Jeff and Isa continue reading through the Romans chapter 12 starting at verse 9. Jeff and Isa then explain why we should use Romans 12 as a template for how Christians are to live a life in Christ.

In this episode, Jeff and Isa read through the first few verses of Romans chapter 12. Jeff and Isa then explain why we should use Romans 12 as a template for how Christians are to live a life in Christ.

Jeff and Isa discuss what ministry should look like across all generations in episode 8. Focusing on the idea that "true Kingdom ministry is relational ministry, and relational ministry is transformational ministry".

In this episode, Jeff and Isa stress the importance of intentionally listening to the voice of the Holy Spirit. When we listen to His voice, we will never be mislead. Jeff and Isa lay out practical ways to listen to his voice with scripture to support it, of course! Here is the link to the video we mentioned about the gentleman who had to fly a plane without a pilot courtesy of Temple Baptist Church: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RfkCc5Tlyo

Jeff and Isa continue the discussion of the importance of guarding your heart and avoiding compromise. Diving deeper into why it's important and practical ways to make sure that you are guarding your heart.

In this episode, Jeff and Isa discuss the importance of guarding your heart and avoiding compromise. Jeff uses an illustration to show why it is important to set boundaries.

Jeff and Isa tackle the tough cultural issue of profanity in the pulpit. While not limited to the pulpit, we address the dangers of using profane speech and how Christian leaders who willingly "cuss" can hurt their witness. For this episode, our focus is on Ephesians 4 and 5.

In the second part of our discussion about demonization, we pivot the discussion from possession and works of the flesh to discerning whether we are demonized or just submitting to our own desires. We give you some tools to use to help you walk out a righteous walk, not giving in to the works of your flesh. And we look at a few scriptures to see how we are supposed to walk it out.

Intro/outro music: Crave written by Stacy Timbs