Wisdom for the Heart

Share a comment What do you do when the cultural ground beneath your feet starts to shift? In this powerful episode, Stephen Davey begins a new series called Upon This Rock by addressing the vital question, “Who are we as the church?” As our culture redefines morality, identity, and truth, this message offers an unshakable foundation rooted in Christ’s words from Matthew 16. You’ll discover two de...

Share a comment What do you do when the cultural ground beneath your feet starts to shift? In this powerful episode, Stephen Davey begins a new series called Upon This Rock by addressing the vital question, “Who are we as the church?” As our culture redefines morality, identity, and truth, this message offers an unshakable foundation rooted in Christ’s words from Matthew 16. You’ll discover two de...

Share a comment How do people react when confronted with the cross of Christ? Some, like the religious leaders, feel relief—thinking they’ve silenced a troublemaker. Others, like the crowds, experience regret but never fully embrace the truth. Still, some respond with deep remorse, unsure of what to do next. But a few, like the Roman centurion, see Jesus clearly and respond with reverence. This ep...

Share a comment How can you live and die with peace and confidence? Jesus’ last words on the cross, “Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit,” reveal profound truths about life and eternity. In this episode, Stephen Davey explains how Jesus modeled ultimate trust in the Father, not only in His life but also in His death. Learn what happens after death for believers and unbelievers, why the tear...

Share a comment What does “It is finished” really mean? In this episode, Stephen Davey dives deep into the final words of Jesus, uncovering their eternal significance. Discover how one Greek word, tetelestai , encapsulates the completion of Jesus’ mission to fulfill Old Testament prophecies, cancel the record of sin, and triumph over Satan. Learn why Christ’s declaration wasn’t one of defeat but o...

Share a comment Why did Jesus say, “I thirst” from the cross? What seems like a simple human need reveals something far deeper and eternal. In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks the shortest of Jesus’ seven final statements—a single phrase that opens the floodgates of profound theological insight. You’ll discover four key glimpses into Christ’s nature: His true humanity, His stunning humility, Hi...

Share a comment What did Jesus mean when He cried out, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?" This piercing question, spoken from the cross, is one of the most profound and mysterious moments in Scripture. It reflects the depth of Christ's suffering, the inflexible justice of God, and the unfathomable love that led Jesus to become our substitute. In this message, Stephen Davey...

Share a comment In today’s message, Stephen Davey takes us to the foot of the cross to witness an unforgettable moment of compassion. As Jesus hangs on the cross, bearing the weight of humanity’s sin, He pauses to care for His mother, entrusting her to His beloved disciple, John. This profound act of love and responsibility fulfills the fifth commandment and provides a model for us to follow. Draw...

Share a comment Is it ever too late for God’s grace? In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks the incredible story of the thief on the cross—a man whose life of crime seemed beyond redemption until his final moments. As Jesus hung between two criminals, one of them experienced a miraculous transformation. Amid the jeering crowd and agonizing pain, this thief turned to Jesus with a humble plea: &quot...

Share a comment Have you ever wondered what Jesus' final words meant? When He was crucified, Jesus uttered words unlike any other—words of forgiveness and love that transformed lives. In this episode, we dive into Jesus' powerful statement, "Father, forgive them," spoken while hanging on the cross. You’ll learn why His prayer was directed not just to those who nailed Him to the...

Share a comment What if you truly discovered the secret to eternal life—would you keep it quiet? In this powerful episode called Finding the Fountain of Youth , Bible teacher Stephen Davey challenges you to consider whether you’re living like someone who’s found everlasting life. Drawing from personal stories, Scripture, and vivid imagery, this lesson reveals that the gospel is the only true sourc...

Share a comment Is Heaven just a comforting myth, or is it the real destination for believers? In a world where billionaires invest millions trying to cheat death, the Bible offers a better promise: eternity with Christ. In Philippians 3, Paul describes the stark contrast between those focused on earthly things and those whose citizenship is in Heaven. For the believer, Heaven is more than wishful...

Share a comment Are you running after Judas? It’s an unsettling question, but it’s one we must ask ourselves. Judas Iscariot pursued money, influence, and his own agenda, yet his story ended in tragic destruction. In Philippians 3, Paul contrasts this path of earthly ambition with the eternal prize of following Christ. He writes with tears in his eyes, warning us that pursuing the wrong things lea...

Share a comment What’s at the center of your life? Is it Christ, or is it something else—your career, relationships, or personal achievements? In this episode, Stephen Davey draws from Philippians 3 to help us discover how to make Christ the unshakable foundation of everything we do. Using the metaphor of a musician finding “Middle C,” Stephen challenges us to align our lives to the consistent and...

Share a comment   Do you ever struggle to let go of your past? Whether it’s mistakes, regrets, or even successes, dwelling on the past can hinder your growth and keep you from moving forward. In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks Paul’s powerful metaphor of running a race in Philippians 3. Paul admits he hasn’t “arrived” but refuses to quit, pressing on toward the ultimate prize—the upward call o...

Share a comment What fuels spiritual growth and maturity? Many believe it’s personality, circumstances, or even religious devotion, but the Bible highlights a different answer—appetite. In this episode, Stephen Davey explores Paul’s testimony from Philippians 3, where Paul reveals his deep hunger to know Christ, live by His resurrection power, and even share in His sufferings. Paul’s transformatio...

Share a comment Do your efforts, good deeds, or religious traditions make you acceptable to God? In this episode, Stephen Davey examines Paul’s powerful testimony in Philippians 3, where Paul counts all his accomplishments as rubbish compared to the surpassing value of knowing Christ. Paul had a remarkable religious pedigree, unmatched zeal, and a spotless record of obedience to the law. Yet, he r...

Share a comment What’s the best defense against life’s trials and spiritual deception? In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks Paul’s words in Philippians 3, where believers are commanded to “rejoice in the Lord.” Joy isn’t just a fleeting emotion; it’s a choice that acts as a spiritual safeguard for your mind and heart. Stephen explains how joy in Christ creates a defense against temptations, disc...

Share a comment What is the significance of 666, and why is it so feared? Revelation 13:16-18 reveals the mark of the beast—a symbol of allegiance to the Antichrist and a key to survival during the Tribulation. This mark will define a future global system of economic and spiritual control, forcing every person to choose between worshiping Christ or the Antichrist. In this eye-opening message, Step...

Share a comment What is the significance of 666, and why is it so feared? Revelation 13:16-18 reveals the mark of the beast—a symbol of allegiance to the Antichrist and a key to survival during the Tribulation. This mark will define a future global system of economic and spiritual control, forcing every person to choose between worshiping Christ or the Antichrist. In this eye-opening message, Step...

Share a comment Miracles can amaze, but they can also mislead. In Revelation 13:13-15, the False Prophet performs jaw-dropping signs, including calling fire down from heaven, to convince the world to worship the Antichrist. This display of supernatural power deceives countless people, leading them into false worship and away from the truth of God. In this compelling message, Stephen Davey explains...

Share a comment Miracles can amaze, but they can also mislead. In Revelation 13:13-15, the False Prophet performs jaw-dropping signs, including calling fire down from heaven, to convince the world to worship the Antichrist. This display of supernatural power deceives countless people, leading them into false worship and away from the truth of God. In this compelling message, Stephen Davey explains...

Share a comment Deception isn’t always obvious—it often disguises itself as truth. Revelation 13:11-15 introduces us to the False Prophet, the Antichrist’s religious counterpart, who will unite the world in worship of a counterfeit messiah. This one-world religion will begin with inclusivism but ultimately demand allegiance to the Antichrist alone. In this message, Stephen Davey exposes the parall...

Share a comment Revelation 13:5-10 unveils a chilling glimpse into the future: the Antichrist’s rise to global power. This tyrant will lead a unified world government, deceiving nations with his blasphemous words, miraculous resurrection, and absolute authority. Yet behind his charismatic leadership lies Satan’s ultimate agenda to defy God and destroy His people. Stephen Davey explores the Antichr...

Share a comment Revelation 13:3-4 paints a chilling portrait of the Antichrist—Satan’s ultimate counterfeit. This global leader will captivate the world with miraculous signs, including a shocking resurrection, and demand worship as a god. Yet behind his rise to power lies a far more sinister agenda: leading humanity into spiritual ruin and rebellion against God. In this episode, Stephen Davey unp...