Getting To Know God

Many people say that if they could just see God, they would believe. Yet Scripture tells a different story. When Jesus—God in the flesh—walked among humanity, countless people saw Him with their own eyes, witnessed His miracles, and still did not believe. Why?
In this episode, we explore the profound teaching of 1 John: true spiritual sight comes not through physical vision but through the work of the Holy Spirit. God enables believers to perceive His presence, recognize His work, and understand the truth about Jesus. Faith is not the result of human effort or observation; it is a gift that flows from God's initiative and His desire to dwell within His people.
We discuss what it means to confess that Jesus is the Son of God, how God abides in those who believe, and why the indwelling Holy Spirit creates a supernatural connection that allows us to know and experience God. We also examine the biblical truth that "God is love" and how abiding in God's love reveals His ongoing work in our lives and in the world around us.
Join us as we unpack the relationship between faith, confession, the Holy Spirit, and God's sovereign work in drawing people to Himself.

What does the Bible mean when it speaks of the “mystery of God”? In this episode, we explore the profound truth of 1 Timothy 3:16 and how God has chosen to reveal Himself to humanity. While Scripture acknowledges that some aspects of God remain hidden, it also teaches that He has made Himself known through His Word, His Spirit, and ultimately through Jesus Christ.
We examine the declaration that “God was manifested in the flesh” and how the incarnation, life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus reveal God’s identity, character, and purpose. We also discuss what it means that Christ was “justified in the Spirit,” looking at the testimony of His baptism, miracles, and the witness of both angels and demons who recognized His authority.
From the spread of the gospel among the Gentiles to the worldwide faith of believers today, this episode traces the powerful evidence supporting the truth of Christ’s identity. If God’s mysteries can only be understood through His own revelation, where should we look for answers?
Join us as we uncover how God makes the unknowable known—and why the evidence for His greatest mystery is found in one place alone.

What does God’s love really look like? In a world filled with brokenness, hatred, and confusion about the meaning of love, understanding God's love can seem difficult. Yet Scripture reveals that God did more than simply tell us He loves us—He demonstrated it.
In this episode, we explore Romans 5:8 and examine how God revealed His love through the incarnation and sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. Discover why Christ’s coming was part of God’s eternal plan, how His death fulfilled the promises of Scripture, and what it means that He died for us while we were still sinners.
Far from being an abstract feeling, God’s love is displayed in the person and work of Jesus—the holy and righteous God who humbled Himself, took on human flesh, and gave His life for those who were His enemies. Join Pastor Kevin and Brandon as they consider the ultimate example of love and what Christ’s sacrifice teaches us about the heart of God.

What if one of Jesus’ greatest promises is also one of His most overlooked?
In this episode, we explore the profound promise found in John 14:23: “If anyone loves Me, he will keep My word; and My Father will love him, and We will come to him and make Our home with him.” As Jesus prepared His disciples for His physical departure, He revealed a remarkable truth about how He and the Father would continue to dwell with believers through the Holy Spirit.
Together, we unpack what it truly means to love Christ, why obedience is the evidence of a transformed heart, and how God’s presence within us empowers us to reflect His supernatural love. We’ll examine how the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit work together to shape believers into God’s image, revealing His character through their lives.
Most importantly, we’ll discover that the real blessing of this promise is not merely God’s nearness—it is His transforming work within us. The God who knows everything about us chooses to make His home with us, changing us from the inside out for His glory and our good.
Join us as we uncover the life-changing significance of Jesus’ promise and what it means for those who desire to walk closely with Him today.

What is love—really? In a world where we use the word for everything from food and hobbies to family and relationships, the true meaning of love has become blurred. This episode explores the Biblical definition of love through one of the most well-known passages in Scripture: John 3:16.
Pastors Kevin and Brandon examine what it means that “God is love” and uncover the deeper meaning behind phrases like “only begotten Son” and “whoever believes in Him should not perish.” By looking at the original language, we discover how Jesus is uniquely “one of a kind” — God in the flesh, sent to fulfill God’s eternal promises.
This conversation dives into the heart of the Gospel: God’s willingness to reveal Himself, suffer, and die for the spiritual rescue of humanity. Far beyond emotion or affection, Biblical love is presented as sacrificial, unconditional, and eternal.
Join us as we explore how the life, death, and testimony of Jesus reveal a kind of love that surpasses human understanding and forever transforms the meaning of the word.
 

What does God’s love really look like?
In this episode, we explore why so many people struggle to understand the love of God—and why feelings, circumstances, and personal experiences can never fully define it. Scripture reveals a love far deeper: a God who remains faithful even when His people are rebellious, stubborn, and unfaithful.
The Bible calls Him “the LORD God of Israel” — the God who chose, pursued, disciplined, and redeemed His people despite their failures. Through His promises, His character, and ultimately through Jesus Christ, God demonstrated a love that surpasses human understanding.
Join us as we unpack Luke 1:68 and discover how God’s faithfulness to Israel, as He fulfills Bible prophecy, reveals the depth of His mercy, redemption, and unchanging love for humanity.

Shame leaves scars. Sin leaves stains. But God restores what seems impossible to repair.
In this episode, we dive into Joel 2:26 and the powerful promise of God’s restoration. Through Israel’s history, we see a God who judges sin seriously—but also a God whose mercy is greater than failure, shame, and destruction.
What happens when God restores what sin has devastated?What does it mean that “My people shall never be put to shame”?
Join pastors Kevin and Brandon as they explore the incomprehensible love of God that removes the stain of sin, restores the broken, and fills His people with satisfaction, hope, and praise.
📖 Scripture: Joel 2:26🎙️ Listen now and be reminded that God is not finished restoring His people.

Marriage is meant to make two people “one”—but how does that work when the differences feel so extreme?
In this episode, we dive into the powerful imagery of God calling Himself a Husband in Isaiah Chapter 54. What does it mean for the Creator of the universe to join Himself to people who are completely opposite to Him? Holy vs. sinful. Eternal vs. temporary. Perfect vs. broken.
Through the story of Israel, we explore how God speaks to a people who had become spiritually disgraced—like a forsaken bride—and yet still calls them His own. Not because of who they were, but because of who He is.
From “Maker” to “LORD of hosts” to “Redeemer,” this episode unpacks how God’s power, authority, and holiness make restoration possible—even for those carrying deep shame.
If you’ve ever felt unworthy, overlooked, or too far gone, this conversation reveals a God who doesn’t walk away—but steps in to restore, redeem, and make you whole.

What is real righteousness—and what does it actually have to do with love?
In this episode, we tackle a powerful truth: righteousness isn’t something we define—God already did. Before humanity ever existed, He established what is right and wrong… and He never asked for our input.
Through Psalm 45, we explore a prophetic picture of the Messiah—one who embodies God’s righteousness, authority, and glory as KING. But this isn’t just about power—it’s about love.
If God loves righteousness and hates wickedness, then what does that reveal about the true nature of love?
We unpack how God used love to reveal Himself through Jesus—demonstrating His righteousness not just in words, but through sacrifice. From the cross to the resurrection, we see that love isn’t just emotion—it’s the expression of God’s perfect character in action.
🎧 Tune in to discover how righteousness defines love—and how that truth transforms everything.

Understanding the triune nature of God isn’t easy—but what if God has already given us a glimpse of it through ourselves?
In this episode, we explore how being created in God’s image helps us grasp His “3-in-1” nature. Just as we are made up of physical, mental, and spiritual aspects, Scripture reveals God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—each distinct, yet perfectly unified in purpose.
Pastor Kevin and Brandon dive into how the Father’s intentions are carried out through the Son, and how the Holy Spirit actively works to accomplish God’s will—often in ways we can’t fully explain. Through the powerful example of Exodus 31, we see how God’s Spirit equipped ordinary, untrained people to do extraordinary things for His glory.
This conversation challenges us to recognize a deeper truth: obedience to God isn’t just about effort—it requires His power. When God calls, He also equips. And when He fills His people with His Spirit, the impossible becomes possible.