Greg Lancaster

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why decentralized, disciple-making churches endure hardship.
• The biblical case for simple, multiplying churches.
• Practical steps to begin gathering house to house.

Episode Description Resilience isn’t found in size but in structure and obedience to Jesus’ commands. We look at the Acts model—temple courts and house to house—and why small, reproducible gatherings thrive under pressure (Acts 2:46–47; ...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• The difference between biblical gifts and cultural expectations.
• How the Spirit distributes gifts for the common good.
• A path to practice gifts in love and order.

Episode Description Kingdom gifts aren’t consumer perks; they’re grace tools for building up the body (1 Corinthians 12–14, NIV). We explore the 24 gifts framework often discussed in our series, emphasize agapē as the motive, and show how...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why God loves to work through faithful households.
• How spiritual authority and hospitality open doors for the gospel.
• Steps to make your home a base of ministry.

Episode Description From Joshua’s “as for me and my household” to Lydia’s house, God moves through homes (Joshua 24:15; Acts 16:14–15, 40, NIV). Imagine your table as a launchpad for discipleship, prayer, and mission. Small in size, big in...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• How to discern a genuine call to lead.
• The character qualifications God looks for.
• First steps to serve people well, not just hold a title.

Episode Description “If someone aspires to be an overseer, he desires a noble task” (1 Timothy 3:1, NIV). But calling begins with character, not charisma. We walk through biblical qualifications (1 Timothy 3; Titus 1), courageous obedience (Joshua 1:9), and ser...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• The difference between the institution of church and the family of God.
• How Acts 2 community (koinonia) contrasts with consumer religion.
• Practical shifts to recover house-to-house discipleship.

Episode Description Has “church” drifted into institution over intimacy? We revisit the biblical pattern: devoted to the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer—house to house (Acts 2:...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• How to pray biblically amid geopolitical shifts.
• The importance of blessing Israel while pursuing peace.
• Anchoring our perspective in Scripture, not headlines.

Episode Description Relationships among nations shift, but God’s Word stands. We consider how believers should pray for Israel, for leaders, and for justice and peace (Psalm 122:6; 1 Timothy 2:1–2; Genesis 12:3, NIV). Rather than anxiety, we...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why partial obedience leaves open doors for future defeat.
• The biblical call to finish what God assigns.
• How to stand firm until the victory is complete.

Episode Description From Joshua to Paul, Scripture calls us to finish the mission God gives. Half-measures multiply problems; obedience brings freedom (Joshua 11:15; 1 Samuel 15; 2 Timothy 4:7, NIV). We explore spiritual warfare, perseverance, and...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• The biblical priority of love over gifts, rhetoric, and achievement.
• How agapē love disarms hatred and transforms communities.
• Practical ways to embody Christlike love in public and private life.

Episode Description Dr. King’s legacy is inseparable from love—the very mark Jesus gave His disciples. We reflect on agapē as the more excellent way (1 Corinthians 13; John 13:34–35, NIV). Love is not weak...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• How God’s provision overtakes those who pursue righteousness.
• Why faith expects God to move before you finish praying.
• A joyful story of miraculous supply you’ll never forget.

Episode Description “Trouble pursues the sinner, but the righteous are rewarded with good things” (Proverbs 13:21, NIV). Jonathan Shuttlesworth shares a delightful account of God’s faithfulness—an everyday need met in an extr...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• What Bob Jones saw in a near-death encounter and why it matters for believers today.
• The sobering difference between serving God vs. serving idols of the heart.
• How to live ready: repentance, obedience, and loving Jesus above all.

Episode Description On the doorstep of eternity, prophetic voice Bob Jones reported seeing a heartbreaking reality: most people were headed into darkness because they ser...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• What “anointing” means biblically—and how it empowers your calling (1 John 2:20,27).
• How to discern your assignment and take faithful next steps.
• Why obedience releases impact beyond your ability (Zechariah 4:6).

Episode Description

Courage to step into your God-given assignment—by the anointing of the Holy Spirit. This faith-stirring episode calls you to embrace the anointing God gives for the wo...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Cultural drivers behind voluntary childlessness—and their spiritual roots.
• The Bible’s vision of fruitfulness, family, and generational blessing (Genesis 1:28; Psalm 127).
• How the Church can respond with truth, love, and practical support.

Episode Description Greg thoughtfully explores the trend of choosing childlessness, asking: What story is shaping our choices—comfort, career, fear, or calling? ...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• How Joseph’s stewardship (Genesis 41) guides believers in lean seasons.
• Why generosity and community matter when money loses power (Acts 2:44–47).
• Practical steps to budget, store, and share without fear.

Episode Description When purchasing power falls and anxiety rises, the Kingdom invites a better way. Greg connects Scripture to present pressures, urging wise stewardship, skillful work, and radic...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why Scripture anticipates increasing darkness—and increasing grace (Isaiah 60:1–3).
• How to avoid despair and cultivate joy in Jesus (John 16:33).
• Practices that help your family become a “house of peace.”

Episode Description Greg speaks candidly about cultural decline and spiritual conflict, then points to the brighter reality: Christ in you, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27). Rather than retreat...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• How passages like 2 Timothy 3:1–5 describe our cultural moment.
• The difference between alarmism and biblical alertness.
• Habits that keep your love from growing cold (Matthew 24:12–14).

Episode Description

Clear biblical markers of the times—and how to respond faithfully. Are we living in the “last days”? Greg surveys key Scriptures and cultural signposts, not to spark fear, but to stir faithful end...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• What biblical “readiness” really looks like (Luke 12:35–40; Matthew 25).
• How to establish daily rhythms that build inner strength and peace.
• Ways to prepare your household and church family without fear.

Episode Description Greg lays out a practical, hope-filled plan for spiritual preparedness: abiding in Christ, anchoring in Scripture, cultivating prayer and fellowship, and embracing bold obedienc...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why Steve Hill’s warning about a “spiritual avalanche” remains relevant today.
• The difference between godly sorrow that leads to repentance and fear that paralyzes.
• Practical steps to prepare spiritually, relationally, and missionally.

Episode Description

A sober call to wake up, repent, and prepare our hearts before God. A riveting, urgent warning: revivalist Steve Hill once sounded the alarm abou...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• Why the Church doesn’t “recruit”—she disciples and releases (Matthew 28:18–20).
• How Ephesians 4:11–12 equips every believer to serve and grow.
• Practical ways to cultivate healthy leadership pipelines without burnout.

Episode Description: When ministry feels like recruitment, something’s off. Greg reframes leadership through Jesus’ model: discipleship, character, and calling—then commissioning at th...

3 Things You’ll Learn:

• A biblical case for property, productivity, and personal responsibility.
• The danger of envy and coercion—and why generosity must be voluntary (2 Corinthians 9:7).
• How economic freedom supports gospel mission and family flourishing (Galatians 5:1).

Episode Description: Greg explores how freedom and responsibility travel together. He contrasts systems that centralize control with the biblical vision ...