"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
What does it mean to live as citizens of a kingdom that has already arrived? This message takes us to the shores of the Sea of Galilee in John 21, where a group of tired, confused disciples find Jesus waiting for them with a charcoal fire and a meal already prepared. The scene is deceptively simple, yet it carries a profound truth: God consistently moves toward us before we move toward him. The disciples had spent an entire night fishing and caught nothing, yet when they arrived at shore, provision was already waiting. This is not just a story about a miraculous catch of fish. It is a picture of what it looks like to live inside the kingdom of God, where the future has already broken into the present through the resurrection of Jesus. We are invited to ask ourselves honestly whether we are genuinely waiting for Jesus to come, or whether he has been waiting for us all along, knocking at the door while we busy ourselves counting fish.
Chapters
Chapter 1: Disciples Out of Place: Disobedience After the Resurrection 0:00 - 8:10
After the resurrection, the disciples repeatedly fail to follow Jesus' clear instruction to meet him in Galilee, instead remaining locked behind closed doors in Jerusalem.
Chapter 2: Going Back to the Nets: Peter's Retreat and Jesus' Pursuit 8:10 - 18:50
Peter leads the disciples back to fishing as a trade, but Jesus meets them on the shore, providing a miraculous catch and a meal, echoing a painful moment from Peter's past.
Chapter 3: The Kingdom Is Now: Living in the Presence of the Risen Christ 18:50 - 29:30
The breakfast scene on the shore reveals that the kingdom of God is not a distant future event but a present reality that we are called to enter and embody today.
Chapter 4: Do You Love Me? Restoration, Identity, and the Call Forward 29:30 - 38:01
Jesus restores Peter through a threefold question of love, calling him back to his true identity and forward into the mission of tending the flock.
17 Oct 2026
Rescued by God
What do we do when life feels stripped bare, when everything we have built seems to be crumbling around us? The story of Gideon in Judges 6 holds a mirror up to that very human experience. The Israelites found themselves oppressed by the Midianites, hiding in caves, watching their crops and livestock be destroyed year after year. And yet, even in that desperate place, they waited. They waited until there was absolutely nothing left before they called out to God. Sound familiar? This sermon draws a striking and honest parallel between ancient Israel and our own lives today, both personally and as a nation. We so often believe we can handle things on our own, and we delay turning to God until our situation feels completely untenable. The spiritual lesson here is both sobering and deeply encouraging: God's slowness to anger is not indifference. It is love, patient and relentless, waiting for us to turn back to him. The good news woven through this passage is that even when we have wandered far, even when we have turned our backs on God entirely, he still moves toward us with rescue and restoration.
10 Oct 2026
The Weightier Matters
What if the way we handle money is actually a window into the condition of our faith? That is the striking question at the heart of this message, drawn from 1 Timothy 6:10, which warns that the love of money has led some to stray from the faith and pierce themselves with many sorrows. The word 'strayed' is the key that unlocks everything. It tells us that money does not just affect our bank accounts, it has the power to pull us away from the very thing that connects us to God. We are introduced to two currencies: money, the one most of us chase, and faith, the one God says we cannot live without. Hebrews 10:38 reminds us that the just shall live by faith, and Hebrews 11:6 goes even further, telling us that without faith it is impossible to please God.
This means that a life of religious activity without genuine trust in God is, at its core, just performance. The message challenges us to ask ourselves honestly: are we worshipping a God we do not actually trust? Because if we are, we are not really worshipping at all. This is not a comfortable question, but it is one that has the power to transform our entire faith journey if we are willing to sit with it.
Chapters
Chapter 1: The Danger of Loving Money 0:00 - 1:44
The love of money has the power to make us stray from the faith, and we must choose between serving God or serving money.
Chapter 2: Faith: The Most Important Currency 1:44 - 6:35
Faith is the essential muscle of the Christian life, and without it, it is impossible to please God or embrace the grace He offers.
Chapter 3: The Weightier Matters: Justice, Mercy, and Faith 6:35 - 16:41
Matthew 23:23 reveals that tithing and the law point us toward the deeper realities of justice, mercy, and faith, which together form the plan of salvation.
Chapter 4: Tithing as a Faith-Building Exercise 16:41 - 24:08
Tithing is not primarily a financial act but a spiritual one, designed by God to build the faith we need to depend on Him and embrace Christ.
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