Do you feel like your faith lacks passion or direction? In this episode, we’ll explore how the Apostle Paul’s eternal perspective fueled his sense of obligation to God and to the people around him. Paul describes himself as “indebted” to Christ, eager to preach the gospel, and unashamed to proclaim his faith—even in the heart of the Roman Empire. You’ll discover how this mindset drove everything he did, and how it can inspire you to live with purpose. We’ll also explore the three “debts”...

Ever wonder why God allows your best-laid plans to fail? Why do your dreams—sometimes even godly ones—seem to get blocked? In this episode, you’ll discover how the Apostle Paul faced similar frustrations when his repeated plans to visit Rome were hindered. Yet, these disappointments weren’t setbacks in God’s eyes—they were stepping stones in His greater purpose for Paul. You’ll learn how Paul trusted God’s sovereignty even when things didn’t go his way, and how you can apply that same trust...

In this third installment of The Affections of a Godly Man, Stephen Davey explores Romans 1:11-12, where the Apostle Paul reveals his heart for giving spiritual gifts. These gifts were not about material possessions or temporary tokens, but about strengthening the faith of others and leaving an eternal impact. Paul longed to be with the believers in Rome, not to receive anything from them, but to give them something that would build them up in their walk with Christ. This message...

In this continuation of The Affections of a Godly Man series, Stephen Davey leads us deeper into the heart of the Apostle Paul, whose devotion and prayer life offer a model for every Christian. Focusing on Romans 1:9-10, this message explores Paul’s affection for God, his constant prayers for others, and his submission to the will of God in all his plans. Stephen emphasizes that godliness doesn’t come naturally—it takes spiritual discipline, consistency, and a willingness to wrestle in...

In his message from Romans 1:8, Stephen Davey explores the godly affections and legacy of the Apostle Paul. Paul’s heartfelt prayer reveals a deep affection for God, a genuine love for God’s people, and a desire to see God’s purposes fulfilled in the world. These are the characteristics of a godly man who is leaving behind a spiritual legacy that will impact future generations. Through stories, personal reflections, and biblical truth, Davey contrasts a life spent “chasing...

What does it mean to have true peace? In a world full of uncertainty and conflict, finding peace can feel impossible. But in this episode, we’re diving into the life-changing truth about peace as described in the Bible. You’ll learn that peace is more than a temporary feeling—it's a gift from God. We’ll explore eight different ways the Bible presents peace and how it impacts your life, from having peace with God through Christ to experiencing inner peace regardless of your circumstances....

What happens when you choose Jesus Christ above all else? In this episode, you’ll hear a moving analogy about inheriting everything by simply choosing the Son. Just like an unexpected inheritance in a wealthy estate, your decision to follow Christ brings you the greatest treasure of all—God’s grace. Through this powerful story, you’ll discover how choosing Jesus leads to eternal life, peace, and a relationship with God. You’ll also hear a deeper look into Romans 1 and how the apostle Paul...

In Romans 1:6-7, the Apostle Paul reminds believers of three critical aspects of their identity: they are called to belong to Jesus Christ, they are deeply loved by God, and they are set apart as saints. This episode explores what it means to live with this profound identity. When you truly understand that you are God’s beloved and that you are called as His holy one, it changes how you approach your faith and life. The message challenges us to examine whether we’re living up to this high...

In Romans 1:5, the Apostle Paul introduces a phrase that might surprise many: “the obedience of faith.” What does this mean, and how does it apply to our everyday lives as believers? In this episode, we explore the inseparable link between faith and obedience. Can someone truly have faith in Christ without showing any signs of spiritual growth or good works? How do we know if our faith is genuine? Paul's words challenge us to reflect on whether our faith is merely a mental acknowledgment...

In this episode, we explore Romans 1:4, where the Apostle Paul declares that Jesus was revealed as the Son of God with power by His resurrection from the dead. This pivotal moment in history is more than just a miraculous event—it’s the undeniable proof of Jesus' divine authority and His unique role as the Savior of the world. Paul’s words remind us that Jesus wasn’t merely a great teacher or a religious leader; His resurrection sets Him apart as the living Lord over all. You’ll discover...

In this episode, we dive into the powerful introduction of the gospel in Romans 1:2-3. The Apostle Paul explains why the gospel is far more than just good advice—it's good news. From the very beginning, God promised humanity a way to escape the curse of sin and death. In this episode, you’ll learn why man-made religions fall short, offering nothing but temporary relief from guilt and shame. We’ll explore how the gospel is rooted in the Old Testament prophets and how Jesus, the promised...

What would you say if you had to introduce yourself in just a few words? In today’s episode, we explore how the Apostle Paul chose to describe himself in Romans 1:1, focusing not on his accomplishments or titles but on his identity as a servant of Jesus Christ. Paul introduces three key concepts that defined his life: ownership, assignment, and passion. He saw himself as someone who belonged to Christ, was called for a divine purpose, and was set apart for the gospel. Join us as we break...

In this episode, we embark on an exciting journey through the book of Romans, often considered one of the greatest theological masterpieces of the Bible. Romans addresses the foundational truths of Christianity, exploring themes like salvation, righteousness, grace, and the sovereignty of God. Written by the Apostle Paul to believers living in the moral and cultural chaos of ancient Rome, this letter answers questions that are just as relevant today as they were 2,000 years ago. The...

In this episode, we explore the surprising story of Jephthah from Judges 11. Born to a prostitute, rejected by his family, and leading a gang of misfits, Jephthah seemed an unlikely candidate to be used by God. Yet, when Israel faced a national crisis and needed a leader, God chose Jephthah to be their deliverer. This episode shows how God often works through people the world has written off. Jephthah’s story is one of redemption, grace, and courage, proving that no one is beyond the reach of...

In this episode, we dive into the story of King Hezekiah, one of the most faithful kings of Judah, as recorded in 2 Kings 18-20 and 2 Chronicles 29-32. Hezekiah inherited a kingdom filled with idolatry and corruption, yet he boldly chose to restore true worship of God. He led the people in tearing down false altars, purifying the Temple, and reinstituting the Passover feast. But even after these incredible acts of faithfulness, Hezekiah faced an enormous crisis. The mighty Assyrian army, led...

In this episode, we explore the remarkable story of Ehud from Judges 3. Ehud was an unlikely hero, overlooked and underestimated due to a physical disability. Yet, when Israel cried out for deliverance from Moabite oppression, God chose Ehud to be their rescuer. With his left hand, he carried out a daring mission that no one else could have accomplished. This episode reveals how God often works through those the world overlooks. Just as the Paraguayan landfill orchestra transforms trash into...

In this episode, we dive into the story of Caleb from Numbers 13 and 14, a man who demonstrated remarkable faith in the face of overwhelming fear. As one of the 12 spies sent into the Promised Land, Caleb and Joshua were the only two who trusted in God's promises, despite the giants and fortified cities they saw. While the majority of the Israelites gave in to fear and rebellion, Caleb stood firm, confident that God could deliver them into the land. For nearly 50 years, Caleb waited for God’s...

In this compelling episode, we explore the story of Naaman, a powerful military commander whose success and influence couldn’t shield him from a devastating diagnosis—leprosy. Despite his wealth and status, Naaman had to learn a hard truth: healing and spiritual salvation cannot be bought. As we walk through 2 Kings 5:1-14, you'll discover how Naaman's journey reveals the power of humility and faith. We delve into his misconceptions, the wise counsel he received, and the radical steps he had...

In Exodus 2:1-10, we witness the remarkable faith and courage of Jochebed as she placed her newborn son Moses in the Nile, trusting God in the face of Pharaoh's cruel edict. This narrative reminds us that while the world focuses on the powerful, God often works through the humble and faithful. Join us as we explore how God's sovereign hand orchestrates events behind the scenes, turning what seems like hopeless situations into opportunities for redemption and grace.

In Philippians 1:28-30, Paul challenges believers to remain fearless in the face of opposition, understanding that trials and suffering are part of the Christian journey. Just like navigating whitewater rapids, the rough waters of life are God's means of growth and protection. Join us as we explore how opposition provides evidence of both God's coming judgment and the assurance of our salvation, all while deepening our dependence on His grace.

In Philippians 1:27b, Paul compares the Christian life to a team sport where unity and teamwork are essential. As believers, we’re called to stand firm together, striving with one mind for the faith of the gospel. Just as in sports, individual talents matter, but only when they serve the collective goal. Join us as we explore how rejecting a "me-first" attitude and embracing a spirit of collaboration within the body of Christ allows us to magnify the gospel to the world.

In Philippians 1:27, Paul emphasizes the need for Christians to stay focused on the gospel as their primary goal in life. Using the illustration of a race, he encourages believers to avoid distractions and live in a manner worthy of the gospel. Join us as we explore how Paul’s challenge to "stand firm in one spirit" is not only a call to personal integrity but a reminder to prioritize unity in the body of Christ for the glory of God.

In Philippians 1:23, Paul reveals a tension between his desire to depart and be with Christ and his willingness to remain for the sake of others. As we unpack his reasoning, we’ll discover powerful lessons about living faithfully where God has placed us, even when we feel pressed from all sides. Whether we’re ready for heaven or called to stay, this message encourages us to trust God's timing and purpose, knowing that to live is Christ and to die is gain.

In this message, based on Philippians 1:21-26, we explore the Apostle Paul’s personal mission statement: "For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Paul’s remarkable confidence—whether in life or death—serves as a model for living with an eternal perspective. His desire to multiply fruit for the gospel, motivate the spiritual growth of others, and eventually gain heaven itself reveals a life fully surrendered to Christ. Join us as we unpack the reasons for living and the truth about...