Renew

Every day, the choices you make are strengthening something within you—either your spiritual life or your fleshly desires. In this episode, What You’re Feeding Will Grow, we explore how daily habits, influences, and spiritual disciplines shape your heart, your mindset, and ultimately the direction of your life.

True freedom is found in more than independence, success, or personal choice—it is found in Jesus Christ alone. In this episode, Free Indeed (John 8:36), we explore the difference between outward freedom and inward bondage, and how Christ offers lasting freedom from sin, fear, guilt, and spiritual captivity.

Many people today are constantly busy yet still feel spiritually drained and emotionally exhausted. In this episode, Busy, Tired, and Spiritually Empty, we talk about burnout, spiritual fatigue, and how to find true rest in Christ instead of trying to survive on empty strength.

The world desperately needs men who lead with humility, integrity, and genuine faith in God. In this episode, A Faith Worth Following (Fathers Who Lead Well), we explore what biblical leadership truly looks like and why the greatest legacy a father can leave is a life that points others toward Christ.

In this episode of RENEW, we look at the powerful reminder from Psalm 107: “Let the redeemed of the LORD say so.” God has been good, gracious, and faithful to redeem us, and His people should not be silent about it. This episode encourages believers to speak up, give thanks, and share what the Lord has done.

Spiritual drift rarely happens all at once—it’s subtle, quiet, and often unnoticed until distance has already formed. In this episode, The Danger of Drifting (Hebrews 2:1), we uncover how small compromises and neglected habits can slowly pull you away from God, and how to stay anchored in truth before you drift too far.

In this episode of the Renew podcast, we continue to look at the danger of a borrowed faith and why every person must personally know the Lord for themselves. It is possible to grow up around church, preaching, prayer, and the Bible, but still never truly make faith personal. Through a powerful story and Bible truth, this episode challenges us to move beyond secondhand Christianity and walk with God for ourselves.

In this episode of the Renew podcast, we look at the danger of a borrowed faith and why every person must personally know the Lord for themselves. It is possible to grow up around church, preaching, prayer, and the Bible, but still never truly make faith personal. Through a powerful story and Bible truth, this episode challenges us to move beyond secondhand Christianity and walk with God for ourselves.

When life feels heavy and your heart feels overwhelmed, God’s Word gives peace that the world cannot provide. In this episode of the Renew Podcast, we look at what the Bible says about finding peace in God during seasons of stress, anxiety, pressure, and uncertainty. Bring your burdens to the Lord, quiet your heart in His promises, and remember that God is still your refuge, strength, and peace.

Amos chapter 5 God delivers a powerful call to seek Him, not empty religion. Episode 8 in the Series God Has Spoken explores the difference between outward worship and genuine repentance, and why God’s invitation still stands today: “Seek ye me, and ye shall live.”

In this Renew Podcast episode, we take a deep dive into Proverbs 4:23 and what it truly means to guard your heart with all diligence. This verse study explores how the condition of your heart shapes your thoughts, decisions, and direction in life, and why protecting it is essential for spiritual growth. Learn practical, biblical ways to keep your heart aligned with God and live a life that flows from His truth.

Sometimes it doesn’t happen all at once—but over time, God can slip from first place in our lives. Episode 4 in the Kingdom First Series gently helps you recognize the signs and invites you back to a place of closeness with Him.

What does it truly mean to seek God’s kingdom first in everyday life? Part 3, in the Series Kingdom First, breaks down the heart behind Jesus’ command and how it reshapes our priorities, decisions, and direction.