Brick City Podcasts

Your faithful service today is preparing the way for someone else's breakthrough tomorrow. Your prayers, your investments in people, your acts of obedience—they're all building something bigger than what you can see from your current vantage point.

I know what some of you might be thinking: "We're under grace, not law. Why should we worry about Old Testament regulations?" That's exactly what we're going to address today.

Remember, true gratitude recognizes God's hand in every aspect of our lives—both what He gives and what He lovingly withholds. Until next time, keep studying God's Word together, and let it transform how you see His faithful care over your life.

Living this way, even painful lessons become launchpads for future assignments. God wastes nothing; He weaves our failures into wisdom that blesses others.

When we remember, stay alert, connect deeply, and serve freely, we stand ready for God’s deliverance and become conduits of that deliverance to a hurting world.

Deuteronomy shows that remembering is not passive; it’s a spiritual discipline that shapes identity, wards off fear, and fuels obedience. Hebrews 13:8 declares, “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” The God who fed manna, forgave rebels, and humbled kings is the same God guiding us. As we remember His faithfulness, we find courage to trust Him for what’s next.

Deuteronomy invites us to remember, love, and obey—continuously renewing our covenant relationship with God. As we internalize its lessons—honoring history, embracing obedience, implementing justice, and empowering successors—we live as a nation and community shaped by divine wisdom, grace, and enduring faith. 

God’s ultimate goal wasn’t just to get Israel into Canaan, but to shape their faith along the way. That same God is molding us through every twist and turn today.”

In a world frayed by war, division, and economic strain, the Good Samaritan reminds us that Christ-like discipleship means noticing the wounded on life’s roadside and making their welfare as urgent as our own. When believers elevate sacrificial compassion alongside self-care, we become living proof that love can bridge every border and heal the deepest uncertainty. 

Every transition, large or small, is an opportunity to grow in spiritual maturity.  When the big changes come, you’ll have the confidence that “He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion” (Philippians 1:6). 

If you have been given the gift of prophecy, use it boldly and faithfully. Yes, trials will come, but remember that you are not alone. God is with you, and His Word will not return empty. The trials you face are part of the journey toward expanding His Kingdom and helping others encounter the transformative power of His truth.

“As you align your yeses with God’s yes, you’ll walk in clarity, witness strength, and kingdom impact.”

“Emotional intelligence honors God’s ends and His means—and preserves our witness for generations.”

Our faith-responses ripple outward to family, church, and community. If you delay when God says go, you risk passing postponement instead of promise to those who follow you.

Remember, kingdom leadership involves spiritual battles, but the victory belongs to the Lord. Lead with grace, stay in step with the Spirit, and watch God honor your faithfulness. Until next time, keep your eyes on Jesus and march forward in unity.

Hard times will come—but they need not define us. Let us walk through trials with gratitude, scripture’s truth, and hearts set on serving and worshiping God. 

Numbers 7 reminds us that full dedication opens the door to divine fellowship. Ask today: How will I give myself away—in heart, mind, and body—to honor God and impact others? 

Let's intentionally choose to live set apart—distinct from worldly expectations but deeply engaged in fulfilling our purpose. As you move forward, remember this call isn’t restrictive; it’s liberating. It frees you to serve effectively, love genuinely, and impact the world meaningfully.

Numbers chapter 2 reminds us of the profound power found in unity. When we align ourselves under a shared purpose, guided by God’s wisdom, we can bring healing, restoration, and impactful change to our communities and beyond. Let’s commit today to embrace unity—recognizing our interconnectedness and acting harmoniously for lasting transformation.

Just as God prepared Israel in Numbers chapter 1, He is preparing you today. Nothing is accidental. Your challenges, experiences, and resources are strategically placed. Trust that He is intimately involved in your story.

Join us as we journey through Numbers, discovering practical wisdom to help us live disciplined, grateful, and faith-filled lives today—trusting confidently in God’s continued provision and promises. 

God graciously invites you into Sabbath rest because He knows you need it. Accepting this invitation is a spiritual discipline that will transform your life. Balance your spiritual and physical well-being intentionally, and you will discover the profound peace God promises.

Choosing discipline is choosing life and freedom. It leads to stable families, deeper intimacy with God, and integrity in your witness to others. Discipline aligns your life with God’s best, inviting His blessings and protection.

As believers, we’re called to demonstrate grace in a world desperate for genuine love and restoration. Just as the scapegoat carried away Israel’s sins, Jesus has carried ours. Now, it’s our privilege to live as His ambassadors, bringing healing and restoration into our families, workplaces, and neighborhoods.

Choosing discernment may not always be easy, but it always brings life, peace, and lasting joy. You’re not alone—the Holy Spirit empowers you to discern wisely, to live set apart, and to shine brightly for Christ in a confused world.

Jesus provided eternal forgiveness, yet daily repentance and reconciliation remain essential. Today, choose humility. Make the call. Write the letter. Take the first step. Your effort toward reconciliation pleases God, heals hearts, and reflects Christ’s love to a broken world.

Friends, no matter how far you’ve wandered, there is always a clear way back. God eagerly awaits a repentant heart and quickly restores fellowship. If today you feel distant, take the first step—turn back. God stands ready with open arms.

When we gather in gratitude whether it’s small groups, Sunday services, or coffee with a friend, we reenact Leviticus 3: God, priesthood of believers, and worshipers sharing one life-giving sacrifice 

The grain offering teaches that gratitude is worship in work clothes—ordinary gifts offered back to an extraordinary God. When thanksgiving flows from sincere hearts, it safeguards our covenant walk and shines Christ to a watching world.

Holy living flows from remembering you’re accepted— not by performance, but by Christ’s perfect sacrifice.

I invite you to join us each week as we uncover practical truths from Leviticus—equipping ourselves to live holy, intentional, and compassionate lives today. Until next time, keep studying the Bible together, where we find the wisdom for all life's questions—past, present, and future.

In today’s episode we’ll see how Moses stepped between a holy God and a wayward people, and why our intercession still saves lives.

If the opportunity demands you lean entirely on self while sidelining Spirit and community, hit pause. God’s projects come with God’s supply. 

You may feel sun-scorched right now, but guidance is on the way. Be still, listen, and build only what He tells you—no more, no less. 

The fastest way to invite God’s goodness into your future is to practice goodness toward someone else right now. 

Modern idols rarely look like golden calves. They’re shinier: money, cars, brand-new tech, square footage, followers, titles. None of these are evil in themselves, but when they outrank God in our affections, they become false gods demanding our worship—time, thought, attention, heart.

Obedience isn’t legalism; it’s liberty—living under the care of the One who heals, provides, and delights in you. Stop exhausting yourself “making things happen.” Listen carefully, do what is right in His eyes, and watch the abundant life unfold.

Don’t forget how you got here. God called you to earth for His purposes. Every day you’re alive is a testimony to His faithfulness. Yes, you may be facing unimaginable hardship, but it hasn’t always been that way, nor will it last forever. God hears, God answers—in His timing. Remember what He’s already brought you through, because that memory fuels your faith for the next miracle. 

Don’t underestimate the power of pouring out your heart. Your raw, unfiltered prayers are never too messy for God’s ears. 

Remember, God’s already equipped you to do exceedingly and abundantly beyond what you could ask or imagine. Next time you face a mountain, don’t bring your anxiety to God—take your mountain to God and tell it who He is.