Sermon by Jeff Krajewski on October 4, 2026.

Sunday October 4th, 2026

Today we welcome Jason Becker, host of the podcast “What the Hell Do I Know? with JB,” for a powerful conversation about faith, doubt, deconstruction, and spirituality. Jason shares growing up Southern Baptist, being taught fear-based salvation and repeatedly praying the salvation prayer into his 30s, and how that coercion fueled later questions about hell, control in the American church, and conflicting doctrines. He describes moving into ministry, challenging treatment of LGBTQ+ people, planting

The Walk #RTTBROS #NIGHTLIGHTGenesis 5:24 (KJV): And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.Many of us remember the movie Forrest Gump, where the main character spends years simply running. He didn't run for a trophy or a title; he just ran because he felt called to move. There is something powerful about the act of putting one foot in front of the other, day after day, until the journey itself becomes the destination. In the economy of God, the Christian life is much like that it

Send us Fan Mail A midnight phone call. An overdose. A father wondering how to keep loving when he can no longer rescue. Robert Ruesch joins me to share the deeply personal story behind The Long Road Home—a journey through adoption, identity, addiction, relapse, incarceration, and the painful lessons families learn along the way. Robert opens up about the difference between helping and enabling, what surrender looked like for him, and how prayer became his strongest weapon when everything fel...

We want to hear from you! Send us some Fan mail! This week on Go & Do, Candis Shupe wraps up our time in Isaiah by challenging us to see ourselves in both the words of ancient prophets and the messages of living prophets. Isaiah’s invitation is clear: Awake. Arise. Shake off what is holding you back. And choose Christ. In this episode, you’ll learn: ☕ What Isaiah means by the “dregs” we may be drinking and how our everyday choices can cause us to settle for less than what God wants for u...

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Returning guest: Lindsay Strannigan (Purity Culture Regrets, Martyrdom Expectations) Stranniganandsons.com/about Topics: Raised female in evangelicalism (6:13) Biola and Christian music (14:18) Total commitment mindset (24:06) Patron-only: Finding an Episcopal church (38:26) 75% on fire (1:00:48) Epistemic humility (1:15:05) Minimal political engagement (1:24:25) __________________________________________ Follow Dan on IG:

Lauren and Jamie sit down with Tiffany for a meaningful conversation about the many ways God sees her, knows her, and has been faithfully moving through her life- from childhood to where she is today. Today, they reflect on the moments, seasons, and circumstances that reveal God's presence, purpose, and faithfulness along her journey.

Asahel Nettleton prayed through the night, studied Scripture, and desperately sought salvation—but eventually realized that even his religious efforts were driven by selfish motives. His story confronts pride, genuine repentance, spiritual self-deception, and the difference between fearing sin's consequences and truly hating sin because it is against God. For any man questioning whether his faith is truly centered on Christ, Nettleton's journey offers a sobering challenge and a powerful picture of

Pain, pressure, people, and problems—the four most common sources of unhappiness. They're the killjoys of life. In this message, Pastor Rick examines why happiness is not based on circumstances—it's a choice.

❖ This is the devotional for the morning of October 5.❖ The Scripture for this devotion is 1 Kings 19:8. ❖ This podcast comes from Crossway's new edition of 'Morning and Evening' written by Charles H. Spurgeon and revised by Alistair Begg. This podcast is narrated by Frazer Blaxland.

Most people seek conditional freedom by trying to make relationships, careers, and finances conform to their personal preferences. Because those preferences arise from our limited past experiences, this effort leads to struggling with life as it is now. True freedom comes from releasing the blockages created by past resistance and allowing the energy of each new moment to pass through you. When you become strong enough to handle reality without resistance, you discover the unconditional love, joy,

Episode prayer guide and resources: https://www.curlynikki.com/daily-devotional-rosary-october-5-2026.html

Psalm 91 is a beautiful reminder of the safety and security we find in God's presence. It describes the Lord as our shelter, refuge, and fortress—the One we can trust when fear begins to rise. This psalm does not promise a life without difficulty, but it assures us that we never walk through trouble outside the presence and care of God. If you're ending the day worried about tomorrow, carrying fear for someone you love, or simply longing to feel safe, Psalm 91 invites you to dwell in the shelter of

Fear grows stronger when we carry it alone. Sometimes we hide what scares us because we don't want anyone to think we're weak. We smile, keep moving, and tell everyone we're fine while fear quietly grows inside us. But you don't have to carry fear by yourself. First Peter 5:7 says, "Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you." Start by sharing your fear with God. Tell Him exactly what frightens you. You don't have to make your prayer sound spiritual. Simply be honest. "God, I'm afraid."

https://www.maynardvillefellowship.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Carr-10-4-26.mp3This passage presents the judgment that terrifies, the evidence that excites, and the God who calls. As God’s holiness drives away casual association and His power draws the attention of the crowds, Christ continues to build His church by adding sinners to Himself.

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