What’s the Word

How much can we relate to Peter in both his successes and shortcomings? In this episode, Jim and Dallas discuss how God can still use us, even in our failures.

In this episode, Pastor Jim and Dallas tackle the roles of both men and women in the church.

What does scripture tell us about baptism? Listen along with Pastor Jim and Dallas as they tackle whether the validity of baptism depends on the heart of man or the heart of God.

In this episode, Dallas and Pastor Jim tackle the tough questions from Alex O'Connor around slavery in the Old Testament as well as answering the question of whether we see the same God in both the Old and New Testament.

If this life is all there is, then everything changes. But what if there is more? In this episode, we look at the resurrection and the hope that reshapes how we live today.

"Follow your heart" is advice we hear everywhere. But can the hearts be trusted to lead us well? In this episode, we explore the difference between trusting ourselves and the trusting the Lord.

In a world full of options and opinions, it can feel like every path leads to the same place. But Jesus says something different. In this episode, we hear His words and consider why truth matters.

“It’s my life.” It sounds freeing. It sounds right. But what does Scripture say? In this episode, we examine the idea of self-ownership and hear the surprising truth that brings real freedom: you are not your own.

Where do lies begin? Not with something obvious, but with a question. “Did God really say?” In this episode, we return to Genesis and explore how deception starts by subtly shifting our trust away from God’s Word. This pattern still shapes how we think, decide, and believe today.

At the heart of The Long Night stands the suffering Servant. In this episode, we explore Isaiah’s prophecy, the weight of sin, and the cross where darkness gathers. Lent leads us here before it leads us anywhere else.

At the heart of The Long Night stands the suffering Servant. In this episode, we explore Isaiah’s prophecy, the weight of sin, and the cross where darkness gathers. Lent leads us here before it leads us anywhere else.

What does God do in places that feel beyond repair? In this episode, we turn to Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones and explore the power of God’s Word to bring life. Through Ezekiel, Ephesians, and John, we consider resurrection hope before Easter arrives.

What do you do when God makes a promise and then seems silent? In this episode, we walk with Abraham through years of waiting and into the moment when the promise appears to be at risk. Through Genesis and Hebrews, we examine faith under delay and the God who provides.

Why does darkness exist if God is good? In this opening episode of this series, we begin in Genesis and trace the fracture that introduced sin and death into the world. Through Genesis, Romans, and John, we explore hiding, promise, and the light that shines in darkness. The night begins, but it does not begin without hope.

Every walk with God in Scripture ultimately points to Jesus. In this final episode, we see how God Himself walks with us through the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. Our walk with God is possible because Jesus walked faithfully all the way to the cross.

Can you still walk with God after failure? David’s life reminds us that repentance is not the end of the walk but part of it. In this episode, we explore forgiveness, consequences, and grace, and how God continues to walk with His people even after they fall.

Walking with God does not always mean walking straight into the promised land. Sometimes it means the wilderness. In this episode, we turn to Moses to see how God walks with His people through seasons of waiting, dependence, and testing. We explore how God uses the wilderness to shape humility and deepen trust in His presence.

What do you do when God calls you forward but does not give you all the details? Abraham’s story shows us a walk of faith shaped by trust rather than certainty. Through Genesis, Hebrews, and Romans, we see how walking with God often means stepping forward before the path is clear and why God’s faithfulness matters more than our sense of control.

Walking with God does not always come with approval. Sometimes it comes with ridicule. In this episode, we look at Noah, a man who walked with God in a corrupt and unbelieving world. Through Genesis, Hebrews, and Peter, we explore what obedience looks like when faithfulness is lonely and trust comes before results. What happens when walking with God puts you out of step with everyone else?

What does the Bible actually mean when it talks about walking with God? Is it a feeling, a lifestyle, or something more concrete? In this episode of What’s the Word, we open our new series Walk With Me by grounding the conversation in Scripture. Looking at passages from Genesis, Micah, and Galatians, we explore how walking with God involves relationship, humility, and daily dependence on Him, not...

A milestone moment: Our 100th episode! We’re celebrating by sharing our favorites from God’s Word: favorite verse, chapter, book, person, and event. This isn’t a “Top 5” list; it’s a window into how Scripture has shaped our hearts. Every favorite reveals something about the God who still speaks through His living Word.

Life is too heavy to carry alone. Scripture shows us how love bears burdens, lifts others up, and carries us further together than we could ever go apart.

Suspicion divides, but love builds trust. This conversation shows how the Bible calls us to patience, humility, and choosing to believe the best about one another.