Episodes

In this episode we discuss about the signs of a mature believer as they are presented mostly in the Book of Hebrews, while our anchor is in our High Priest.

In this episode, we will discuss how do we make Jesus our anchor, so that in times of need we receive mercy and grace.

In this episode, we have a special guest, pastor Derek, who explains to us the 5 signs that the power and life of the resurrection of the Lord is working into our lives.

In today episode, we have a special guest, Jonah, who helps us uncover the truth about Lord Jesus prayer in the garden of Gethsemane and the blood that was paid for us.

In this episode of Root Issues, we discuss about how we can make Lord Jesus being an anchor for our soul in times of distress, and also describes immaturity and maturity regarding the spiritual life.

In today episode, we are discussing about Hebrews 5, where the author is presenting Lord Jesus as our High Priest who brought to the heavenly Temple a sacrifice of blood which is not only covering our sins, but washing them away.

In this episode of Root Issues, we dive into Hebrews 4 to explore what it really means that the Word of God is living and active. Together we unpack how God’s Word penetrates our hearts, exposes what is hidden, and invites us into God’s rest in Jesus. Whether you’re feeling numb, busy, or spiritually hungry, this conversation will help you see Scripture not as dry ink on a page but as God’s personal, powerful voice speaking into your everyday life.

In today`s episode, we discuss about the idea of compromising with sin and how to affects our relationship with the Holy God.

In this podcast episode we discuss about the idea form Hebrews 3 of exhortation - what does it means, why do we need it and how we should do it.

We invite you in this episode to look togheter with us what is the solution for a hardened heart and how to find rest!

In this episode of Root Issues, I sit down with Pastor Steve and Ellen to dive deep into Hebrews 2, a chapter that calls us back to the foundation of our faith. We start by examining the urgent warning not to drift away from the great salvation we've been given—a salvation so profound that it was first declared by the Lord himself and confirmed to us by those who heard him. Throughout our conversation, we explore several critical themes: The majesty of Jesus as our High Priest who understands ...

In this episode of Root Issues we discuss about the problem of the churches that we tend to drift away from the person of Lord Jesus and from what He is doing for us, interceding for us at the right hand of the Father. We discuss about the idea of surrendering into His Hands, so that we can receive the gifts and miracles of the Holy Spirit.

Join us today on our podcast where we discuss about how can we today look in the past and learn to be faithful in times of confusion. We will learn how to understand the Scripture through the hebrew mindset, how to understand the person and the work of Lord Jesus as our Savior, God and High Priest; we look into the truth of our rest in Him, forever.

Today in our episode of Root Issues we are discussing about the introduction to the Book of Hebrew. Join us while we discuss about how Lord Jesus is superior to everyone, including angels, and how He revealed to us by being the exact representation of the Father!

Hebrews 12:1-2 invites us to lay down our burdens by looking at Jesus, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross. Come with me to the cross, in order that we may leave our burdens and witness the heavenly words spoken by the crucified King.

Join us to Root Issues Podcast, as we welcome special guest Alyssa for a deep dive into one of Scripture's most powerful resurrection encounters. We explore Luke 24 and the road to Emmaus story, where two heartbroken disciples meet the risen Christ without recognizing Him—until He opens the Scriptures and breaks bread with them. Their hearts burned within them as Jesus revealed how all of Scripture pointed to His death and resurrection. We discuss how the book of Hebrews expands on this theme of...

In this episode of Root Issues, we dive deep into one of Paul's most profound declarations about Christian contentment found in Philippians 4:11-29. What does it truly mean to be content in every circumstance—whether in plenty or in want? We explore the Greek text to uncover Paul's "secret" of contentment and discover that his sufficiency wasn't rooted in circumstances, personal strength, or material provision, but in Christ himself.

In this episode of Root Issues, we have a special guest with us, Jonathan Woodrow, where we examine Paul's call in Philippians 4:8-9 to think on whatever is true, noble, right, pure, lovely, and admirable. We explore how these divine standards provide a practical framework for evaluating the entertainment we consume. Paul's instruction isn't just about avoiding the impure; it's about actively filling our minds with excellence and training our thoughts toward what honors God..

Join us on Root Issues as we work through Philippians 4:1-7, one of Scripture's most beloved passages on anxiety and prayer. Paul moves from addressing church conflict to offering a radical solution for worry—bringing everything to God with thanksgiving. We discuss what it means to stand firm as "beloved" people, the command to rejoice always, and how God's peace acts as a garrison protecting our hearts. This is practical theology for anxious times.

In this episode of Root Issues, we explore the often-overlooked biblical theology of table fellowship and its vital role in the life of the church. The shared meal has always been more than just food—it's a theological act of community, hospitality, and discipleship. We examine key passages that demonstrate how eating together functioned as a primary expression of Christian unity and love, looking at both the practical and spiritual dimensions of gathering around the table.

In this episode of Root Issues, we discuss the uncomfortable reality of self-deception using Mark 14:26 as our starting point. The disciples had just shared Passover with Jesus and walked confidently toward the Mount of Olives, singing hymns and making promises they couldn't keep. If you had asked them whether they'd stand with Jesus no matter what, every one would have said yes—yet that very night exposed a different reality.

In this episode of Root Issues, we explore one of Paul's most passionate declarations about the Christian life. Philippians 3:10-21 reveals Paul's singular ambition: to know Christ intimately, experience the power of His resurrection, and share in His sufferings. Writing from prison, Paul describes the Christian journey not as arrival but as relentless pursuit—pressing toward the goal despite not having "already obtained" perfection.

In this episode of Root Issues, we dive deep into Philippians 3:1-9, where the Apostle Paul presents one of Scripture's most radical contrasts between human achievement and divine righteousness. Paul begins by warning the Philippian church to "rejoice in the Lord" and beware of those who place confidence in the flesh—the Judaizers who insisted on circumcision and law-keeping for salvation

In a culture obsessed with recognition and self-promotion, Paul introduces us to two men who turned the world's values upside down: Timothy and Epaphroditus. One nearly died for the gospel. The other genuinely cared when everyone else was looking out for themselves. In this episode, we explore Philippians 2:19-30 and discover what Christ-like service really looks like—and why these "ordinary" believers might be the most extraordinary people in Scripture.