What’s the Word

Walking with God does not always come with approval. Sometimes it comes with ridicule. In this episode, we look at Noah, a man who walked with God in a corrupt and unbelieving world. Through Genesis, Hebrews, and Peter, we explore what obedience looks like when faithfulness is lonely and trust comes before results. What happens when walking with God puts you out of step with everyone else?

What does the Bible actually mean when it talks about walking with God? Is it a feeling, a lifestyle, or something more concrete? In this episode of What’s the Word, we open our new series Walk With Me by grounding the conversation in Scripture. Looking at passages from Genesis, Micah, and Galatians, we explore how walking with God involves relationship, humility, and daily dependence on Him, not vague spirituality or self direction. This episode sets the foundation for the entire series.

A milestone moment: Our 100th episode! We’re celebrating by sharing our favorites from God’s Word: favorite verse, chapter, book, person, and event. This isn’t a “Top 5” list; it’s a window into how Scripture has shaped our hearts. Every favorite reveals something about the God who still speaks through His living Word.

Life is too heavy to carry alone. Scripture shows us how love bears burdens, lifts others up, and carries us further together than we could ever go apart.

Suspicion divides, but love builds trust. This conversation shows how the Bible calls us to patience, humility, and choosing to believe the best about one another.

True love rejoices in what is right and good. This episode highlights how celebrating truth brings unity, joy, and encouragement in the body of Christ.