George is back and talking about self-control. Discipline and self-control are together, but not the same thing. It takes discipline to set your alarm to wake up at 4 am, but it takes self-control not to yell at someone because you are tired. George talks about how we should be quick to listen and slow to speak with 5 self-control killers, and 6 bricks to build up your self-control.

Guest speaker, Jayne Palladino, addresses Kairos' pressing questions about talking to God, understanding intercession, and the practice of prayer. She emphasizes that prayer is a conversation with God and encourages us to rely on Him in all circumstances.

In Episode 4, we dive into our own personal testimonies. No one can deny your story and your story is evidence of Gods grace! This is one you certainly don't want to miss! Share your stories in the comments we would love to hear them!

Pastor Lubuto, a wonderful missionary, speaks about Halloween and is it really as lighthearted as people say it is? Lubuto brings to light the darkness of what Halloween is really about. As Christians, we should stay away from the things of the world and be completely set apart. Pastor Lubuto dives into the word of God and what it says about Halloween and the world.

Samantha discusses practical steps for being bold in sharing the gospel, emphasizing the importance of knowing your identity in Christ. In Acts 4, we see how in the upper room they prayed for boldness, and received it through their prayers. We can experience the same confidence and joy in our faith. Boldness is a gift that allows us to confidently share the gospel as we embrace who we are in Christ.

Kevin talks about memorizing scripture and asks an important question, what is your heart posture towards memorizing scripture? This encouraging message is about how everyone can memorize scripture and it will transform you. Kevin explains how the word of God is powerful and a double-edged sword, it is living like a vaccine.

We are jumping into our new series, Let's Talk About It! Kirsten takes on a hard topic, politics. Many are outspoken about their political beliefs, but as Christians where are we to stand, and are we to speak out? Kirsten talks about the most controversial topics such as abortion, our current presidential candidates, and voting.

Our last message on the book of Matthew ends with Kirsten talking about the resurrection of Jesus. Kirsten talks about the stone being rolled away in a new light, it wasn't to let Jesus out, but so that others could see in and be persuaded that He was raised. Jesus says go and take my word and many of the disciples do that and we have that same call to action.