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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What does it really mean to welcome Jesus as King? In this Holy Week conversation, Jay Strother and Brian Ball reflect on Mark 11 and the final days of Jesus’ earthly ministry, helping us see the weight of Palm Sunday, the power of the cross, and the hope of the resurrection.
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As Peter closes his letter in 1 Peter 5, he calls believers to humility, faithful leadership, and confident hope in God’s restoring grace. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to stand firm when life feels uncertain.
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In 1 Peter 4, believers are called to live with urgency, prayerful dependence, and earnest love for one another. This episode reflects on how faithfulness is shaped through community, service, and trust in God during both ordinary moments and seasons of suffering.
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Suffering has a way of revealing what we truly believe. In this episode of the Sermon Notes Podcast, we explore 1 Peter 3–4 and discover why followers of Jesus are called to respond to hardship with hope, courage, and humility.
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If someone watched your life closely, would they see hope? In 1 Peter 3, believers are called to respond to suffering, insult, and opposition not with retaliation, but with blessing. This episode explores how humility, compassion, and everyday faithfulness become a powerful witness in a watching world.
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Peter’s words about marriage were written into a world shaped by power and patriarchy. In 1 Peter and Marriage, this episode shows how suffering, submission, and honor—when rooted in reverence for God—become a compelling witness to the transforming power of the gospel.
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When life feels unfair or overwhelming, 1 Peter 2:18–25 reminds us that suffering is not wasted in the hands of God. This episode explores how biblical submission is strength, not weakness, and how following Jesus’ example can transform hardship into a powerful witness of hope.
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God isn’t building his church with identical bricks—he’s shaping living stones. In this episode, we explore 1 Peter’s vision of Jesus as the cornerstone and the church as a spiritual house marked by unity (not uniformity), obedience over tradition, and a mission to proclaim mercy and light in a watching world.
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