The Brothers in Christ podcast

Have you ever wondered what Jesus really meant when He said, “O ye of little faith”? Was He criticizing His disciples for not believing, or was He teaching them something much deeper?

Is going to church the same thing as following Jesus? Many people attend church every week, but does that automatically mean they’re living as disciples of Christ? In this episode, we take an honest look at the difference between participating in church activities and truly following Jesus every day.

As children become young adults, many parents begin to wonder if the values they worked so hard to teach are being drowned out by the voices of culture, social media, friends, and the world around them. Have parents lost their influence, or does God call them to a different role during this stage of life? This week we try to unpack this question and hopefully gain some insight as we come to the ta...

Is prosperity a sign of divine approval, or is there more to success than wealth, status, and influence? In this episode, we explore one of the oldest and most challenging questions in faith and philosophy: Why do people who don't believe in God continue to prosper? Drawing from biblical perspectives, real-life examples, and thoughtful discussion, we examine the relationship between faith, earthly...

In this episode, we examine a simple vut much asked question: Should babies be baptized? We will also explore how faith, belief, repentance, and understanding seem to precede baptism. Come join us at the table as we try to peel back the layers of this topic.

In this episode, we dive into and explore what the Bible says about God’s revelation through creation, human responsibility, and accountability before God. We’ll discuss whether ignorance is the same as innocence, what Paul teaches about God’s witness in the world around us, and how God’s justice and mercy work together. Pull up a seat and join us at the table!

How do we know if we’re really practicing humility? Is it staying quiet when you want to argue? Being willing to admit you were wrong? Helping people without needing credit for it? This week join us at the table as we talk about what humility looks like in everyday life.

What does Paul mean when he is talking about marriage and divorce in Romans 7: 1 - 6? This episode we talk about the meaning of this passage of scripture. So take a seat at the table and join us on this discussion!

What if Peter never denied Jesus? In this episode, we explore how one moment of failure became the foundation for humility, restoration, and powerful faith. Peter’s denial in Luke 22 reveals how God can transform weakness into purpose and shame into testimony. Join us at the table as we unravel this interesting question!

Are we truly walking in the gifts of the Spirit — or just copying what we’ve seen other people do? In this episode, we dive deep into the difference between mimicking spiritual gifts and genuinely operating through the Holy Spirit. Using The Holy Bible: Ephesians and real-life examples, we talk about how spiritual gifts are meant to build others up, bring unity, and reflect the character of Christ...

What nourishment do you really need? In this weeks episode we discuss the differences between feeding your brain and feeding your mind (flesh v. spirit). Come join us at the table as we tackle another subject.

(This is a partial episode but the updated version is now live). What nourishment do you really need? In this weeks episode we discuss the differences between feeding your brain and feeding your mind (flesh v. spirit). Come join us at the table as we tackle another subject.

Is heaven just a place we go someday—or is it a reality that starts changing us right now? Today, we’re holding a conversation on one of life’s biggest questions: What happens when people go to heaven? Beyond the clichés and assumptions, we’re diving into what Scripture actually says. Take a seat at the table abd join in on the conversation!

At first glance, it might seem repetitive… even confusing. Four accounts, same Jesus, many of the same events—so why didn’t God just give us one version? In this episode, we’re breaking down the purpose behind each Gospel and why their differences aren’t contradictions—they’re intentional.

What does circumcision really mean in the Bible—and why does it still matter today? In this episode, we discuss the difference between physical circumcision in the Old Testament and the deeper spiritual meaning revealed in the New Testament. So sit at the table, relax and have a conversation with us!

What exactly is witchcraft really about? And why are more and more people being drawn to it today? In a culture that’s becoming increasingly spiritual but less rooted in biblical truth, practices like Wicca and modern witchcraft are gaining attention, especially among younger generations. But is it just harmless self-expression—or is there something deeper going on? In this episode, we discuss wit...

What does it really look like to apply God’s Word in everyday life? It’s easy to hear Scripture on Sunday, but living it out Monday through Saturday is where transformation happens. In this episode, we break down practical ways to take biblical truth and apply it to your daily routine.

Many people say Christians are the most judgmental people they know—but is that really what the Bible teaches? In this episode we explore where this perception comes from and what Scripture actually says about judging others. Is Christianity about condemning others, or is the message really about humility, grace, and accountability? Join us at the table as we unpack one of the most common criticis...

Join us as we explore the beauty of creative worship and how God uses creativity to glorify His name. In this episode, we look at how worship can go beyond singing—through art, movement, music, and the gifts God places in us. We will discuss how using our God-given creativity can become a powerful expression of praise and devotion. Welcome to the table.

In this episode we explore what the Bible says about apologies and forgiveness. We discuss the weight of sin and the power of repentance. This isd a conversation about owning our wrongs, receiving God's grace, and learning how to forgive the right way.

The Bible clearly warns us that jealousy can be sinful. So how do we reconcile that with scriptures where God calls Himself a jealous God? Is God contradicting His own standards? Or are we misunderstanding what God's jealousy really means? In this episode, we explore the difference between sinful human jealousy and covenant-based jealousy. We explore how God’s jealousy is not rooted in insecurity,...

In this episode, we break down the biblical foundation of tithing—from the Old Testament law to the New Testament church. Is the 10% tithe still a requirement for believers today? What does grace have to do with giving? And how should Christians approach money in a way that honors God without manipulation or guilt? Come take a seat at the table and chat with us as we dive in!

What does it really look like to follow Christ in secular environments? In this episode, we unpack how to live boldly and wisely as a Christian without becoming self-righteous, withdrawn, or compromised. If you’ve ever felt the tension of trying to live out your faith in a secular setting, this episode is for you.

In this episode, we break down what the Bible actually says about generational curses and family patterns of sin. Are Christians still bound by what was passed down, or does Christ set us free? We look at key scriptures and clear up common misunderstandings to bring truth, clarity, and hope. Come grab a seat at the table. Like, comment, subscribe, and share if this conversation encouraged you.

In this episode, we wrestle with a deeply personal question many believers struggle to ask out loud: Why hasn’t God taken away my addiction? Through Scripture, and open conversation, we explore the tension between faith and suffering, prayer, grace and personal responsibility. We talk about God’s strength in our weakness, the purpose behind unanswered prayers, and how addiction does not disqualify...