The OTW Podcast

Jesus is Immanuel, which means "God with us." But do we really know what it means that Jesus is Immanuel? Listen now to find out more in our Christmas candlelight service episode.

Jesus, as the Everlasting Father, is our Ultimate Home. Find out more by listening to our third episode of a series about Christmas.

The power of Christ is caring power, and the care of Christ is powerful caring. Find out more by listening to our second episode of a series about Christmas.

We need daily counseling so that sin’s deceitfulness does not harden us, because life in this world is a spiritual wilderness. Find out more by listening to our first episode of a series about Christmas.

The reason you don’t respond to evil with evil is so that evil doesn’t control you. Find out more by listening to our fourth episode of a series about relationships.

When we sin, we sow a pattern of behavior that will likely be repeated in the next generation. Find out more by listening to our third episode of a series about relationships.

God places limits on us to protect, provide, and bring us into an even deeper relationship with Him. Find out more by listening to our second episode of a series about relationships.

We need people who will tell us the truth about what is lodged in our souls, and we must do it carefully. Find out more by listening to our first episode of a series about relationships.

Excuses are how we deflect from the sin of omission in our lives. Find out more by listening to our fourth episode of a series about the spiritual war we are in.

Faith is an active attachment to a hope-filled life. It requires faith to be vulnerable and ask for help. Find out more by listening to our third episode of a series about the spiritual war we are in.

Instead of letting distortion or distraction dictate our direction, we should allow the sometimes mundane spiritual disciplines to expand our capacity. Find out more by listening to our second episode of a series about the spiritual war we are in.

We all owe a debt to God that we can never repay, so we live in a state of perpetual self-denial. The Holy Spirit brings us into a courtroom and confronts our self-denial. Find out more by listening to our first episode of a series about the spiritual war we are in.

Sometimes, God tells us to obey, but never gives us the reason why we should obey. Find out more by listening to our fourth episode of a series all about King David.

Religion asks God, “What do you want?” Whereas Christianity asks God, “What do you love?” Find out more by listening to our third episode of a series all about King David.

We abandon integrity first when God isn’t at the center of our lives. Find out more by listening to our second episode of a series all about King David.

A crucial step to freeing oneself from any dehumanizing narrative is to start thinking about the person behind the image. Find out more by listening to our first episode of a series all about King David.

The Holy Spirit baptizes us to bring God’s redemptive touch to the world. Find out more by listening to our eleventh episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Most of us don’t encounter God unless something comes into our lives and disrupts our thinking. Find out more by listening to our tenth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

The question isn’t can women lead, the question is should they? Find out more by listening to our ninth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Prophecy brings God’s unchanging revelation in Christ to life for the present generation. Find out more by listening to our eighth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Wherever the Holy Spirit leads us to go, He will always lead us to grow. Find out more by listening to our seventh episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Do you want to lead the Holy Spirit or be led by the Holy Spirit? Find out more by listening to our sixth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

To walk in only part of Christ’s character is to not walk in any of His character. Find out more by listening to our fifth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Our sensitivity to the Spirit’s leading is what will set us apart as the supernatural church we were meant to be. Find out more by listening to our fourth episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.

Four difficult-to-learn types of courage the Holy Spirit qualifies us for are contemplation, contentment, confidence, and community. Find out more by listening to our third episode of a series all about the Holy Spirit.