
EPISODE 0153 | The Ten-4: You Shall Not Bear the Name of the Lord Your God in Vain.
What does it really mean to “not take the Lord’s name in vain”? It’s not just about what we say—it’s about how we live. In this episode, Pastors Stephen and Nate unpack the third commandment, showing how we bear God’s name through our actions, attitudes, and integrity. When we misrepresent God with our lives or misuse His name for personal justification, we violate a command that carries deep spiritual weight. This conversation challenges believers to live with reverence, humility, and a greater awareness of what it means to carry the name of Christ in a culture that desperately needs to see Him clearly.

EPISODE 0152 | The Ten-3: no idols
In this episode, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nate explore the second commandment and the dangers of idolatry—not just in ancient times, but in the modern world. From golden calves to glowing screens, we’re invited to reflect on where our hearts and affections truly lie. The conversation unpacks how God’s call to worship Him alone isn’t about rules—it’s about relationship. Whether it’s religious imagery, cultural comfort, or personal ambition, anything we elevate above God distorts our devotion. This commandment isn't just about what we make—it's about what makes us.

EPISODE 0151 | Jethro: Godly Counsel & Wise Leadership
Leadership isn’t about perfection—it’s about posture. In this week’s episode, Pastor Stephen walks through Exodus 18, revealing how Moses' weariness opened the door to one of the most important leadership lessons in Scripture. From Jethro’s timely wisdom to the establishment of a new structure, we learn how God uses both surrender and strategy to shape strong leaders and healthy communities. Pastor Stephen also draws powerful parallels to the early church in Acts 6 and shares what it means to be “F.A.T.”—faithful, available, and teachable. Whether you're leading a church, a team, or just your family, this message will challenge and encourage you to lead like Jesus.

EPISODE 0150 | The Ten-2: You must not have any other god but me. The First Commandment and the Soul of A Nation.
What happens to a nation—and to the soul of its people—when we abandon the very first commandment? In this episode, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nathan unpack the foundational call to worship God alone. They explore how idolatry still dominates culture today—not with golden calves, but with money, control, pleasure, and self. From ancient Israel to modern America, the command “You shall have no other gods before Me” remains as urgent as ever. This isn’t just a personal call—it’s the starting point for societal stability, national flourishing, and spiritual renewal.

EPISODE 0149 | The Ten-1: Foundations: Why the Ten Commandments Still Matter
The Ten Commandments aren’t outdated—they’re foundational. In this episode, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nate open a new series by unpacking why God’s moral law still matters today. From personal integrity to national identity, these commandments were never just rules—they’re the framework for a flourishing life and a just society.

EPISODE 0147 | Woke Mirage: Christ Alone, Hope Forever
In a world that’s full of confusion and cultural compromise, the truth of the gospel remains unchanged. In this final episode of the Woke Mirage series, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nate bring everything back to where it belongs—Christ alone. They discuss the dangers of adding to the gospel, the pressures believers face in today’s world, and the strength found in biblical truth, church unity, and faithful endurance. No matter the season, Jesus is still the only hope we have—and the only one we need.

EPISODE 0146 | Woke Mirage: The Tower of Babel, Pentecost, and Reclaiming the Nations
At Babel, the nations were scattered—but at Pentecost, God launched His mission to gather them back. In this episode, Pastors Stephen and Nate explore how the gospel undoes the division of Babel and invites all people into the family of God. Through the lens of Genesis, Acts, and Ephesians, we’ll discover the true purpose of the Church and how kingdom identity transcends race, language, and culture.

EPISODE 0145 | Christ in the Feasts: God's Prophetic Calendar
The feasts of the Old Testament aren’t just tradition — they’re prophecy. In this episode, Pastor Stephen walks through the seven biblical feasts found in Leviticus 23 and reveals how each one points to Jesus. From Passover to Tabernacles, these appointed times are more than historical events — they form a prophetic calendar that outlines God’s redemptive plan from beginning to end.

EPISODE 0144 | Woke Mirage: social Justice
In this follow-up episode, we continue the conversation by exposing the root issues behind modern social justice movements. While biblical justice upholds personal responsibility and equality before God, social justice often promotes collective guilt, group identity, and shifting cultural ideologies. This conversation will equip you to recognize the counterfeit and hold onto the truth of God’s unchanging justice.

EPISODE 0143 | Woke Mirage: Biblical Justice
Not all justice is the same. In this episode, Pastors Stephen and Nate kick off a two-part conversation about the difference between biblical justice and social justice. While social justice often redefines truth based on human agendas, biblical justice is rooted in the unchanging character of God. This conversation lays a strong foundation for how believers can think rightly about justice in a confused world.

EPISODE 0142 | Nate schatzline: This isn’t political, it’s spiritual
This generation is facing a battle for truth — and it’s time for the Church to rise. In this bold and passionate message, Nate Schatzline calls believers to tear down generational strongholds, stand for righteousness, and bring reformation to culture, government, and the home. Drawing from biblical truth and his own journey in public service, Nate reminds us that we’re not called to run from the fight — we’re called to lead it.

EPISODE 0141 | Woke Mirage: Godly Transitions
Not all change is bad — but not all change is from God either. In this episode, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nate talk about how to navigate church transitions in a way that honors God, spiritual authority, and your calling. Whether you're feeling a shift or helping someone through one, this conversation offers practical wisdom on how to follow God’s voice without burning bridges.

EPISODE 0140 | Woke Mirage: From Woke to Awaken
Sometimes the loudest voices in culture can drown out the quiet voice of the Lord. In this episode, Pastor Stephen and Pastor Nate walk through Nate’s personal journey from embracing cultural narratives to being awakened by the voice of God. As they discuss race, justice, ideology, and repentance, this honest conversation explores what happens when we stop following the noise and start listening to God again.

EPISODE 0137 | Holy Week - is easter pagan?
Every year, myths and misinformation about Easter start to circulate — but is there any truth to the claim that Easter is pagan? In this episode, Pastors Stephen and Nate address the most common accusations and set the record straight. From the origins of the name "Easter" to the meaning behind eggs and bunnies, they unpack the facts and point us back to what Easter is really about — the resurrection of Jesus.

EPISODE 0139 | Holy Week - easter sunday
The resurrection of Jesus isn’t the end of the story — it’s the beginning of everything new. On this Easter Sunday episode, Pastors Stephen and Nate unpack the cosmic implications of the empty tomb. From reversing the curse of Eden to launching the mission of the Church, the resurrection is more than history — it’s our hope, our power, and our future.

EPISODE 0136 | Holy Week - Good friday
Good Friday marks the moment when the visible and invisible worlds collided, and what looked like defeat was actually the greatest triumph. In today’s episode, Pastor Nate unpacks how the cross was more than a symbol of sacrifice—it was a cosmic ambush that disarmed spiritual powers, shattered the grip of sin and death, and declared victory over the forces that enslaved humanity. With insights from Scripture and the early church worldview, we’re reminded that Jesus didn’t just die for us—He died as us, defeating darkness and opening the way back to the Father.

EPISODE 0135 | Holy Week - MAUNDY THURSDAY
On Maundy Thursday, Jesus shared His final meal with His disciples, washed their feet, and prayed in the garden before going to the cross. It was a night marked by love, humility, and surrender. In this episode, Pastor Stephen unpacks the powerful moments of Maundy Thursday — from the Last Supper to the Garden of Gethsemane — and reminds us that following Jesus means serving others, trusting God’s will, and remembering the sacrifice of Christ.

EPISODE 0134 | Holy Week - SPY wEDNESDAY- WORSHIP OR BETRAYAL
On Spy Wednesday, two very different hearts are revealed — one that worships Jesus with extravagant love and one that betrays Him for personal gain. In this episode, Pastor Stephen unpacks the events of Holy Week’s most quiet and hidden day, reminding us that even when God feels silent, He is still working. The question isn’t whether we will worship — it’s what or who we will worship.

EPISODE 0133 | Holy Week - Holy tuesday - sTAY READY
On Holy Tuesday, Jesus confronted corrupt religious leaders, exposed spiritual hypocrisy, and warned His followers about the end of the age. It was a day filled with teaching, prophecy, and challenge — not just for the crowds in Jerusalem but for us today. In this episode, Pastor Stephen unpacks the events of Holy Tuesday and reminds us that Jesus is coming again — and we need to be ready.

EPISODE 0132 | Holy Week - Holy monday
Jesus doesn’t overlook sin — He confronts it with truth and passion. On Holy Monday, Jesus entered the temple and overturned the tables of corruption, calling God’s people back to purity and true worship. In this episode, Pastor Stephen unpacks why this moment matters, what it reveals about Jesus' heart, and how believers today must invite Him to cleanse their own lives and make room for what matters most — His presence.