SpiritLedPodcast

If you’ve been paying attention to everything going on in the world lately, you can feel that things aren’t exactly normal. There’s tension, there’s division, and for those who truly stand in their faith, there’s a question that keeps coming up...how are we supposed to respond in times like this? In this episode, we take a step into that question. Not to push opinions or agendas, but to really think through what it means to follow Christ when the world around you doesn’t understand it…or even begins to hate it. We’re going to wrestle with real thoughts, real situations, and what scripture shows us about standing firm without losing who we are called to be.

On His final public sermon Jesus delivers possibly the most convicting passage believers will ever read..."Seven Woe's to the scribes and pharisees". Which of these woe's applies to you? How much longer until you as apart of the body of Christ awaken in these final hours?

We are all following something...and we often follow the wrong things in our life when Christ is looking at us and asking us and is telling us one simple thing..."Follow Me".

In the final verses in Matthew 22, we walk through what is the most controversial and even difficult question most people fail to answer correctly. The sad part…it’s not hard to find its answer, and this simple question is "Who's son is the Messiah?"

These are the two most important commandments given to us. It is in these commandments that all of the law depends. My question to you is, are you obeying them?

I have a question for you...what have you built your foundation on? What has you anchored to the ground? Is it money? A job? Whatever it is, it cannot save you, but it is with great hope that you will see here in Matthew 22:23-33 of the one person who can.

This message reflects on the tension between faith and the chaos of today’s world, inviting listeners to consider how believers should respond to political conflict, global unrest, and questions of authority. Without pushing an agenda, it wrestles with the role of Christians in society, the balance between obedience and conviction, and the call to remain grounded in truth during uncertain times. Through a thoughtful and Scripture centered lens, it challenges listeners to examine their own stance, their faith, and what it truly means to live with purpose in a world filled with division and chaos.

In this episode, we conclude the final of three parables Jesus gave to the religious leaders by walking through the Parable of the Great Feast (Matthew 22:1–14). Jesus describes a king inviting guests to a wedding banquet for his son, yet many reject the invitation, ignore the call, or make excuses. Through this parable we explore the seriousness of rejecting God’s invitation, the grace shown when the call is extended to everyone...both the good and the bad...and the meaning behind the wedding garment that represents a life truly surrendered to Christ. Ultimately, this message reminds us that God has always had a plan to invite us into His kingdom, but each person must decide whether they will accept the invitation.

How much longer? We are now living in a world where we see nation against nation, wars and rumors of wars, an increase of false religion and teaching, an increase of lawlessness. How much longer will you reject "The stone that has become the cornerstone”?

In this episode, we continue walking through the final week before Jesus’ arrest and crucifixion, focusing on Matthew 21:28–32. Set in the tension following His authority being challenged, this passage forces us to examine what real faith truly looks like. Through Jesus’ teaching, we confront the difference between outward profession and genuine obedience, and we’re reminded that following Christ is more than words...it’s a surrendered life. As always, this podcast is not your Bible, but a call to read it for yourself and ask the honest question: what does your obedience say about your faith?

In this episode, we dive into Matthew 21:23–27 and wrestle with a powerful question...Who truly has authority? As religious leaders confront Jesus, we’re challenged to examine our own hearts, our pride, our jealousy, our resistance to truth. This conversation is honest, weighty, and deeply personal, calling us to stop running from what God has already revealed.

In the final days before Jesus Christ is arrested, crucified, and raised from the dead, he delivered yet another powerful teaching reminding us of how important faith in Him is. We don't have time to play around with our faith, nor will we be able to fake it. 

Nearly 10%....Thats How often False Teaching, Idols, and religion is discussed in the Word of God. That's once every twelve verses. This topic is not placed on accident. Time is running out! and the longer we avoid this important warning the more likely we are to be led astray.

This message walks through Matthew 21 and the Triumphal Entry to show how the Bible always points to Jesus and never contradicts itself. As Jesus enters Jerusalem humbly on a donkey, He fulfills prophecy and reveals Himself as the promised King and Savior. What was once a cry for help “Hosanna” becomes a shout of praise because God answered by sending His Son. This is a call to believers to pray for the lost and a reminder to unbelievers that salvation has come through Jesus, who died on the cross, rose again, and is coming soon.

In this episode, we go back to the very beginning in Genesis 3 and unpack the fall of man and the origin of sin. We talk about how temptation works, why Satan targets our view of God, and how easily we can trade God’s plan for our own desires. This message breaks down practical, real life ways to resist temptation and challenges the habit of shifting blame when we fall short. We also look closely at God’s response not just the consequences of sin, but the mercy hidden within them. Genesis 3:15 reveals the first promise of Jesus and God’s plan of restoration from the very start. This episode is a reminder that God is not a harsh judge waiting for failure, but a loving, gracious Father who has always had a plan to redeem us.

In this series, we will unpack many scriptures throughout all of the Bible that focus on the return of our soon-coming King Jesus Christ. In this series, we will marvel, we will read, and we will pray about everything that lies within these scriptures. I pray that this message helps you to read the scriptures for yourself. I love you all so much but better than that God loves you.

In this episode, Fred shares his personal journey on how he went from who he once was to who he is now. From growing up in church, to struggling with addictions, depression, and suicide, Fred shares how God met him in his darkest hour and how it led him to begin a powerful work of transformation. Fred shares his own testimony as hope that others will run to Jesus instead of running away from Him. 

This is a short episode discussing what you will hear in the foreseeable future.