Revelation 4 opens with an open door and an invitation into the throne room of heaven. Before any of the symbols and judgments that follow, John has to see that the throne is already taken, and that the One sitting on it isn't Caesar. The same truth can turn our fears into faith and our anxiety into worship.
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The Book of Revelation opens with a promise, not a puzzle: Jesus is coming soon, and He is worth watching for. Before the seals are broken or the trumpets sound, the first eight verses answer one question — who is Jesus, right now?
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Solomon chased wisdom, pleasure, and everything under the sun, and came back with one conclusion. Jay Strother and Brian Ball close out Ecclesiastes with ten takeaways from Chasing the Wind and Solomon's final word on what actually lasts.
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What does it really mean to cast your bread upon the waters? Jay Strother and Brian Ball dig into Ecclesiastes 11 and the risk, faith, and trust it takes to invest in things we can't control.
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We live in an affluent, self-sufficient culture that tells us we don't need anyone. Ecclesiastes 4:9-12 says otherwise. Jay Strother and Brian Ball talk through why biblical community — messy, imperfect, and often inconvenient — is one of God's clearest gifts for a flourishing life.
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We all know the words "a time for everything," but few of us slow down long enough to ask what Solomon is really saying. Jay Strother and Brian Ball dig into Ecclesiastes 3:1-11 to talk about time, rest, and repentance.
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Solomon had it all and still called life meaningless. In this episode, we open Ecclesiastes 1 to ask why the things we chase — success, pleasure, approval — can never fully satisfy, and where lasting hope is actually found.
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The Southern Baptist Convention made headlines again this year. Before you believe the sound bites, hear what actually happened from two pastors who were in the room.
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We live in a world filled with constant noise, distraction, and endless demands for our attention. In this episode, Mike Glenn and Brian Ball explore why biblical solitude is essential for spiritual health and how intentional rhythms of prayer, silence, and Scripture help us hear God more clearly in everyday life.
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Reading Scripture isn’t just a habit; it’s how God transforms us. In this episode, we explore 2 Timothy 3 and discover how the Word of God, combined with the Holy Spirit, shapes our lives, changes our desires, and equips us to live with purpose.
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Prayer isn’t a formula; it’s communion with God. In Matthew 6, Jesus gives us more than words to say; He gives us a way to live in daily dependence, trust, and surrender.
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In a world chasing knowledge, power, and self-definition, Formed Not Conformed asks a crucial question: what—or who—is forming you? This conversation draws from Genesis 3 and today’s AI landscape to show how counterfeit wisdom promises control but leaves us empty, and how God’s truth leads to real freedom and life.
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