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How much of your life are you pouring into things that are no longer growing? In this episode, Jeff Moore explores Yeshua’s words in John 15 and Isaiah’s promise of a new thing, revealing that letting go is not failure—it may be how grace makes room for life. Together, we look at old resentments, shame, survival patterns, unhealthy relationships, and false responsibilities that keep draining our attention. You do not have to keep watering what leaves you empty; remain in the Vine, notice where Abba is already bringing new life, and give your attention to what is beginning to grow.

What if the holy moment has already begun—and Love has entered the room ahead of you? In this episode, Jeff Moore explores the freedom of recognizing where Abba is already working instead of trying to manufacture something spiritual. Discover how simple acts of attention, compassion, and presence can make the invisible love of Christ visible in ordinary life. You are not responsible for controlling the outcome; you are simply invited to notice where Love is already moving and join Him there.

In this special episode of the Heartbeat of Grace Podcast, Jeff and Leslie sit down with William Paul Young, bestselling author of The Shack, for a deeply personal conversation about Abba's love, healing, identity, and the freedom of living beyond fear-based religion. Paul shares profound insights about discovering who we truly are, learning to trust, and recognizing that God's love is not something we must earn. From overcoming shame to embracing wholeness, this conversation reminds us that grace doesn't simply change how we see God—it transforms how we see ourselves and one another.

Peace is not something we have to wait for until every conflict is resolved and every relationship feels settled. In this episode of the Heartbeat of Grace Podcast, Jeff Moore explores what it means to practice the peace of Christ amid misunderstanding, uncertainty, and unresolved circumstances. Together, we’ll discover how to tell the truth without surrendering our peace, release the need to be understood, refuse retaliation, and carry a grace-filled presence into every room. Christ Himself is our peace, and His presence within us makes it possible to live from rest even when life around us remains unsettled.

On this episode of the Heartbeat of Grace Podcast, Jeff & Leslie Moore welcome Christian speaker, author, podcast host, and identity coach LaToya Lackey. Drawing from more than 25 years in ministry, LaToya shares how identity confusion and performance-based religion can leave faithful believers striving to earn what Yeshua’s finished work has already secured. As the author of The Bluff House: Finding His Rest, she invites people out of spiritual exhaustion and into a life rooted in union with Christ, righteousness, and the Father’s heart. This hope-filled conversation reminds us that we are not behind, we are not failing, and we do not have to strive for what has already been given and that we are already held in union with Abba.

What happens after the charged, tense moment is over, especially when your reaction has already caused harm? In this episode, we explore how grace enables us to face the impact of our actions without condemnation, take responsibility without rejecting ourselves, and return to wounded places with humility and wisdom. From honest apology to forgiveness, boundaries, reconciliation, and rebuilt trust, this teaching reveals that repair is not punishment. It is love returning after something has been broken.

What happens in the space between being triggered and taking action? In this episode, we xplore how reactions can reveal fear, pain, and old protective patterns without becoming your identity. Rooted in Romans 8 and James 1, this teaching shows how no condemnation, Holy Spirit’s indwelling presence, and the sacred pause make room for honesty, wisdom, and love. Your reaction may be the first voice you hear, but it does not have to be the voice you obey.

What if spiritual fruit was never meant to become a report card proving how spiritual you are? In “Formed for Love,” we explore John 15:9–17 and reveal that love is received before it is expressed—we remain in the love of Yeshua, and His life becomes visible through us. The patience, gentleness, peace, and kindness Holy Spirit forms within you are not trophies to admire; they are nourishment for the people you encounter. The branch receives life from the Vine, but it bears fruit for the table—because fruit is not proof that you are spiritual; it is love becoming visible.

In this episode of the Heartbeat of Grace podcast we sit down for a conversation with Bill Vanderbush. Bill is a third generation minster, sought after speaker and best-selling author who has been preaching the authentic gospel of Jesus Christ for over thirty years. In his own words Bill writes books and gives talks on his mystical spirituality defined in Christ! This is a conversation you will not want to miss. Get your favorite drink and settle in for an in-depth chat with our very special guest, Bill Vanderbush.

What if spiritual fruit was never meant to be manufactured by effort? In this episode of Heartbeat of Grace, Jeff Moore explores Yeshua’s words in John 15 and reveals how love, joy, peace, and the life of Christ grow naturally as we remain in union with Him. You are not a branch struggling to become connected—you are already joined to the Vine, learning to receive His life and let it flow through you. When striving gives way to abiding, Holy Spirit forms in you what pressure and religious performance never could. Fruit is not forced; it is formed through union.

Rest is the doorway—but remaining is the rhythm that teaches us how to live from rest. In this episode, we explore Yeshua’s words in John 15 and what it means to make your home in the love, presence, and life you already share with Christ. You were never created to be the Vine, manufacture spiritual fruit, or carry everything through your own strength. As you remain, receive, and respond, Holy Spirit gently replaces striving with peace and allows the life of Christ to become visible through you. Fruit is not forced; fruit is formed through union.

What if the clarity you need does not begin with trying harder, but with rest? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ invitation in Matthew 11:28–30 and the gentle rhythm of rest, realignment, and recalibration. Discover why you cannot properly recalibrate from exhaustion, how Holy Spirit brings your heart back into agreement with truth, and what it means to move at the pace of grace. You are not an orphan struggling to find your way back to Abba—you are beloved, included, and already held. Lay down the weight, receive the easy yoke of Yeshua, and return to the rhythm of Abba.

In today’s episode, we sit down with Jamie Englehart for a thoughtful and challenging conversation about the Kingdom of God, the New Covenant, and learning to see Abba through the life and person of Jesus. We explore what happens when we move beyond fear-based religion, question some of our inherited beliefs, and begin living from grace, union, and the finished work of Christ. \

This special Year in Review episode of the Heartbeat of Grace Podcast looks back on a year of grace, healing, sonship, and awakening to the Father’s heart. Together, we revisit the conversations that challenged fear-based religion, confronted the orphan spirit, and reminded us that we are deeply loved sons and daughters. If this year taught us anything, it’s that the finished work of Jesus is far bigger, kinder, and more beautiful than many of us ever imagined.

When speaking of the two gates, what if Jesus was actually contrasting two completely different ways of living — one built on fear, striving, performance, and religion… and the other built on grace, trust, union, and rest? In this episode of the we take a fresh look at Matthew 7 and explores the possibility that the broad road leads not to abandonment by God, but to the exhausting cycle of trying to earn what was already freely given.