Two Baptists and a Mormon Walk Into a Pentecostal Church

How does God speak today and how can we know when it is really Him. In this episode we talk about what Scripture teaches about hearing the voice of God and how believers grow in spiritual sensitivity without drifting into confusion or emotionalism.
We explore how God speaks through His Word the Holy Spirit and godly counsel and why familiarity with God’s character matters more than chasing spiritual experiences. We also talk about common ways people get off track and how to discern God’s voice from their own thoughts fear or outside pressure.
If you have ever wondered whether God is speaking to you or struggled to trust what you are hearing this conversation will bring clarity and peace. God is not trying to hide His voice from His children. He wants to be known.
Listen and share with someone who is learning to listen.

Episode 19 explores biblical authority and submission: what true submission means (voluntary yielding under God‑ordained authority for order and flourishing), how Christ models servant leadership, and the different spheres of authority in home, church, and workplace.The hosts discuss how to spot abusive or illegitimate authority, when it’s right to resist, and practical steps for leaders and those under authority—emphasizing heart posture, accountability, humility, and knowing Scripture as the ultimate guide.

This episode explores the biblical difference between honor and worship, using scripture and language-root studies to show how worship is reserved for God while honor is due to people in God-given roles.The hosts discuss real-life examples—pastors, family, celebrity worship, and traditions—offering practical takeaways: test teachings against Scripture, honor without dependence, and guard your heart posture so worship stays directed to God alone.

Parenting is one of the greatest gifts God gives us and one of the greatest responsibilities. In this episode we talk honestly about what it means to raise children who know God, love God, and choose God in a world that constantly pulls them in the opposite direction. We look at Scripture, share our own parenting wins and failures, and talk through the pressures families face today.
We open up about discipline, discipleship, boundaries, social media, cultural influence, and how to build a home where faith is lived not just taught. We also dive into some of the tougher parenting conversations including rebellion, adult children, and how to parent together when you and your spouse have different strengths.
If you are a parent, a grandparent, a future parent, or someone who wants to create a Christ centered home, this episode will encourage you and challenge you. Godly parenting is not about perfection. It is about consistency, surrender, and inviting God into the center of your family life.
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Marriage is beautiful, but marriage in ministry carries unique pressure. In this episode we sit down with our wives to talk honestly about what it looks like to protect our homes while serving God publicly. We open up about the challenges of visibility, the weight of expectations, and the spiritual battles that try to come against unity in marriage.
We talk about boundaries, communication, connection, and the daily choices that keep a marriage strong when life and ministry get busy. Our wives share their experiences, their struggles, and the things that help them feel supported in seasons when the spotlight gets bright and the pressure gets real.
If you are married, dating, engaged, or simply wanting to build a strong future home, this conversation is for you. Marriage is not a distraction from ministry. Marriage is ministry. And when we honor what God has joined together, everything else becomes stronger.
Listen and share with someone who needs encouragement today.

This is a very real and raw episode. Get ready!
Faith is easy when God answers our prayers the way we hoped. Faith becomes real when He does not. In this episode we talk about the kind of faith that stands in the fire. We look at the story of Shadrach Meshach and Abednego in Daniel chapter 3 and what it means to believe that God is able and that He will move yet still remain steadfast if He does not.
We also walk through Hebrews chapter 11 Second Corinthians chapter 12 and the story of Lazarus in John chapter 11. Each of these moments shows that true faith is not tied to an outcome. It is anchored to the character of God.
This episode speaks to disappointment delay and those seasons where God stays silent. If you are in the middle of unanswered prayers this conversation will remind you that your faith is not wasted and God is still working even when you cannot see it.
Even if He does notHe is still goodHe is still faithful

Most people imagine spiritual warfare as dramatic moments or intense encounters. Scripture shows the real battle is far quieter and far closer. It happens in the mind in your identity and in what you agree with.
In this episode we talk about what spiritual warfare actually is. It is not fighting people. It is not chasing the devil. It is not blaming him for everything that goes wrong. Spiritual warfare is standing in the victory Jesus already won.
We explore Ephesians 6 Second Corinthians and Daniel 10 and discover that prayer obedience and truth activate movement in the unseen realm. The enemy has power but believers have authority. And authority always outranks power.
You do not fight for victoryYou fight from it

Is giving just an Old Testament rule—or a New Testament rhythm of worship?In this episode, we explore biblical stewardship, why God calls us to give, and how generosity reveals the posture of our heart far more than the balance of our bank account.

Are miracles still happening today—or were they just for Bible times?In this episode, we talk about the supernatural moments we’ve witnessed firsthand, explore what Scripture teaches about miracles, and learn how to stay grounded in faith when heaven touches earth.

Fasting isn't just about giving something up—it's about making room for something greater. In this episode, we explore what Scripture teaches about fasting, why it matters, and how it’s shaped our spiritual journey. From personal stories to biblical insights, we talk about hunger that heals, restores, and refocuses.
We also look at the power of extended fasts, the life cycle of breakthrough, and how saying “no” to the flesh can awaken something deeper in the spirit.
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