Our Host Samantha Chambo reflects on 1 John 2:7–29 to show how discernment is often clouded not by open hostility, but by subtle forms of hate such as resentment, withdrawal, and withheld love. John teaches that claiming light while refusing love keeps us in darkness, distorts our spiritual vision, and weakens our ability to abide in Christ.

 This week at the Living Life Podcast, we are talking about. Discernment is walking in the light. We'll study I John 1:5-6, and we will see that the Lord provides light for us even in our darkest times.

Season Three of the Living Loved Podcast is an invitation to wounded believers who want to discern God’s voice again, not from fear or pain, but from love. We’ll explore how healing and discernment are interconnected, and how abiding in God’s love fosters clarity, trust, and wisdom for the year ahead.

As we close our study of 1 Corinthians, this episode invites listeners to reflect on how the resurrection of Jesus shapes their present life and future hope. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, we explore how resurrection is not only a promise for life after death, but the power that anchors obedience, courage, and faithfulness in seasons of uncertainty.

In this final Advent episode, we turn to Paul’s letters to the Corinthians to rediscover love as the heart of true worship. Moving beyond sentiment and performance, this episode explores how Christ-shaped love matures us, orders our worship, heals our relationships, and transforms everyday actions into sacred offerings. As we light the candle of Love, listeners are invited to live loved—and to let everything they do flow from the enduring, reconciling love of Christ.

Drawing from Paul’s emotional journey in 2 Corinthians, we discover that true joy isn’t a feeling we manufacture—it’s a grace-rooted confidence in Christ. Together, we learn how joy rises through comfort,

In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul confronts believers who celebrate the Lord’s Supper while ignoring the needs and dignity of others. Their gatherings exposed division, pride, and neglect instead of unity and love. This episode explores how honoring Christ means honoring people—especially the overlooked, the poor, and the marginalized.

This episode invites listeners to examine modern idols of comfort, status, culture, and self, and to return to a love that is loyal, undivided, and rooted in Christ. Today, we are learning how to navigate a culture filled with distractions and how to hold onto the kind of hope that lasts beyond the 25th of December.