A Step-by-Step Guide to Reconciliation
How should Christians resolve conflict with one another? What do you do when someone sins against you—and won’t admit it? In this episode, Jesus lays out a four-step process for church discipline and reconciliation, showing how to deal with personal offense and restore broken relationships. He also answers Peter’s famous question about forgiveness, teaching that we must forgive others just as God has forgiven us. True forgiveness doesn’t ignore pain—it accepts God’s sovereign plan and releases resentment. If you’ve been wounded by someone—or if you’re wrestling with bitterness—this episode gives you biblical wisdom for responding with grace and truth. Learn how to walk the hard road of forgiveness and discover the joy of peace restored.
Overcoming the Disease of More
What does true greatness look like in the kingdom of God? The disciples thought it meant power, position, and prestige—but Jesus had a different standard in mind. In this lesson, Jesus confronts the disciples’ pride, rivalry, and ambition. He calls them—and us—to live a life of humility, not self-promotion. You’ll see how He reorients their thinking by placing a child in their midst and explaining that kingdom greatness means serving those who can’t serve you back. Along the way, we’re reminded to resist the temptation to compare ourselves with others or compete for attention. The disease of more is real, but so is the cure—and it begins with keeping your eyes on Jesus.
Confusion Now . . . Understanding Later
What do you do when your expectations are upended by God’s plan? The disciples experienced this firsthand as Jesus warned them—not once but repeatedly—about His coming death. In this episode, you’ll explore the disconnect between the disciples’ hopes and the reality of Jesus’ mission. From the mountaintop of glory to the valley of demonic oppression, the journey is marked by confusion, failed faith, and unexpected majesty. You’ll also meet a desperate father, a powerless group of disciples, and a lesson in trusting Jesus even when nothing makes sense. This episode will remind you that God never miscalculates, and His glory can be seen in both the mountaintop moments and the valleys of doubt. Learn how to trust Him even when the script seems completely out of order.
A Glimpse of Kingdom Glory
What will eternity really be like? That question lives deep in every human heart. In today’s episode, Jesus offers a breathtaking glimpse of the answer. As He takes Peter, James, and John up a mountain, His divine glory is revealed in a radiant, unforgettable display. Moses and Elijah appear beside Him, giving living proof of life after death. The transfiguration isn’t just about Jesus—it’s about your future too. As Stephen Davey explains, this mountaintop moment reveals that followers of Christ will one day share in His dazzling glory. What you believe about eternity should shape how you live today. The command God gave on the mountain still applies: “Listen to Him.”
How to Carry Your Cross
Is following Jesus just a matter of believing the right things? Or does it demand more? In this powerful passage, Jesus tells His disciples what it means to truly follow Him. It’s not about earning salvation—it’s about surrender. So what does it mean to carry your cross every day? Is it a symbol of suffering, service, or something else? Discover how consecration differs from salvation, and how firing the committee in your heart leads to a life of humility, daily surrender, and eternal perspective. If you’re tired of living for yourself and ready to let Christ take full control, this message will help you know what to do next.
Who is Jesus to You?
Who is Jesus to you? That’s not just a theological question—it’s the most important question of your life. In this episode, Jesus leads His disciples to wrestle with that question personally. Peter’s response becomes a declaration of Jesus’ true identity, and it sets the foundation for the church. But just moments later, Peter goes from insight to rebuke as he resists the reality of Christ’s mission to suffer and die. What causes that shift? And how often do we do the same—confessing Christ one moment and questioning His ways the next? This episode explores how personal faith, divine truth, and human expectations collide—and how the Lord remains patient with us even when we get it wrong.
Compassion For All People
What does it look like when Jesus shows compassion beyond cultural and religious barriers? In this episode, we follow Jesus into Gentile territory where He encounters a Canaanite woman with a demon-possessed daughter and a deaf man longing to be healed. These moments are more than miracles—they are powerful declarations of God’s mercy for all people. Even when His own disciples show reluctance, Jesus demonstrates that His compassion knows no limits. You’ll also discover how Jesus uses a miraculous meal to drive home His point: everyone, regardless of background or belief, is welcome at His table.
Clean Hands or a Clean Heart?
Is it possible to appear godly while having a heart far from God? In this message, Jesus challenges a crowd of religious leaders who are more concerned about ceremonial handwashing than heart transformation. Their rules look impressive—but Jesus exposes the danger of hypocrisy. What does true holiness look like? How can believers today avoid falling into the trap of empty tradition? You’ll learn how Jesus confronted these ancient customs and what it means to be truly clean in God’s eyes. If you’ve ever been tempted to go through the motions of religion, this message will point you back to the only source of true transformation: the Holy Spirit working in a surrendered heart.
Eating the Bread of Life
What does it mean to eat the Bread of Life? When Jesus fed the 5,000, the crowd followed Him hoping for another meal. But Jesus wasn’t offering daily bread—He was offering eternal life. In this episode, Stephen Davey walks through John 6, where Jesus declares, “I am the Bread of Life.” Some people misunderstood, others were offended, and many walked away. But a few truly believed. Join us as we unpack this powerful passage and learn why salvation isn’t about communion, church rituals, or religious performance—it’s about receiving Jesus by faith. If you’ve ever wondered how to find lasting peace, satisfaction, and eternal hope, this message will point you to the One who alone can satisfy the soul.
When Peter Walked on Water
What if your greatest moment of faith ends in failure? That’s exactly what happened when Peter stepped out of the boat to walk toward Jesus—only to be overwhelmed by fear and begin to sink. In this episode, Stephen Davey explores the story of Peter walking on water and the powerful lessons it offers for anyone who has ever doubted, failed, or fallen short. Discover how God uses the storms of life to grow your faith, how He responds when you stumble, and why failure isn’t the end of your story. If you’re walking through deep waters or struggling to stay afloat, this message will remind you that Jesus doesn’t abandon His people when they fall—He reaches out, lifts them up, and walks them back to safety.