"Welcome to 'Ask, Seek, Knock' - The Podcast!" Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the power of asking, seeking, and knocking. Each week, we'll invite experts, influencers, and thought leaders to share their insights on a wide range of topics - from personal growth to career development to spiritual enlightenment. You'll learn new skills, gain valuable knowledge, and discover practical advice to help you achieve your goals. So tune in to 'Ask, Seek, Knock' - the podcast that unlocks the doors to your potential. Remember, "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." - Matthew 7:7
'Ask, Seek, Knock'
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"Welcome to 'Ask, Seek, Knock' - The Podcast!" Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the power of asking, seeking, and knocking. Each week, we'll invite experts, influencers, and thought leaders to share their insights on a wide range of topics - from personal growth to career development to spiritual enlightenment. You'll learn new skills, gain valuable knowledge, and discover practical advice to help you achieve your goals. So tune in to 'Ask, Seek, Knock' - the podcast that unlocks the doors to your potential. Remember, "Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you." - Matthew 7:7
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June 27, 2026
The Watchman: Eyes on the Horizon
<p>This powerful message invites us to reconsider our role as spiritual watchmen in today's world. Drawing from Ezekiel 33, we're reminded that God appoints watchmen not to fight battles themselves, but to sound the alarm when danger approaches. The watchman's success isn't measured by how many people respond to the warning, but by their faithfulness in delivering the message. We see this beautifully contrasted through Ezekiel and Jonah—one who suffered because of obedience, the other who learned obedience through suffering. What's striking is that Ezekiel faithfully warned God's covenant people for years, yet Jerusalem still fell, while Jonah reluctantly preached to pagan Nineveh for 40 days and the entire city repented. This teaches us that our responsibility is simply to be faithful messengers; the results belong to God. As Seventh-day Adventists and Christians, we carry the three angels' messages—calling people back to truth, helping them discern error from deception, and inviting wholehearted loyalty to Christ. The urgency is real because we're no longer waiting for prophetic signs; we're living in their fulfillment. The question we must each answer is: What trumpet has God placed in our hands? Who is He asking us to reach? The trumpet today might look like a conversation, a Bible study, a life that reflects Jesus, or simply an invitation to lunch. Silence isn't neutrality—it's neglecting our responsibility as watchmen in our sphere of influence.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapters</p><p>Chapter 1: Introduction and God's Provision 0:00 - 4:24</p><p>We hear how God turned seemingly difficult circumstances into blessings, providing time and opportunity to prepare for ministry.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapter 2: Understanding the Biblical Watchman 4:24 - 18:10</p><p>We explore the biblical role of a watchman through Ezekiel 33, examining what it means to be appointed by God to warn others.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapter 3: The Three Angels' Messages: Our Watchman Calling 18:10 - 37:10</p><p>We examine how the Three Angels' Messages of Revelation 14 define our role as modern-day watchmen in calling people to truth, discernment, and loyalty.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapter 4: The Urgency of Our Time 37:10 - 43:30</p><p>We are confronted with the urgency of sharing God's message in these final days, recognizing that prophecies are being fulfilled before our eyes.</p><p><br></p><p>Chapter 5: Personal Response and Call to Action 43:30 - 45:58</p><p>We are challenged to make a personal choice to be faithful watchmen in our sphere of influence, recognizing that silence is not neutrality.</p>
June 13, 2026
The Perfect Portrait: Revealing God's Character.
<p>This powerful message invites us to rediscover Jesus as the perfect reflection of our Heavenly Father's character. Drawing from John's Gospel, we're reminded of Philip's request to see the Father and Jesus' profound response: 'If you have seen me, you have seen the Father.' This isn't just theological theory—it's the foundation of our entire understanding of God. Throughout Scripture, we see that Jesus came not to promote Himself, but to reveal the Father's heart of love, compassion, and mercy. The challenge we face today is that God's character has been deeply misunderstood and misrepresented, both in the world and sometimes even in our own minds. We may have grown up with distorted images of God as harsh, demanding, or distant. But the truth revealed in Jesus is radically different: God is love, pure and simple. When we truly behold Jesus—His kindness to the outcast, His patience with the struggling, His forgiveness of sinners—we begin to be transformed into His likeness. This is the biblical principle found in 2 Corinthians 3:18: by beholding, we become changed. The message calls us to spend thoughtful time each day contemplating the life of Christ, letting our imagination grasp each scene of His ministry, especially the closing scenes at Gethsemane and Calvary. As we do this, something profound happens within us—our pride diminishes, our compassion grows, and we begin to reflect the very character of God to a watching world.</p>
June 6, 2026
How Great Is Your God?
<p>This powerful message challenges us to examine the true magnitude of our understanding of God. We often limit God to what we can comprehend, putting Him in a box that fits our expectations. But Scripture reveals a God who is infinitely greater than our imagination. Through the story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, we discover a God who fights battles for His people in unexpected ways. When facing overwhelming odds, the king was told not to fight but to worship, and God delivered them through praise rather than military might. This teaches us that God's methods often defy our logic. The account of Elijah in 1 Kings 19 further illustrates this truth. We expect God to appear in dramatic displays of power like wind, earthquake, or fire, yet He came in a still, small voice. This reminds us that God meets each of us personally and differently, not always in the spectacular ways we anticipate. The message culminates with the beautiful illustration of Dick Hoyt carrying his disabled son Ricky through the Ironman competition, swimming, biking, and running with him. This mirrors our relationship with God. Like Ricky, we cannot complete the journey to heaven on our own. Our Heavenly Father does all the work necessary to bring us home. We are invited to trust completely in His greatness, knowing that no matter what challenges lie ahead, including the difficulties of the end times, God is great enough to get us through.</p>
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