New Testament Prophecy — For All Believers

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In this message, we take a thoughtful look at New Testament prophecy—not as something reserved for a select few, but as a gift Scripture presents to the whole body of Christ. We explore what the Bible actually teaches about prophecy, its purpose in building up the church, and how it functions within love, humility, and order.

This conversation invites us to move beyond confusion or fear and toward a biblically grounded understanding of prophecy that encourages, strengthens, and points people to Jesus.

Scripture References:
Acts 2:17–18
1 Corinthians 12:7–11
1 Corinthians 14:1–5
Romans 12:6

GOOD NEWS! God Does Not Read Statistics

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In this message, we reflect on the good news that God does not relate to us as numbers, trends, or averages. While the world often measures worth through statistics and outcomes, Scripture reminds us that God sees the individual heart, knows each person by name, and works in ways that cannot be reduced to data.

This conversation invites us to rest in God’s personal care and faithfulness—to trust Him beyond probabilities, comparisons, or fear—and to remember that His grace is never governed by statistics.

Scripture References:Luke 12:6–7
1 Samuel 16:7
Isaiah 55:8–9
Matthew 10:29–31

You Cannot Live in a Vacuum (Part 3b) – Unconditional Love: To See, Consider, and Experience

Let’s stay with this a little longer.
In Part 3b, we slow down and move from understanding unconditional love to actually experiencing it. Scripture calls us not only to hear about God’s love, but to see it, consider it deeply, and allow it to reshape how we live and relate to Him.

This episode creates space for reflection—inviting the listener to move from agreement to encounter.

Scripture References:
1 John 3:1
Psalm 34:8
Romans 8:38–39
John 17:23