What did Jesus really mean when He said, “Do not judge”?

In this episode, we unpack Luke 6 and the tension between truth and grace. When should Christians speak up? When should we stay silent? And what does it actually mean to remove the log from our own eye first?

This conversation might make you uncomfortable — and that’s kind of the point.

What does it really mean to be “lukewarm” in your faith? In Revelation 3, Jesus warns the church in Laodicea about spiritual comfort and self-sufficiency. In this episode, we unpack the biblical context, what hot, cold, and lukewarm faith actually look like today, and how to move from comfort to conviction and obedience.

What does it actually mean to speak up for biblical truth—without becoming loud, hostile, or driven by personal preference?

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we unpack when Christians should speak, when silence is wiser, and how Jesus modeled discernment in conversations—from confronting the Pharisees to patiently engaging Nicodemus.

The real question isn’t can we speak up…
It’s: Is it Christlike and effective?

What does “God’s fire” actually mean?In this episode of Life After Sunday, We talk about the difference between heat and fire — and why real spiritual transformation is often uncomfortable, refining, and costly.If you’re walking through a difficult season, this conversation is for you.🔥 Stay in the fire. God is doing something deeper.

Join us as they kick off 2026 with a focus on discipleship, revival, and living for God every day. Learn how to move beyond Sunday, strengthen your faith, and walk alongside others in building God’s kingdom.

The world expected power.
God sent a baby.

This Christmas episode of Life After Sunday dives into Luke 2 and the upside-down kingdom Jesus brought—humility over status, peace over power, and love over everything else.
🎄 New episode out now.

What if the season you’re frustrated with is actually the season God is forming you?

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we dive into Luke 1 and talk about the hidden places—where God shapes calling, builds faithfulness, and prepares leaders long before anyone sees it. From Zachariah’s silence, to Elizabeth’s hidden joy, to Mary’s quiet obedience, we’re reminded that God does His deepest work away from applause.

If you’ve been serving, waiting, or obeying without recognition—this conversation is for you.

In this episode of Life After Sunday, we talk about what intimacy with God actually looks like — from simply knowing about Him to developing a deep, life-changing closeness with Him. We walk through the four stages of intimacy (acquaintance, friendship, family, and spousal-level unity), share our own stories, and talk about how distractions, shame, and busyness can hold us back from knowing God more deeply.

If you’re longing for a closer relationship with God or wondering how to draw near to Him in your everyday life, this episode will encourage and challenge you.