OFF THE MOUNTAIN

For years, questions about UFOs, unexplained aerial phenomena, and possible government secrecy have fueled endless debate. But now, with newly released U.S. government files putting this conversation back in the spotlight, people are asking the question all over again: What are we supposed to believe? In this episode of Off the Mountain, we dive into one of the most fascinating and controversial conversations in modern culture. With fresh government disclosures, military encounters, and growing public curiosity around UFOs, aliens, and unexplained phenomena, it feels like the mystery is only getting deeper. But beyond the headlines, what does this actually mean? Are we looking at advanced technology, misunderstood events, intentional deception, or something spiritual that Scripture has already prepared us to think about? How should Christians process the unknown? Does the Bible have anything to say about supernatural beings, deception, the unseen realm, and humanity’s search for answers beyond this world? This episode isn’t about fear or wild speculation. It’s about asking honest questions through a biblical lens. In a culture fascinated with disclosure, conspiracy, and the possibility of life beyond what we know, followers of Jesus need discernment more than ever. If governments reveal more files, does that change truth? Or does God’s Word already give us the framework to navigate mystery, curiosity, and the supernatural?

In this episode of Off the Mountain Podcast, we tackle a conversation that hits close to home: What does it really mean to take care of one another? In a culture that’s becoming more disconnected, isolated, and focused on self, Jesus calls us to live differently. From the people in our homes and churches to the struggling, overlooked, and homeless in our cities, we explore what compassion actually looks like in real life. How do we love people without judgment? How do we care for people without becoming numb to the need around us? And what happens when we stop seeing people as problems, and start seeing them as people made in the image of God? This episode dives into the tension many people feel when it comes to homelessness, helping others, boundaries, generosity, and responsibility. We talk honestly about the condition of our communities, the importance of human dignity, and why small acts of kindness can make an eternal impact. Jesus didn’t ignore broken people. He moved toward them. Whether it’s encouraging a friend, helping someone in need, feeding the hungry, praying for a stranger, or simply slowing down long enough to care, this conversation is a reminder that we were never meant to do life alone. If we want to see change in our world, it starts with how we treat the people right in front of us.

Life can change in a moment. A natural disaster, unexpected crisis, or personal emergency can hit when you least expect it. The real question is… are you ready? In this episode of Off the Mountain Podcast, we dive into what it actually looks like to be prepared. Not just stocking supplies or having a plan, but building a mindset that stays steady when everything around you feels uncertain. We talk practical steps you can take today to prepare your home, your family, and your future for the unknown. But we also go deeper. Because real preparation is not just physical, it is spiritual. What does it look like to trust God in the middle of chaos? How do you respond when fear tries to take over? And how can you lead others with confidence and peace when it matters most? Whether you are someone who plans ahead or someone who just hopes for the best, this conversation will challenge you, equip you, and give you a fresh perspective on what it means to truly be ready. Because being prepared is not about living in fear It is about living with wisdom, confidence, and faith no matter what comes your way.

You Might Not Know Jesus Like This – Live from Man Cave Event What if the version of Jesus you’ve heard about… isn’t the full picture? In this special live episode of Off the Mountain, recorded at Man Cave, we dive into the side of Jesus that often gets overlooked. Not the filtered version. Not the one shaped by culture or assumptions—but the real, raw, and powerful truth of who He is. From flipping tables to showing radical grace, from calling out religion to changing lives—Jesus wasn’t safe, predictable, or easy to define. And chances are, there’s more to Him than you’ve experienced. This conversation is honest, challenging, and packed with moments that will make you rethink what you thought you knew. If you’ve ever felt like there has to be more… this episode is for you. Real talk. Real questions. And a real look at Jesus.

Pressure builds, worry follows, and anxiety has a way of taking over when life doesn’t slow down. In Part 3 of Under Pressure, we dive deeper into the source of anxiety and worry and what’s really going on beneath the surface. Why do we carry so much? Where does it come from? And why does it feel so overwhelming when everything starts stacking up? This episode focuses on how to respond when the pressure feels unbearable. Not just quick fixes, but real perspective and truth you can hold onto in the middle of it. We talk through what it looks like to face anxiety with faith, shift your mindset, and find steadiness when everything around you feels unstable. Because pressure may be heavy, but it doesn’t have to define you. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed or stretched thin, this conversation is for you.

Is it money, status, or influence? Or is there something deeper that most people miss? In this episode of Off the Mountain, the crew dives into one of the most talked about and most misunderstood topics in our culture today, success. From hustle culture and comparison traps to purpose, calling, and contentment, this conversation gets real about what we are all chasing and whether it is actually worth it. You will hear honest stories, practical perspective, and a fresh take on how success is not just about what you achieve, but who you become. Because at some point, everyone has to ask, If I get everything I thought I wanted, will it actually satisfy me? This episode challenges the world’s definition and reframes success through a lens that actually lasts. Whether you feel behind, burnt out, or just questioning what matters most, this one is for you. New episodes weekly. Send in your questions and join the conversation.

Pressure doesn’t just show up… it exposes. In Part 2 of Under Pressure, we go deeper, not just talking about stress, but what it’s actually doing inside of us. Pressure has a way of revealing what we’re really standing on. It brings out what’s been buried, tests what we believe, and forces us to confront what we’ve been avoiding. Why do some people break under pressure while others become stronger? What is God doing in the middle of the weight? And how do we respond in a way that doesn’t just help us survive—but actually grow? We talk about the tension between control and surrender, the lies we believe when life feels overwhelming, and how God uses pressure not to crush us—but to shape us. If Part 1 was about recognizing pressure… this episode is about responding to it. Because pressure doesn’t have the final say—what you do in it does. Tune in for a real, honest conversation that will challenge your perspective and strengthen your faith.

Stress is everywhere. It shows up in our schedules, our relationships, our responsibilities, and even in the quiet moments when our minds won’t slow down. In this episode of Off the Mountain, we kick off Part 1 of an honest and practical conversation about stress and how it’s shaping our lives more than we realize. We talk about what stress really is, why it hits so hard, and how it can quietly begin to control our thoughts, emotions, and decisions if left unchecked. From the pressure to perform to the weight of expectations, we unpack the everyday realities people are facing right now. But this isn’t just about identifying the problem. It’s about starting to see stress through a different lens. What if stress isn’t just something to escape, but something that can actually point us back to what matters most? This episode lays the foundation for understanding stress in a real and relatable way, while beginning to shift the conversation toward truth, perspective, and ultimately, peace. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or constantly on edge, this conversation is for you.

Prophecy is one of the most fascinating and often misunderstood parts of the Bible. In this episode of Off the Mountain, we talk about why prophecy was given in the first place and why it was never meant to distract us from the main point. The Bible is full of prophetic passages that point to one person above all else: Jesus. We dive into how easy it is to get caught up chasing timelines, theories, and speculation while missing the deeper purpose of prophecy. Scripture repeatedly shows that prophecy is meant to reveal God’s plan, strengthen our faith, and ultimately point us to a relationship with Christ. But there is another key piece to the conversation. If we want to understand prophecy correctly, we have to know the Bible. A strong relationship with Jesus and a deep knowledge of Scripture go hand in hand. When we know the Word, we gain clarity, discernment, and confidence in what God has revealed. Join us as we unpack why prophecy matters, why the Bible is essential for understanding it, and how keeping Jesus at the center keeps us grounded in truth. This conversation is thoughtful, honest, and practical as we explore how prophecy should strengthen our faith rather than confuse it.

In a culture that constantly tells us to move on, upgrade, or find the next best thing, what does it actually mean to stay planted? In this episode of Off the Mountain, we talk about the value of committing to your local church and the growth that happens when you choose to stay, serve, and build roots. Real spiritual maturity rarely comes from constantly changing environments. It comes from faithfulness over time. We dive into why so many people struggle with commitment today, what the Bible teaches about being planted, and how real growth often happens in the seasons when we feel like nothing is changing. Whether you have been at your church for years or you are wondering if you should move on, this conversation is about learning to grow where God has placed you, trusting His timing, and discovering the strength that comes from deep roots. Honest conversation, a few laughs along the way, and a reminder that sometimes the greatest growth happens when we simply stay planted.

Replay - How Much Is the Invisible World Involved in the Culture of Our World Today? In this mind-bending episode, Pastor Ron Vietti, Pastor Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey pull back the curtain on a topic that will have you questioning what’s really influencing our world. Is the spiritual realm more active in our culture than we realize? How much of what we see, hear, and experience every day is actually being shaped by something we can’t see? From entertainment to everyday life, the team dives deep into how unseen forces might be impacting the visible world—and what that means for believers today. This conversation is both fascinating and eye-opening, with a few moments that might make parents of young kids stop and think twice. It’s real, raw, and relevant—exactly what Off The Mountain is all about. 💬 Got a question or topic suggestion? Reach out directly to Pastor Ron Vietti at [email protected] . Tune in, buckle up, and get ready to see the world around you a little differently.

In a world where faith can feel personal, private, and sometimes even isolated, we ask a bold question this week on Off the Mountain. Does the local church still matter? Pastor Ron Vietti, Pastor Josh Vietti, and Vince Sierra sit down for a real and honest conversation about the value of the local church and why it plays such a critical role in our spiritual growth, mental health, relationships, and purpose. Is the church just a building? Is it optional? Can you follow Jesus without being connected to a church community? We talk about the biblical foundation of the church, what Jesus actually said about it, and why gathering together is more than tradition. It is transformation. From accountability and discipleship to worship, serving, and raising the next generation, the local church is designed to shape us in ways that isolation never can. If you have ever felt disconnected, disappointed, or unsure about your place in church, this episode is for you. We also speak to those who love their church but may not fully realize how powerful their presence and participation truly are. The church is not perfect. It never has been. But it is still God’s plan for reaching people and building lives. Join the conversation and rediscover why the local church is not just important. It is essential. Have questions or topics you would like us to cover? Email Pastor Ron at [email protected]

In this episode of Off the Mountain, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, and Vince Sierra tackle one of the most tension-filled questions facing Christians today. In a world where faith and politics constantly collide, we ask: Did Jesus align with a political movement? Should the church speak into political issues? Where is the line between conviction and division? And what does Scripture actually say? We unpack key moments from the life of Jesus—His interaction with government, His response to power, and His statement to “render to Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s.” We explore how the early church navigated Roman rule, what biblical authority really means, and how believers can engage culture without losing their witness. This conversation is thoughtful, honest, and balanced. It’s not about red vs blue. It’s about the Kingdom of God. If you’ve ever wrestled with how to live faithfully in a politically charged culture, this episode will challenge you, ground you in Scripture, and remind you where our ultimate allegiance belongs. Listen now and join the conversation.

What really drives us?
Is it purpose, pressure, fear, approval, success, control, or something deeper we rarely stop to examine? In this episode of Off the Mountain, we slow things down and take an honest look at the motivations shaping our decisions, reactions, and direction in life. We talk about how easily good intentions can drift, how unseen motives can quietly take the wheel, and why self-awareness matters more than we think when it comes to faith, relationships, leadership, and everyday life. This conversation is reflective, challenging, and incredibly relatable. It is not about shame or self criticism. It is about clarity. We explore how Scripture calls us to examine our hearts, align our motives with truth, and live from a place of intention instead of impulse. If you have ever asked yourself why do I do what I do or felt tension between who you are and who you want to be, this episode will meet you right where you are. Honest conversation. Real-life perspective. A deeper look at the heart behind the actions.

We make decisions every single day, some small, some life-altering — yet so many of us feel stuck, overwhelmed, or afraid of choosing the wrong path. In this episode of Off the Mountain, we have an honest and practical conversation about how to make the right decisions when the pressure is real and the noise is loud. Why do we overthink so much? Why does clarity feel so hard to come by? How do fear, past mistakes, and outside voices quietly shape our choices? We unpack why indecision can keep us frozen, how wisdom is different from impulse, and what it looks like to trust God before the outcome is clear. This isn’t about quick fixes or perfect formulas; it’s about learning how to slow down, tune out the distractions, and move forward with confidence, peace, and purpose. Whether you’re facing a major life decision or just tired of second-guessing yourself, this episode will help you recognize unhealthy patterns, shift your perspective, and start making choices that align with faith, truth, and long-term direction. Real talk. Real faith. Real clarity.
If you’ve ever said, “I just don’t know what to do,” this one’s for you. 
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In this episode of Off the Mountain, we’re joined by special guests Jon Ranger and Genaro Hernandez for a real conversation about purpose and why it can feel so confusing. Why does “finding your purpose” sometimes feel like pressure instead of freedom? What do you do when you’re doing all the right things but still feel stuck? We talk about the noise that pulls us off track, the expectations that pile up, and the simple (but not always easy) ways to get grounded again. If you’ve been asking, “What am I even doing with my life right now?” this one’s for you. Hit play, laugh with us, and let’s get back to what matters.

Happy New Year from Off the Mountain In this episode, we kick things off with a whole lot of laughs, mostly at ourselves, because if you can’t laugh at your own habits, you’ll probably keep them. Then we shift into something we all feel this time of year, that fresh start energy, and the big question behind it... How do we actually change? We talk about the New Year reset and what it looks like to change your mindset in a way that’s real, not cheesy, not fake motivational jargon, and not overcomplicated. Mindset isn’t just positive thinking; it’s the lens you’re living through. It shapes your reactions, your relationships, your decisions, and even what you believe is possible. This conversation is practical, honest, and surprisingly freeing. If you’ve been stuck in the same patterns, carrying the same stress, or repeating the same cycle every year, this one is for you. Hit play and start the year with a reset that actually lasts.

It’s a Christmas hangout with real conversation, real laughs, and a real reminder of what the season is actually about. In this special episode of Off the Mountain, we’re joined by Genaro Hernandez and Jon Ranger as we swap Christmas plans, talk favorite gifts (the wins… and the “why did I get this?” ones), and share the little traditions that make the holidays feel like home. But it doesn’t stay surface-level for long. We transition into the Christmas Story and the takeaways that still hit hard today—hope showing up in unexpected places, peace in the middle of chaos, and why the story of Jesus isn’t just a holiday moment… It’s a life-changing message. Then we get super practical: How do you stay present when everything is loud, busy, and moving too fast? We talk about slowing down, protecting what matters, and choosing your people over your phone, your schedule, and the pressure to “make it perfect.” If you want a fun episode that still leaves you grounded and helps you walk into Christmas a little more intentionally, this one’s for you.

Stress, anxiety, and fear are not just personal struggles. They are part of the daily pressure almost everyone is carrying right now. In this episode of Off the Mountain, the conversation gets real as John Ranger joins the table to talk openly about what it means to live under constant stress, and how fear and anxiety can quietly shape our thoughts, decisions, and faith if we do not address them. Together, we unpack questions many people are asking but rarely say out loud. Why does anxiety feel so overwhelming at times? What triggers fear in our everyday lives? How do we find peace when the pressure does not let up? What does it actually look like to trust God in the middle of mental and emotional strain? This is not a surface level conversation. It is practical, honest, and deeply relatable, offering insight into how stress builds, how anxiety takes root, and how we can begin to respond with clarity, faith, and healthier rhythms. Pastor Ron Vietti is absent from this episode but will be back next week, and the conversation continues strong as we lean into real tools, real hope, and real perspective for navigating life when fear and pressure feel louder than peace. If you have ever felt overwhelmed, restless, or stuck in your own head, this episode is for you. Listen in. Breathe deep. You are not alone.

From viral trends to influencer culture, we’re more shaped than we realize.
In this episode of Off the Mountain, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey dive into the forces capturing our attention—and sometimes hijacking our identity. Why do certain fads take off overnight?
Why do influencers hold so much weight in our decisions?
And what does all of this mean for our spiritual health, our confidence, and the way we see ourselves? Whether it's fashion, fitness, aesthetics, online personalities, or the latest “must-have thing,” this episode brings clarity to a world obsessed with being relevant. If you’ve ever felt the pressure to keep up, stand out, or stay noticed—this one’s for you. Listen now and break free from the trend cycle.

In this episode of Off the Mountain, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey kick things off with a fun and heartfelt dive into Thanksgiving traditions—family, gratitude moments, and the little things that ground us in a season of thankfulness. But the conversation doesn’t stay on the mountaintop for long. We quickly shift into the main topic stirring hearts across the nation: the impact Charlie Kirk has made on culture, courage, and conviction. His boldness has sparked conversations everywhere—so how should we respond? What does boldness look like when it’s filtered through the life and teachings of Jesus? This episode explores: * How Charlie Kirk’s influence is awakening a new kind of spiritual and cultural courage. * What true biblical boldness is—and what it isn’t. * How to stand strong in truth while staying rooted in love. * Why followers of Jesus cannot afford to be silent in today’s cultural moment. * Practical ways to live out conviction, compassion, and courage in everyday life. If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate faith, culture, and bold living without losing the heart of Jesus, this conversation is for you.
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In this episode of Off the Mountain, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey get real about something we all deal with… anger. Join us as we unpack how to live with a peace so grounded and secure that no critic, no comment, and no moment gets to control it. We’re asking the questions nobody slows down to ask:
Why are we so irritated? Why do certain people get under our skin? Why do we let random moments control our mood for the rest of the day? This isn’t a lecture — it’s a real, honest conversation with stories, laughter, self-awareness, and a whole lot of “Oh shoot… that’s me.” You’ll walk away understanding your anger in a new way, recognizing where it comes from, and learning practical steps to keep people from hijacking your mindset. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why am I mad… and how do I stop letting everything get to me?”
This episode is going to hit home — in the best way. 
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In this episode of Off the Mountain, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey talk about how the smallest acts can have the biggest impact. A kind word, a small decision, a simple gesture — these things might seem insignificant in the moment, but they often ripple far beyond what we can see. What if the life-changing miracles we’re praying for actually begin with small steps of obedience and compassion? What if your quiet “yes” to God today changes someone’s eternity tomorrow? Join us as we unpack stories, Scripture, and real-life examples of how God uses ordinary people and everyday moments to do extraordinary things. Remember: it’s often the little things that make the loudest echoes in eternity.

In this second part of Proof of Life Beyond, Pastors Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey dive deeper into what near-death experiences reveal about the unseen world around us. Beyond the stories of light, peace, and Heaven lies something undeniable — the reality of the spiritual realm. What if these moments at the edge of life aren’t just chemical reactions or imagination, but glimpses into eternity? What if the spiritual is more real than the physical? Join us as we unpack powerful testimonies, biblical insight, and eye-opening discussions that will stir your faith and challenge your perception of reality.
 Parents — this episode explores deep spiritual themes and life-after-death experiences. Listener discretion is advised for kids under 12.

 Books mentioned in the podcast: 
 The Case for Christianity — Lee Strobel
 Evidence That Demands a Verdict — Josh McDowell 
Evidence That Demands a Verdict (Unabridged Edition) 
 Scientists Who Believe: 21 Tell Their Own Stories — Eric C. Barrett & David Fisher
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What if the stories of those who came back from the edge of death are actually glimpses into eternity?
 In this powerful episode of Off The Mountain, Pastor Ron Vietti, Pastor Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey explore the question that every human heart longs to understand: Is Heaven real? From incredible near-death experiences to what Scripture says about life after death, this conversation will open your eyes to the hope and reality of Heaven. You’ll hear how modern testimonies echo ancient truth—how people who have faced death describe light, peace, and love that align perfectly with what the Bible has declared all along. This episode isn’t just about death—it’s about the life that never ends, the comfort of knowing we were created for more, and the promise that Heaven awaits those who believe. Have a question or story to share? Reach out to Pastor Ron Vietti at [email protected]

Listener Discretion Advised: Some topics may not be suitable for young listeners.
 The conversation continues! In Part 2, Pastor Ron Vietti, Pastor Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey dive even deeper into the unseen realm that shapes so much of what we experience in our world today. In this follow-up episode, the team unpacks how spiritual influences show up in music, media, social trends, and even in the way people think and live. You’ll hear real-life examples, personal insights, and some thought-provoking discussion that just might open your eyes to what’s really going on behind the scenes. This one’s full of energy, depth, and a few “wow” moments you won’t want to miss. Parents, especially, will want to tune in—this episode brings awareness to how the unseen can quietly shape the next generation. Have questions or ideas for future topics?
Reach out to Pastor Ron Vietti at [email protected]. Hit play, lean in, and get ready to think beyond what you can see.

In this mind-bending episode, Pastor Ron Vietti, Pastor Josh Vietti, Vince Sierra, and Nicole Dickey pull back the curtain on a topic that will have you questioning what’s really influencing our world. Is the spiritual realm more active in our culture than we realize? How much of what we see, hear, and experience every day is actually being shaped by something we can’t see? From entertainment to everyday life, the team dives deep into how unseen forces might be impacting the visible world—and what that means for believers today. This conversation is both fascinating and eye-opening, with a few moments that might make parents of young kids stop and think twice. It’s real, raw, and relevant—exactly what Off The Mountain is all about. 💬 Got a question or topic suggestion? Reach out directly to Pastor Ron Vietti at [email protected] . Tune in, buckle up, and get ready to see the world around you a little differently.

We’re officially back — by popular demand! 🙌 After a short break, the Off the Mountain Podcast returns with Pastor Ron Vietti, Josh Vietti, Nicole Dickey, and Vince Sierra. In this comeback episode, we sit down to catch up on life, current events, and everything happening both on and off the mountain. Expect real talk, laughter, and the kind of honest conversations that remind us why this podcast exists — to connect faith, life, and everyday moments in a genuine way. So grab your coffee, get comfortable, and join us for the start of a brand new season of Off the Mountain! Featuring: Pastor Ron Vietti | Josh Vietti | Nicole Dickey | Vince Sierra Theme: Catching up, current events, and life updates

We are taking a break from Off The Mountain Podcast. There are seasons when you feel like you need to just pull back and rest. The ministry that all three of us work in can be very demanding and time-consuming. There are so many needs and not enough hours sometimes to get it all done. We hope you understand our need to take a break for at least 10-12 weeks. We will miss you guys and will give you an update in August. Until then maybe you can catch up on some of the old podcasts. Blessings!

Sometimes not being completely truthful can become a bad habit in people's lives. It can creep in over a period of time. Honesty is a virtue that we need to value. In this podcast, we will discuss some of the benefits of honesty in our lives.

Ron Wyatt says that he found the Ark of the Covenant near Jeremiah’s Cave, and he found remnants of the blood of Jesus with 24 chromosomes on the mercy seat. Is it all a lie? Is it even possible? We will talk about this and more on today’s podcast.

We live in a world today where sometimes we have to cope with various expectations from others and even ourselves. There can be some value in this as long as it doesn’t turn into bondage. Today, we are talking about the pressure of unhealthy expectations.

Sometimes, we are tempted to live our lives in the now. In this podcast, we will challenge our listeners to reevaluate the different areas of their lives with the long view in mind.

In our culture today, many people are apprehensive or intimidated to be vulnerable or transparent. Once they see that there are times when the value of that outweighs the cost, they might have a change of mind. In this podcast, we will look at some of the positive aspects of vulnerability and transparency.

In this podcast, we move through three topics on our minds. We opened up the microphones and started talking as if we were on a road trip. Join us as we again share our opinions on subjects we have strong convictions about.

Life is busy. We don't have time to do everything. If we get too busy and start expending energy on things God has not called us to do, we will soon burn out, and the significant things will get ignored. In this podcast, we will be challenged to re-examine our priorities in life.

Sometimes, we need to think more about how we communicate the gospel to a non-believing world. While we share our opinions concerning the commercial in this podcast, we must also keep in mind that although the message conveyed may be a little convoluted, God can still use it.

Becoming a chronic complainer is a bad habit that can affect your life in many ways. It can distort how you see life and even cause people not to enjoy being around you. Why do we complain so much? Maybe it’s time to take a fresh look at this destructive habit.

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Are demons real, and are they active in the world today? If they were active in biblical days, where did they go after the completion of the Bible? In this podcast, we will talk about the need to acknowledge their existence and be prepared to limit their potential damage in our lives.

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Having a healthy life is a choice everyone has to make. Many small, good choices make a massive difference in a person's quality of life. So many people wait until they are diagnosed with a major illness before they give much consideration to making changes in the way they live. In this podcast, we will give you many healthy things to consider.

It is the season for us to both give and receive. Most people give but never really think about their reason for giving. Others struggle with receiving and never consider the reason why. In this podcast, we will explore some of the reasons behind our giving and receiving.

It’s difficult to believe in things that we cannot see with our physical eyes. We cannot see the wind, but we know it exists because we see its effects. The Bible speaks of Angels in such a normal way as if it should be common knowledge that they exist. In this podcast, we will share our thoughts about Angels.

The idea of Heaven is a hard thing to wrap our minds around. We have nothing to relate it to. Our belief in Heaven should radically affect almost every area of our life. Knowing that we are only visitors on the earth for a short time and our real home is in Heaven will give us peace in times of turmoil and pain. To know that the death of our loved ones does not have to be a permanent separation is one of the greatest blessings in our lives. In this podcast, we will discuss issues pertaining to the afterlife.

There will come occasions in our lives when it may be best for us to close old chapters and open new ones. These are the seasons in life when we feel stuck and need a change. In this podcast, we will discuss some of the details that go into those decisions.

In this podcast, we will talk about the “why” behind giving thanks. When we see life through the right lens, thankfulness should become an organic quality in our lives. We should live as thankful people.


There are things in life that we do and put our faith in that work for us but not for others. Some people expect everyone in society to be like them, believe like them, and have the same convictions. Now, this can apply to both physical habits as well as spiritual beliefs.
 Way too often, we fail to "agree to disagree" and let others have their own convictions in relation to things that are outside of established moral values. 


The keys to success are not complicated if you live them out intentionally. Most anyone can succeed in life if they follow some simple rules and have obtainable goals. In this podcast, we will discuss what some of those things are and challenge our listeners to be successful in all areas of life.

In this episode, we discuss healthy and un-healthy fears. When does fear make sense? How does fear stop us from moving forward in life? Has fear paralyzed you from truly living out God's Calling?