Not Of The World

In this season finale of Not of the World, we explore what it means to walk in true righteousness, feed your spirit, and rely on the Holy Spirit. We also discuss facing persecution and how integrity, boundaries, and a strong identity in Christ equip you to stand firm.

Enjoy a light-hearted episode where Charyda and Jessie ask and answer questions. From fun and easy to deeper topics, we hope this encourages you to start conversations with your loved ones that brings you closer to each other and closer to Jesus.

In this episode of Not of the World, we explore the meaning of Matthew 5:3: “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.”What does it mean to be poor in spirit? We discuss humility, childlike faith, and the call to depend fully on God rather than relying on our own strength. Through scripture and personal reflection, this episode looks at how embracing weakness and humility that allows God’s power to be revealed and His Kingdom to grow within us.

In this episode of Not of the World, we reflect on Matthew 5:5 and 5:9, exploring what it means to be meek and a peacemaker. We talk about trusting God with our battles, letting go of vengeance, and practicing self-control and gentleness in our daily lives. Following the example of Jesus, who had all power yet chose humility, we consider how His peace can dwell within us and guide our words, actions, and hearts toward others.

In this episode of Not of the World, we explore the beatitude “Blessed are the merciful for they shall receive mercy.” We discuss how God’s grace transforms our relationships, the importance of forgiving as we’ve been forgiven, and how judgment and expectations can hinder us from showing compassion. We touch on why showing mercy is not just for others, but also for our own spiritual growth. Tune in for an uplifting conversation on learning to see others as Christ sees them.

In this episode of Not of the World, we explore the powerful concepts of consecration and sanctification, delving into what it means to be truly set apart for God. Join us as we discuss obedience to God's Word, hearing his voice, and embracing personal convictions can help us become pure vessels for the Holy Spirit.

Surrendering sounds peaceful, but when God asks you to let go, it can feel anything but easy.In this episode of Not of the World, we dive into the messy, real struggle of trusting God fully, especially when His plan feels different than ours. Why is it so hard to release control? How do we learn to trust God when the future feels uncertain?Join us as we explore:• The fear behind holding onto control• Surrendering relationships, timelines, and dreams• Trusting in God’s plan and his character• Why obedience often feels scary, but is key to peaceYou don’t have to carry the weight alone, God’s plan is bigger than ours.

In this episode of Not of the World, we dive into the powerful message of Matthew 5:8: “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God.” We explore the importance of having a pure heart and how it’s at the core of our relationship with God. We talk about how everything we do including our actions, our sins, and our thoughts come from the heart, and why God cares deeply about this.Enjoyyyy

In this episode of Not of the World, we talk about mourning our sins and shortcomings, recognizing that we are not enough on our own. Through repentance and surrender, we find the strength, comfort, and grace that only Christ can give. Rooted in Matthew 5:4, this conversation is an invitation to rest in Him and grow deeper in faith.

In this episode we dive into the core message of our faith, the Gospel. We explore its significance and conclude by discussing the response it calls for: faith and repentance.

In this episode Charyda shares her testimony about walking in disobedience, battling with self-medication, and a powerful deliverance story.

In this episode Jessie shares her testimony about alcohol addiction, cycles and surrender.

In this introduction episode we talk about how we became friends, how it looked like before and after we dedicated our lives to Jesus and which bible story we relate to the most. Enjoyyy