This is podcast exists primarily to serve disciples of Jesus in our local community. To help sharpen your “swords” and stay encouraged whenever and wherever you find yourself, so that you may stand ready to do battle “against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places” (Ephesians 6:12).
Jorge Soto walks through the parables of Luke 15 to expose a uncomfortable truth: Christian culture has quietly made family an idol. Like the older brother who couldn't celebrate the return of the lost son, we reserve our love, time, and disciple-making almost exclusively for our own children — while treating those outside our household as optional. Jorge challenges us to stop building "little kingdoms that exist for themselves" and instead let our homes become places where God's family becomes visible to the world. The call is simple but costly: live your normal life, and invite people into it.
6 Sept 2026
Fishing For and Raising Up Noahs
Cecil Bean explores God's plan to "fish for men" and raise up righteous individuals—what he calls "Noahs"—who can sustain and flavor the world through faithful living. Drawing from Genesis through Revelation, Cecil traces how God has consistently worked through a single righteous person at critical moments in history, from Noah to Abraham to the prophets, and ultimately through Jesus and his eleven disciples who "turned the world upside down." He challenges listeners to go beyond merely leading people to Christ by investing deeply in discipling young believers—particularly those in their late teens to mid-twenties—using a life-on-life approach modeled by Jesus himself.
5 Sept 2026
Made for This: Reclaiming Our Purpose
Jorge Soto explores the biblical truth that we are created in the image of God—designed to reflect Him, relate to Him and one another in love, and reproduce that image in the world. Drawing from Genesis, the New Testament epistles, and the teachings of Jesus, Jorge unpacks how the Great Commandment and the Great Commission are not burdens but the joyful, natural outflow of who we were always meant to be. He challenges listeners to move beyond a convenient, scheduled Christianity and embrace the exciting, lifelong calling of making disciples who are conformed to the image of Christ.
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