:12–13 calls us to turn to God with all our heart, with fasting, weeping, and mourning—an inner change expressed outwardly. Acts 3:19-20 echoes this, urging us to repent so o...

What does it look like when God truly captures your heart? In this episode, we dive into one of the most powerful yet often overlooked spiritual practices: confession. Rooted in Scripture, confession is not about guilt trips or shame—it’s about freedom, healing, and transformation. It's also one of the ways we can be confident God has captured our hearts. We begin in Proverbs 28:13, where we see t...

In this episode, we ask a deeply personal and transformative question: *Has God truly captured your heart?* We explore God's original purpose for creation—uninterrupted communion, close relationship, and a calling to reflect His beauty through everyday life. But sin disrupts that plan. So how do we return to the heart of God’s desire for us?  Through the lens of Scripture (Matthew 7, John 6 &...