Christ Fellowship Church | Miami

When someone comes to faith in Christ, we often reduce it to a single moment: walking to an altar, raising a hand, praying a prayer. We treat it as simple, straightforward, almost casual. But there's an intricate, divine orchestration happening behind the scenes that we rarely acknowledge or understand. The story of an often forgotten disciple, Nathanael, pulls back the curtain on this beautiful complexity. It reveals that every person's journey to Christ involves a detailed, perfectly executed plan by God to save a desperate soul.

In our doubt, Jesus shows us who He is. Doubting Thomas” is famously known by just one interaction with Jesus… but what if there’s more to his story? Listen in as we worship God and explore the life, death, and legacy of the Apostle Thomas.

What if the person everyone overlooked was the very one God wanted to use? Matthew's story is one of the most surprising encounters in the Gospels: a moment that challenges assumptions about who is worthy, who belongs, and who God calls. Listen in as we explore how one life-changing invitation from Jesus still speaks to us today and discover what Matthew's story might reveal about God's invitation to each of us.

What kind of faith is worth giving your life for? James, the son of Zebedee, was the first of Jesus’ twelve disciples to be killed for the gospel, yet he didn’t start out as a calm, steady saint. He was fiery, impulsive, even reckless at times—a “Son of Thunder” whose passion often ran ahead of his character. Listen in as we trace how Jesus transformed that raw intensity into a surrendered passion, and we’ll see why even our deepest zeal for the things of God must ultimately be laid at His feet.

Why is the Apostle John famously known as "The Disciple Whom Jesus Loved?" How does an ordinary fisherman with a short fuse turn into the author of some of the most important books of the Bible? As we follow his journey through key moments in the Gospels and beyond, we discover how Jesus calls imperfect people and patiently shapes them into witnesses of His grace. John’s life becomes a mirror that helps us see how Jesus can meet us where we are, change who we are becoming, and send us out with a new purpose shaped by the love of God.

What would make ordinary fishermen drop everything in an instant and walk away from the only life they’d ever known? From the beginning, the journey of Jesus’ twelve disciples was marked by sacrifice. Even though life is much more comfortable today, we still have sacrifices to make in our own walks with the Lord. Real discipleship has a cost. Are you willing to pay it?

Like a house of cards, pride is rarely isolated. It often starts small: wanting to impress others, refusing to admit we’re wrong, needing to have the last word… but once it’s pushed, it sets off a chain reaction. Pride can lead to foolish decisions, damaged relationships, bitterness, and a hard heart that resists God. It never just affects one moment or one person; it topples everything around us. Listen in as we learn how the consequences of pride can go farther than we ever imagine, and how God’s promises of mercy can stretch even further.

What’s your biggest fear? Perhaps you’re afraid of losing a loved one, facing financial ruin, or confronting a life-altering diagnosis. Fear has a unique ability to take full control of our minds and bodies, paralyzing us from taking action. What’s the one thing we should do in our darkest moments of fear? Listen in as we find the answer in the ancient story of Hezekiah.

Have you ever read the Bible and felt like it was speaking directly to a current situation in your life? God’s Word is full of clear commands for us to follow, from how we fulfill our job roles to how we raise our children. When these commands are perfectly in line with “common sense,” they’re easier to follow. But what about the times when God’s Word doesn’t make sense to us? How do we wrestle with this tension in the critical moments of life?

Fill in the blank: The problem with this generation is _____. Whether you’re Gen Z, Millennial, or a part of the Baby Boomers, every group tends to think less of the generations before them, and the ones after. We often believe that our elders had it easier, and that the young people today are lazy and misguided. But what if we focused more on raising up the next generation in the ways of the Lord rather than all the ways they could be better?

Be honest: are you content with everything you have? Most of us have had moments where we look at our lives and feel like we could do better. Our eyes wander to the nice cars that pass by on the street, the mansions in far-away neighborhoods, and the expensive clothing we wish we could afford. These thoughts are often quiet and seemingly innocent. But left unchecked, they often transform into the gripping sin of coveting. Listen in as we continue our study through the Old Testament and learn the simple cure to a covetous heart.

An unexpected tragedy can often feel worse than anticipated suffering. One minute, everything seems normal: breakfast is served, the day begins like any other—and the next, our world is collapsing around us. For mothers especially, these moments can feel unbearable. The health crisis, the wayward child, the crumbling marriage, the financial devastation, the isolation of single parenthood. In the Book of 2 Kings lies a story of a mother experiencing the worst kind of tragedy: losing her child. How does she respond and what can it teach us today? Listen in as we learn how even in our darkest moments, we can turn to God and know that all is well.

“I just don’t have enough faith.” If you’ve ever thought that to yourself, you’ve likely wrestled with the thought that you’re not really saved, and that somehow, God might lose His grip on you. In the race of life, we often never see the end of a difficult sprint. We lose sight of the finish line, thinking we should just have more strength to run across it. Listen in as we learn how to really run this race, and why faith ultimately doesn’t depend on us at all.