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Are you feeling like you've failed as a disciple because not everyone accepts Christ? Our call isn't to guarantee results - it's to keep loving, keep scattering, and trust in God's perfect timing and mercy.

Using a compelling classroom analogy about color blindness, this episode explores how Jesus uses parables to reach those who struggle to see spiritual truth clearly.

"Do not judge, and you will not be judged." Does Jesus mean we should never make decisions about right and wrong?

Why do good people suffer? Is God really in control?

If you knew your next words and actions would be your last, what would they be?

Join Brother Joe Trout for today's reflection on faith, martyrdom, and the profound confidence that comes from truly knowing Jesus Christ.

Why do Christians worship on Sunday instead of the Sabbath?

Reflecting on the Gospel of John’s account of Jesus walking on the water. While other Gospels focus on the disciples' fear of the storm, John highlights something deeper: the disciples were in awe of the majesty and power of Jesus himself.

We examine a strange and challenging statement Jesus makes to a scribe: "You are not far from the kingdom of God." Being close isn't the same as being *in*.

We confront a difficult but necessary truth found in the book of Jeremiah. God tells the prophet that His people are not listening—that we are a stiff-necked people who struggle to accept correction.

Through her fidelity to God, Agatha became the protagonist of her own story, finding joy in her beloved Jesus Christ even amidst horrific suffering.

Drawing a parallel to the burdens of leadership in our own lives—that others often bear the weight of our choices—and that Jesus Christ, the sinless Davidic ruler, didn't just offer to bear His own consequences, but chose to bear the burden of everyone's sins on the cross.