Walk Talks

This week in Walk Talks, Jason Dennis deals with the instability of our own human plans by encouraging every believer to meditate on the unchanging truth that God’s Plans are Perfect.

Every true believer desires to know God more through pursuing His Word. In our day and age, unlimited resources are available to enable us to grow in this area. In this episode, Mike Herbster, Micah Herbster and Micah Gillespie give practical tools for how to study your Bible effectively in 2024.

God is a God of new beginnings. As we kick off our new semester of Walk Talks, Mike Herbster challenges all of us this week with specific ways to renew our spiritual walk in 2024. 

God is a God of new beginnings. As we kick off our new semester of Walk Talks, Mike Herbster challenges all of us this week with specific ways to renew our spiritual walk in 2024. 

God is a God of new beginnings. As we kick off our new semester of Walk Talks, Mike Herbster challenges all of us this week with specific ways to renew our spiritual walk in 2024. 

God is a God of new beginnings. As we kick off our new semester of Walk Talks, Mike Herbster challenges all of us this week with specific ways to renew our spiritual walk in 2024. 

Listen as Micah Herbster announces our exciting new theme for the spring semester of Friday Focus, in addition to encouraging believers with practical ways to renew a walk with God in the new year. Read the Resolutions by Jonathan Edwards Email Micah Herbster with an idea or question for upcoming episodes: mdherbster@southlandcamp.org

In John 1:14, John writes of Christ that he physically "beheld His glory" as God's Son, just as Moses beheld the LORD's glory on Mt. Sinai. In the final episode of the series "Behold the Messiah", Micah Herbster encourages each of us to pause and meditate on Who Christ is as the Lord of Glory.

Meditate on the depth of Christ's love in this episode of "Behold the Messiah" as Micah Herbster studies several passages about God's love demonstrated in Jesus' condescension to earth (John 15:13, Romans 6:7-8, Ephesians 5:2).

As he continues his series called "Behold the Messiah", Micah Herbster studies Christ's humility in His incarnation from Philippians 2:7-8.

In this final series of the semester, Micah Herbster examines 4 aspects of Christ’s character on earth, encouraging every believer during this Christmas season to “Behold the Messiah.” This first episode is based on Hebrews 1:3 and emphasizes Christ's Godhead.

As a pastor of Crosspointe Baptist Church in Indianapolis, IN, Thomas Shepherd and his wife Kari have been involved in ministry for over 15 years and are passionate about strong families in the local church. In this 2-part podcast series, Pastor Shepherd encourages local church families in developing good parent-teen relationships and getting involved as a family in local church ministry.

In his concluding episode of Jeremiah Clarke's series, "A Spiritual Checkup", he studies all the wonderful reasons we have to praise the Lord in Colossians 1:12-14. Thankfulness will motivate recommitment to God!

In this episode, Jeremiah Clarke challenges us to seek His Word in order to experience God's power to change our hearts (Col 1:11).

As we complete the "Spiritual Checkup" this week from Paul's prayer, Jeremiah Clarke emphasizes the need for a fruit-bearing walk with the Lord from Colossians 1:10.

In Colossians 1:9-14, Paul writes a rich prayer for spiritual growth to the Colossians believers. Allow God to search your heart this week as Jeremiah Clarke studies Paul’s prayer and guides you on A Spiritual Checkup. This first episode is based on Col. 1:9.

As a pastor of Crosspointe Baptist Church in Indianapolis, IN, Thomas Shepherd and his wife Kari have been involved in ministry for over 15 years and are passionate about strong families in the local church. In this 2-part podcast series, Pastor Shepherd encourages local church families in developing good parent-teen relationships and getting involved as a family in local church ministry.

How do we practically evaluate our lives in the area of diligence? Luke Tackett concludes his series "The Diligent Christian Life" with a challenge to be thorough in self-evaluation and get practical with the applications in our own lives.

In episode 3 of his series, "The Diligent Christian Life", Luke Tackett emphasizes the dangers of ignoring the command to be diligent. What will our lives look like according to Matt 25:14-30.

In Col 3:23-24, we are commanded to do our work "heartily, as unto the Lord." Today, Luke Tackett continues his series, "The Diligent Christian Life" and discusses how we can work in a way that reflects our purpose in our daily lives.

Our role as Christians on this earth is as a soldier, not a passerby. We are fighting for spiritual victory and must develop discipline to fulfill our purpose. This week in Walk Talks, Luke Tackett challenges us in four specific areas that focus our attention on “The Diligent Christian Life.” Today's episode is focused on our personal walk from Ps 119:4 and Dan 6:10.

Continue the two-part interview with the red team leader, Jeremiah Clarke, on friendship.

Cody Bill's series "Transformed by Christ" ends with the final podcast today, calling our attention to the positive results of growing in Christ, and contrasting it with the warnings against those who do not "add to their faith" by knowing Christ (2 Peter 1:8-11).

Today in the series "Transformed by Christ", Cody Bill completes the list of qualities in 2 Peter 1:6-7 by explaining how we can practically put them into our everyday life to know Christ and become more like Him.

In the second episode of the series, "Transformed by Christ", Cody Bill explains what transformation looks like specifically from 2 Peter 1:5-6a. The first 3 qualities the apostle Peter mentions are virtue, knowledge and self-control.