This is a Bible study Podcast with two brothers who dig into the Word of God, aided by the Holy Spirit. In this podcast we hope to be a light to those in need, encouraging, to those who are looking to be set on fire for Jesus, and ultimately, through the Word of God and experiences in our life, show just how awesome living life daily on fire for the Lord really is!
Forget Not His Benefits | Finding Gratitude in Every Blessing
Have you ever stopped to consider how blessed you really are?
In Psalm 103, David commands his own soul: “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.” Yet so often we forget. We forget God’s forgiveness. We forget His mercy. We forget the times He rescued us from destruction. We forget the countless blessings He places in our lives every day.
In this message, we explore David’s call to remember God’s benefits and discover how gratitude fuels genuine worship. From the gift of salvation to the ordinary blessings we often take for granted, every good gift comes from our Heavenly Father.
We’ll also examine what Scripture tells us to forget—and why Isaiah and Paul both teach us not to become so focused on the past that we miss what God is doing today.
📖 Scripture References:
• Psalm 103
• Psalm 100
• Isaiah 43:18-19
• Philippians 3:13-14
• Romans 5:17
• James 1:17
• John 8:1-11
If this message encouraged you, consider liking, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who needs a reminder of God’s goodness.
“Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.” – Psalm 103:2
16 Jun 2026
What if you don’t want Jesus to return yet?
Can Christians enjoy life?
It’s a question many believers wrestle with but rarely talk about openly.
In this episode of the Set A Fire Podcast, Cameron and Dillon sit down with special guest Ryan to discuss a tension that many Christians feel: How do we enjoy the blessings God has given us without allowing them to take the place of God in our hearts?
Is it wrong to love your spouse deeply? Is it wrong to want to watch your children grow up? Should Christians long for heaven so much that everything in this life fades away?
Together, we examine what Scripture teaches about God’s good gifts, the purpose of this life, and the eternity God has placed in our hearts. Looking at Genesis, Ecclesiastes, and Philippians, we discuss how believers can enjoy food, family, marriage, meaningful work, and creation while keeping Christ at the center of it all.
The gifts are good. God is greater.
📖 Scriptures Discussed:
• Genesis 1:26-31
• Ecclesiastes 3:9-15
• Philippians 1:21-23
• James 1:17
🔥 Topics Covered:
• Enjoying God’s blessings without idolizing them
• Marriage and family as gifts from God
• Why Christians struggle with longing for heaven
• What it means that God has “put eternity into man’s heart”
• Holding the gifts of life with open hands
• Why Christ is greater than every earthly blessing
If this conversation encouraged you, consider liking the video, subscribing, and sharing it with someone who may be wrestling with the same questions.
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11 Jun 2026
How Much Should I Love This Life? | A Christian’s Honest Struggle
Is it wrong to love your wife, want to watch your kids grow up, and enjoy the life God has given you? In this lesson, Cameron wrestles honestly with the tension between cherishing God’s gifts and longing for something greater.
Drawing from Genesis 1, Ecclesiastes 3, and Philippians 1:21-23, we explore what it means to hold the blessings of this life loosely — not because they aren’t good, but because the One who gave them is greater.
“The gifts are good. God is greater. The gifts are temporary. God is eternal.”
If you’ve ever felt guilty for loving your life, or struggled to say with Paul “to die is gain” — this one is for you.
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