Relevant Discussions with KPat

As Israel returned to Jerusalem following their Babylon captivity, they needed to be reminded of the value and importance of what had been.  1 & 2 Chronicles served to emphasize this point.

We began this lengthy discussion several episodes ago with the question “God Needs Me?” Join us, as we wrap up (for now) this conversation with a declaration, “Yes, God Needs You“

Many times rejection leaves one feeling stripped and vulnerable. Instead of succumbing to the overwhelming emotions, we strive to turn rejection into preparation for something great. 

  We continue our discussion on overcoming the challenges of feeling devalued. Rejection, like trauma, can leave one sensing that they have nothing to offer. Let’s redirect this belief into a positive contribution. 

In 2 Samuel chapter 9, Mephibosheth demonstrates for us the proper response when in the presence of the king,  even though life has left us feeling lame. 

Join in as we continue our discussion on the human tendency to struggle with one’s personal value to the greater community. 

In this episode we discuss the human tendency to undervalue ourselves. To often we refrain from engaging in the work of the Kingdom because we do not see our value to the overall community. Life has told us that we don’t qualify. 

In this episode, we take a look at the significance of a seemingly small action with huge implications. The glory of John chapter one and the beginning of miracles in John chapter two are connected by this faithful act. 

In this episode we revisit the mission and vision that drives our podcast. As we move forward into 2026 we want to realign our listeners and ourselves with these guiding principles. Join us and enjoy!

Join us in this episode as we reflect on all 2025 represents and look forward into 2026 with great anticipation. 

    The faithfulness of ordinary individuals puts them in position for the miraculous. The miracle birth of Jesus depended on ordinary people being faithful in extraordinary times. 

In every generation God needs individuals who will allow the continuation of His plan to flow through them. Zacharias and Elisabeth were those kind of individuals. 

You and I were not an afterthought in God’s plan. In fact, God has intentionally designed it so that “we are labourers together with God.” God chose to need us to fulfill His purpose. 

Gratitude should be an attitude, not a season. Listen in on this special episode as KPat discusses how one’s cultural heritage is passed down through the foods one eats. 

Join KPat in this Relevant Discussion as we make our way back, “full circle”, to the topic “God Needs Me?”

The gifts of God are freely given and God’s grace is unmerited. However, we are responsible to “stir up” and maintain the gifts given to us. Otherwise, it leads to Destruction by Neglect. 

Destruction doesn’t have to be the result of some catastrophic event, it can occur simply by neglect. This episode, we discuss the importance of one maintaining their gift. 

Join the discussion as KPat takes a look at the Apostle Paul’s admonition for one to examine themselves and see if they are in the Faith. 

In this episode, KPat discusses the importance of being prepared to give an answer for the reason of the hope in us. 

This episode, KPAT begins a discussion on how God chooses to “self limit” by working in tandem with humanity. That means you!

In this episode, KPat discusses New Testament principals that can benefit ones work life. Our work should bring glory to God while also demonstrating respect for self and others. 

Join KPat this week as he discusses how one should strive to bring glory to God through work, while also demonstrating respect for oneself and others. 

The Gospel is still impacting and changing lives. Join us this week as we wrap up (for now) our discussion on the Gospel. 

This week we are honored to speak about the kingdom with Pastor Daniel McKillop. 

This week’s discussion takes a look at how Jesus Christ ultimately fulfilled Isaiah 52:7 as the great publisher of good tidings. 

This week we are continuing our discussion concerning the Good News of scripture. 

Come along this week as we take our discussion back to the Gospel. Let’s talk about the Gospel!

This week we are excited to welcome KS co-host “Dorick” to the podcast. 

Join us today as we welcome our first “special” guests to the discussion 

This week we continue our discussion on the Gospel. Let’s talk about the Gospel!

This week, we begin a relevant discussion on “what is the Gospel ?” according to the Bible. 

Israel was required to stay aware of the cloud and fire in order to know when to move. So we, as the people of God, must also be sensitive to the moving of the Spirit. 

This week, KPat takes a brief look at the events of Jesus crucifixion and resurrection. His life for ours!

In todays discussion, KPat takes a look at the benefits of rhythm in one’s personal devotion and in collective worship. 

Today’s discussion examines the rhythms, as well as the ebbs and flows, of personal devotion.

Today KPat discusses the fact that seasons come and go. So, don’t stress it, embrace it.

Today KPat discusses what nature can show us about being in rhythm with the correct ebbs and flows of life.🌱🌊

On today’s discussion, we dive into KPat’s trip to the Philippines and how God’s Kingdom is beyond just your local assembly, highlighting the great work happening there.

Today we are continuing our discussion on what nature has to teach us.  We will look more closely at ordered diversity within the Church.

As we return to discuss true diversity in the church, we will dive into what we can all do to make a difference.

Today, we continue our discussion on what nature teaches us as we dive into the garden with Adam and Eve. 

Today we continue our discussion on what nature has to say about God and His Word. Today’s episode discusses God’s order and diversity, and how diversity is accomplished when we are in our created order.

🙏🏻🌿 Today we continue our discussion on nature and its invisible attributes of God .🙏🏻🌿

On today’s episode we discuss what nature speaks to us about God. 🌿🌿