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  • Part Two: ”The Smell of Spiritual Rot”

    Part Two: ”The Smell of Spiritual Rot”
    2026/03/23
    Part 2: The Smell of Spiritual Rot What happens when we slowly drift away from the vine? In Part 2, Lisa and Tommy tackle the uncomfortable—but very real—side of the teaching. When we disconnect from Christ, the fruit in our lives begins to spoil. Attitudes change, priorities shift, and before long we start noticing the “smell” of spiritual decay. With wit and candid discussion, they unpack how people get pulled off the vine, the warning signs of spiritual rot, and—most importantly—how to reconnect to the true source of life.
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    28 分
  • Part One: ”Life:Hangin’ on the Vine”

    Part One: ”Life:Hangin’ on the Vine”
    2026/03/16
    Part 1: Life on the Vine In this episode, Lisa and Tommy dive into what Jesus really meant when He told us to “remain in the vine.” What does it look like to stay spiritually connected to Christ in everyday life? Through honest conversation, humor, and real-life examples, they explore how staying attached to the vine produces spiritual fruit—peace, strength, wisdom, and purpose. When we remain close to Jesus, we aren’t striving to manufacture goodness; it naturally grows from the connection.
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    26 分
  • The Devil Doesn’t Chase the Benchwarmers: If You’re Not a Threat, Don’t Worry

    The Devil Doesn’t Chase the Benchwarmers: If You’re Not a Threat, Don’t Worry
    2026/02/23
    Based on 2 Timothy 4:2, this episode unpacks a bold truth with a little holy humor: the enemy doesn’t waste time on passive believers. If you feel pressure, resistance, or like all eyes are on you, it may be because you’re actually in the game. We’ll talk about what it means to be “ready in season and out of season,” why spiritual responsibility paints a target on your back, and how standing firm makes you a threat to darkness. If you’re benched, there’s no heat — but when you step onto the field for Christ, expect attention. The good news? Being targeted just might mean you’re effective. Stand Firm!!!
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    50 分
  • ”Smacked Awake! A Holy Wake-up Call: When Discernment Shakes You”

    ”Smacked Awake! A Holy Wake-up Call: When Discernment Shakes You”
    2026/02/09
    Join us on this awakening that explores those moments when something just doesn’t sit right in your soul—and you realize that discomfort isn’t random. Anchored in Psalm 139:7–10, this episode unpacks how God uses holy unease to wake us up, slow us down, and call us to discernment. Instead of reacting to noise or following worldly chatter, we’re invited to pause, do our due diligence, and listen closely for sound doctrine—trusting that wherever we are, we are never beyond the reach of the Father’s presence, truth, and loving correction.
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    27 分
  • The Danger of a Flipped Moral Compass: When Culture Rewrites God’s Word

    The Danger of a Flipped Moral Compass: When Culture Rewrites God’s Word
    2026/02/02
    In Isaiah 5:20, God warns of a dangerous spiritual tipping point—when people begin calling evil good and good evil, trading truth for comfort and darkness for light. In this episode, we unpack what happens when culture becomes the authority instead of God’s Word, and how a “flipped moral compass” can slowly desensitize hearts, distort convictions, and normalize sin. We’ll talk about why redefining truth doesn’t change truth, how this deception impacts families and faith, and what it looks like to stand firm with biblical discernment in a world that keeps shifting the labels. Ultimately, this is a call to return to Scripture, anchor ourselves in God’s unchanging truth, and follow Christ—even when the culture goes the other way.
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    38 分
  • On God’s Clock- “Trust the Process—He Wrote It”

    On God’s Clock- “Trust the Process—He Wrote It”
    2026/01/19
    In On God’s Clock: Trust the Process—He Wrote It, we explore what it means to surrender our timelines and expectations to a God who sees the whole story while we’re living page by page. Through the story of Sarai and Abram, we’re reminded how easy it is to grow weary in the waiting and attempt to “help” God fulfill His promises. Sarai’s decision to bring Hagar into the picture was born out of impatience, pain, and doubt—but it also reveals a powerful truth: even when we step ahead of God’s timing, His purposes are never derailed. This episode unpacks how God remains faithful despite human missteps, how consequences can follow when we rush the promise, and how His grace still covers every chapter—including the messy ones. When prayers feel delayed, doors close unexpectedly, or life takes an unexpected turn, we’re invited to release control, trust the process, and rest in the assurance that every pause, detour, and unanswered prayer is part of a divine story authored with intention, mercy, and perfect timing—written not by us, but by God Himself.
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    34 分
  • ”Saying Yes to God: Without Reading the Fine Print”

    ”Saying Yes to God: Without Reading the Fine Print”
    2025/12/22
    What happens when God asks for a “yes” without laying out all the details? In this episode, we look at Mary’s extraordinary faith when the angel delivered life-altering news—no timeline, no explanations, no fine print. Through Scripture and honest conversation, we explore what it means to trust God when the path ahead is unclear, the cost feels high, and obedience requires courage. Mary’s simple yes reminds us that faith isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about trusting the One who does.
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    46 分
  • ”Peter, Judas & Me: When We All Fall Short”

    ”Peter, Judas & Me: When We All Fall Short”
    2025/11/17
    In this episode, Lisa and Tommy explore the moments of betrayal, denial, and weakness found in Matthew 26 — and how they mirror our own struggles today. From Judas’s kiss to Peter’s denial, we see that even those closest to Jesus stumbled. Yet through it all, God’s mercy remained. This is a conversation about failure, forgiveness, and the grace that meets us when we fall short.
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    44 分