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There are some sins that we know a lot about. We can tell you all about why it’s wrong to murder, worship idols, or commit adultery. It’s easy for Christians to look down on those kinds of sins because most Christians will never be guilty of committing them. What about the sins we do in secret? It’s true, every Christian struggles with some kind of hidden sin. What kinds of sins are they, and how do we combat them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Chuck Scarborough as they discuss: “Hidden S...

There are some sins that we know a lot about. We can tell you all about why it’s wrong to murder, worship idols, or commit adultery. It’s easy for Christians to look down on those kinds of sins because most Christians will never be guilty of committing them. What about the sins we do in secret? It’s true, every Christian struggles with some kind of hidden sin. What kinds of sins are they, and how do we combat them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Adam Faughn as they discuss: “Hidden Sins: U...

There are some sins that we know a lot about. We can tell you all about why it’s wrong to murder, worship idols, or commit adultery. It’s easy for Christians to look down on those kinds of sins because most Christians will never be guilty of committing them. What about the sins we do in secret? It’s true, every Christian struggles with some kind of hidden sin. What kinds of sins are they, and how do we combat them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Westley Hazel as they discuss: “Hidden Sins:...

We in the church are often very concerned with doing the right things in worship. We want to make sure we are worshiping the way that God has told us to. But even if we do all of the right things, is our worship accecepable to God, or is there something else going on? Do we need anything more than just doing what we are supposed to do to please God with our worship? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Tyler Waugh, as they discuss, "The Hidden Sin of Truth, Not Spirit."

There are some sins that we know a lot about. We can tell you all about why it’s wrong to murder, worship idols, or commit adultery. It’s easy for Christians to look down on those kinds of sins because most Christians will never be guilty of committing them. What about the sins we do in secret? It’s true, every Christian struggles with some kind of hidden sin. What kinds of sins are they, and how do we combat them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Mike Hisaw as they discuss: “Hidden Sins: Ad...

There are some sins that we know a lot about. We can tell you all about why it’s wrong to murder, worship idols, or commit adultery. It’s easy for Christians to look down on those kinds of sins because most Christians will never be guilty of committing them. What about the sins we do in secret? It’s true, every Christian struggles with some kind of hidden sin. What kinds of sins are they, and how do we combat them? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Matt Wallin as they discuss: “Hidden Sins: A...

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The final part of the Sermon on the Mount being discussed on this show is "The Wise Man" What does this passage really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest David Pharr as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: The Wise Man."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The twenty-first part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on this show is "Lord, Lord." What does this passage really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Jonathan Jarvis as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Lord, Lord."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The twentieth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Wide and Narrow Gates." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Nolan Bates as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Wide and Narrow Gates."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The eighteenth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "A Tree and It's Fruit." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Parker Cotts as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: A Tree and It's Fruit."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The seventeenth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "The Golden Rule." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Zaquan Kemp as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: The Golden Rule."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The sixteenth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Ask and It Will Be Given." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Andrew Phillips as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Ask and It Will Be Given."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The fifteenth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Judge Not." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Jeremie Beller as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Judge Not."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The fourteenth part of the Sermon on the Mount being discussed on the show is "Do Not Be Anxious." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Edison Boggess as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Do Not Be Anxious."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The thirteenth part of the Sermon on the Mount being discussed on the show is "No One Can Serve Two Masters." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Adam Chalmers as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: No One Can Serve Two Masters."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The twelfth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Fasting." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest … as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Fasting."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The eleventh part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "The Lord's Prayer." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker and Simon as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: The Lord's Prayer."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The tenth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Giving to the Needy." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Austin Ketchum as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Giving to the Needy."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The ninth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Love Your Enemies." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Caulyn Holbrook as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Love Your Enemies."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The eighth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Turn the Other Cheek.." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Isaiah as he discusses, "The Sermon on the Mount: Turn the Other Cheek."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The seventh part of the Sermon on the Mount being discussed on the show is "Let Your Yes Be Yes." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Luke Sullivan as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Let Your Yes Be Yes."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The sixth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Do Not Divorce." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Christian Gomez as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Do Not Divorce."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The fourth part of the Sermon on the Mount discussed on the show is "Do Not Be Angry With Your Brother." What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Colton Wells as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Do Not Be Angry with Your Brother."

The Sermon on the Mount is one of the most well-known sections of the Bible and is the longest recorded Sermon by Jesus in the Gospels. The fifth part of the Sermon on the Mount being discussed on the show is "Tear Out Your Eye" What does this really mean, and how does it apply to modern Christians? Join Walker, Isaiah, and their guest Tyler Waugh as they discuss, "The Sermon on the Mount: Tear Our Your Eye."