Is your life in alignment—or are you just staying busy? In this episode, we’re diving into The Ultimate Guide to Self-Accountability. As Christians, we are called to be good stewards of our lives, but it’s easy to let things slip when we aren’t intentional. If you’ve been feeling stagnant, overwhelmed, or spiritually "out of sync," it’s time for a holistic check-in.

We’re breaking down the 6 Essential Pillars of self-accountability:

• 🧠 Mind: What are you dwelling on?

• ❤️ Heart: Is your inner world at peace?

• 🙏 Spirit: How is your connection with the Father?

• 🌱 Body: Are you honoring your physical temple?

• 🏡 Environment: Does your space reflect your purpose?

• ⏳ Time: Are you spending your days or investing them?

Stop coasting and start growing. This 6-part audit is designed to help you identify exactly where you need a "spiritual reset" so you can live with more clarity and Kingdom-impact.

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Calvinism? Arminianism? Blah blah blah! We like to throw out theological words without even knowing what we're saying. So what if we took the time to analyze the concepts of "predestination" and "free will" from a purely logical perspective? In this episode, we do just that! And the result may surprise you!

The name of Jesus ought to bring us excitement, joy, and comfort. So why then does it trigger feelings of guilt, pressure, and inadequacy in so many Christians? I submit to you that many of us have not properly understood the gospel. And even for those who do understand it, we still order our lives as if we didn't. As a result, we experience burnout and fatigue. In this episode, we'll explore the true nature of the gospel! From there, we'll look at practical ways to make our pursuit of Christ both life-giving and restful!

Do you struggle with sin? If so, there’s good news! God has given us the ultimate resource to kill our sin: His Word. Why is His Word important? Why does it seem like the Bible can let us down in our battle against the flesh? How do we properly use the Bible to overcome sin and the struggles of life? Join me as I sit down with Drew Reynolds (aka. Absolute Drewth) to answer these questions!

Let's face it. Good community is not the easiest thing to come by. Western culture is so focused on the individual that it's hard to build and maintain meaningful connections with other believers. But what if the Bible taught us something more profound about the nature of the church? In this episode, we discuss how we can reflect the heart of God together as the body of Christ!

What if the greatest gift you could give someone was something that didn't cost you money? What if it didn't require a PhD or a counseling degree? What if the greatest gift you could give was simply your attention? In this episode, we discuss why, as Christians, listening is an important part of loving!

Some call the Holy Spirit the “forgotten” member of the Trinity. But what if He’s actually one of the greatest gifts given to the Christian? We miss out on so much when we neglect our relationship with Him. In this episode, we’ll explore how to build a strong connection with the Holy Spirit through intentionality, authenticity, and audacity!

Is Steven Furtick a false teacher? As a Calvinist, I dive into seven of the most common charges—from Modalism to prosperity Gospel—leveled against the pastor of Elevation Church. We'll examine preaching style, theological worldview, and specific statements, all the while standing on certain foundational doctrines of Reformed theology. Learn why the accusations often miss the mark and how we can apply charity and nuance even when discerning tough theological lines. This isn't just about Furtick; it's about how Evangelicals should handle the 'heresy' label.

Time stamps:

Introduction 0:00

Why does this even matter? 4:09

Continuationism vs Cessationism 8:30

Objection #1: "Furtick is a celebrity pastor." 13:08

Objection #2: "Furtick's sermons are man-centered rather than God-centered." 16:14

Objection #3: "Furtick does not do exegesis. He engages in eisegesis and takes the Bible out of context." 19:32

Creative application is not eisegesis! 22:19

Objection #4: "Furtick is soft on sin." 27:21

Objection #5: "Furtick preaches the prosperity gospel." 30:13

Objection #6: "Furtick teaches heretical doctrine." 32:32

Did God break the law? 33:58

Is Furtick a modalist? 40:11

Should Furtick be more clear? 48:39

Furtick's friendship with T.D. Jakes 51:35

Is T.D. Jakes a modalist? 53:23

Objection #7: "Furtick has a lavish lifestyle." 1:01:40

This has to stop! 1:05:04

When a pastor makes an error theologically or stylistically, how should the church respond 1:06:30

Closing remarks! 1:08:22