Through The Eyes of Jesus Podcast

As Christians, we are supposed to being up our children to live just like Jesus did while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? How does it look to parent intentionally? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Chad Landman as they discuss, "Living Intentionally: Parenting Intentionally.

As Christians, we are called to be people who worship God just like Jesus was while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it look like to worship intentionally? Join Isaiah, Walker, and their guest Sawyer Reid as they discuss "Practical Living: Praying Intentionally."

As Christians, we are called to use the talents God has given us just like Jesus did while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it look like to use our talents intentionally? Join Isaiah, Walker, and their guest Robert Hatfield as they discuss "Practical Living: Using My Talents Intentionally."

As Christians, we are supposed to use our words carefully just like Jesus did while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? How does it look to speak intentionally? Join Walker and his guest Parker Cotts as they discuss, "Living Intentionally: Speaking Intentionally."

As Christians, we are called to be a loving kind of people, just like Jesus was while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it mean to love intentionally? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Zaquan Kemp as they discuss, "Practical Living: Loving Intentionally."

As Christians, we are called to do the right things for the right reasons just like Jesus did while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it look like to live intentionally? Join Isaiah, Walker, and their guest Tyler Waugh as they discuss, "Practical Living: Living Intentionally."

 As Christians, we are called to be servants just like Jesus was while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it look like to serve intentionally? Join Isaiah and his guest Asa Jopson as they discuss, "Practical Living: Serving Intentionally."

 As Christians, we are called to be a prayerful people just like Jesus was while He was on the Earth. This is something that we need to do intentionally. But what does that mean? What does it look like to pray intentionally? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Logan Sumners as they discuss, "Practical Living: Praying Intentionally."

Can women only serve the church and the Lord if they are married, or is there a role for single Christian women as well? What can single women, or just Christians in general, do for God while they are not in a relationship? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Caroline Smith as they discuss, "Serving God as a Single Christian Woman."

You may have heard someone teach, "The Sinner's Prayer" as a way to be saved. Is the Sinner's Prayer really true, or does the Bible teach something different? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Simon Tyson as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about the Sinner's Prayer."

When you think of a missionary, you probably think of a man going into a foreign country to preach and evangelize to the people there. You don't normally think of women doing that. Is there a role for women in the mission field? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Makaley Boyle as they discuss, "Women's Role in the Mission Field."

Walker, Isaiah, and Hailey discuss the importance of women's role in ministry and the worth women can provide to the church. They emphasize that women should not limit themselves to specific roles in the church, such as helping set up and clean up after events or organizing ladies' days. Hailey shares her experiences as a minister and encourages others to find their niche in church leaders...

In God's design for the for the family, there is both a father and a mother. This brings up a question. What are the roles of the mother in this relationship? What are her responsibilities as a Christian wife? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Lacy Crowell as they discuss, "Women's Role in Marriage and the Family."

One of the biggest debates amongst Christians right now surrounds whether or not women are allowed to lead in a public worship service. Many people have differing opinions on this, but what does the Bible say on this topic? Are women allowed to lead in worship, or do they have some other part to play? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Ana Crowell as they discuss, "Women's Role in Worsh...

People often say that you can believe the Bible or science but not both. Is that true? Do Christians have to reject science because science says there is no God, or does the evidence actually support the existence of a Heavenly Creator? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guests, Dr. Justin Rogers and Dr. Joe DeWeese, as they discuss "The Bible and Science."

Should Christians really celebrate Christmas? Was Jesus even born on Christmas day? What is the most important thing to remember during the holiday season? Join Walker and Isaiah as they discuss, "The Reason for the Season."

Have you ever felt alone? Like no one cared about you and that everyone overlooks you? You're not alone in that feeling. Many people struggle with this. But you are also not alone because God is there. Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Jordan Pugh as they discuss "The Lord Looks on the Overlooked."

Elders are given the responsibility of shepherding their respective congregations. With that responsibility comes the responsibility of making big leadership decisions. What kind of big decisions do elders make? How do they make those decisions? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Scott Latham, an elder at the University Church of Christ in Montgomery, Alabama, as they discuss, "Making BIG L...

Many critics of the Bible claim that it is misogynistic and demeaning to women. The Bible, in their eyes, lifts men up as superiors, making women inferior. Is that truly what the Bible says about women, or does the Bible have something else to say? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Mattie-Jean Barkley, as they discuss "Common Bible Misconceptions about Women."

In the religious world today, we may hear the words elder, bishop, and pastor used in a variety of ways by a variety of people. But what does those words really mean? How does the Bible use those words? Who are the people who these words apply to and what is their role in the church? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Cy Warren as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about 'Elder,...

You may have heard the phrase, "Once Saved, Always Saved" being used in religious conversations. Is this phrase something you can find in the Bible, or is that a false doctrine? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Colton Wells, as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about Once Saved, Always Saved."

In the religious world today, you may often hear several different people use the phrase "holy hands". What does this phrase mean? Is this something that still exists today? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Eric Centers as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about Holy Hands."

You may have heard of the Great Commission. This is a passage of Scripture that many people have read and taught, but what does it really mean? What does it mean to go out and teach the gospel? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Michael Moon as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about The Great Commission."

Throughout the Scriptures, we see people fasting, or abstaining from food and drink to observe a special holiday or day or remembrance. Is this something that we as Christians need to do today, or is this a command that we don't have to follow anymore? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest JW Riggs as the discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about Fasting."

The Bible mentions three divine beings: The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit, yet Christians are only supposed to worship one God. Are there truly three divine beings, and if so, what does the Bible say about them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and Dr. Donnie Debord as they discuss, "Common Bible Misconceptions about The Trinity."