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It's the final podcast. It's been a joy. 

Fleshly desire is a breeding ground for temptation, which leads to sin, which leads to death. Cut it off at the pass and delight in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart. We take a look at Jesus being tempted in the wilderness and how we can apply to our lives what He did to thwart temptation.

Pastor Andrew Clark from Bayview Church joins us today and encourages us to come humbly to Jesus with nothing to bring and allow Him to start a new work in us. John the Baptist called for repentence, and it's the same repentence we are called to today.

Kelly and Brian chat about what it means to transform your mind, and how it plays out in everyday life. 

Perhaps the weirdest person in the whole bible makes his grand entrance eating locusts and wearing camel hair. His entire life was dedicated to pointing to Jesus. And if we can learn anything from John the Baptist, it's that our lives should aslo be dedicated to pointing to Jesus.

Be ordinary. It's okay. Just do it extraordinarily. And quit complaining. 

We get a glimpse into a very human story about Jesus' family that we can all relate to. The take aways from it have eternal implications.

We discuss how many curveballs Joseph was thrown so far in our series, "His Story, My Life", and how living with being ok with changing directions is the right way to live. 

Our guest speaker, Matt Bistayi shares how Jesus repeatedly put the ball in the people he was teaching's court. He still does the same today. He's asking, "do you love me more than these?"

What is God calling us to? And how do we do it? And how do we know what it is? And do we even have time for it??!??!?

If an angel shows up in a dream and tells you to uproot your family and leave that night, would you do it? Oftentimes when God calls us, it takes audacious faith to take a step. Make sure your faith is placed in God, and not be overwhelmed by the fear of your circumstance.

Let's play a game! Is it actually in the Bible or is it just a tradition we hold? We're back in the podcast booth after 2 weeks off.