Jesus is Leading

Your transformation into the image of Christ begins with a renewed mind. In Part 1 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah explains how aligning your thoughts with God’s truth is key to walking in His will and experiencing lasting spiritual change. Drawing from Romans 12:1-2, he reveals how the Holy Spirit works through a renewed mindset to bring internal and external transformation. Discover how mindset renewal can unl...

In Part 2 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah dives deep into exploring the true cost of following Jesus. What does it mean to deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and fully surrender to Christ? Josiah breaks down the idea that you are the price to be paid—not in a burdensome way, but as a liberating process of laying down your own will to become more like Christ. Guided by the Holy Spirit, this episode challeng...

In Part 3 of the Growing into the Image of God series, Josiah unpacks 2 Corinthians 5:17 and challenges the common misconception that being a Christian is about being a “good person.” The true standard for Christianity isn’t goodness—it’s Christlikeness. You are not just called to be kind, generous, or moral, but to be in Christ—to live, think, and move as He does. This episode explores the true transformation that happens when you...

In Part 4 of the Growing into the Image of God series, Josiah dives into Philippians 2:5-8 to unpack the true definition of humility. Many believe humility is about low self-esteem or weakness, but true humility is modeled after Christ’s example—acknowledging that while you are valuable, you are not more important than anyone else. This episode challenges you to see humility as the gateway to God’s presence and transformation. With...

What does it truly mean to love others? In this episode, Josiah unpacks Ephesians 5:1-2 and the difference between giving as an act of love versus giving as a product of love. Our love for people shouldn’t be based on fleeting emotions but should be modeled after Christ’s love for us. True love is not just about what we do—it’s about the heart behind it. Tune in to discover how to become a student of God’s love and let your love be...

In this episode, Josiah dives into Colossians 3:12-14 to uncover the deeper roots of true forgiveness. Forgiveness isn’t just about saying “I forgive you”—it’s a product of love, built on the foundation of forbearance. God, in His wisdom, created a system that makes room for human error, repeated mistakes, and yet still offers grace. When you understand forbearance, forgiveness becomes less about the offense and more about reflecti...

In this episode, Josiah walks through Galatians 5:22-24 to remind us that the fruit of the Spirit isn’t optional—it’s the visible evidence of a life surrendered to Christ. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control aren’t just character traits—they are boundaries that shape how we reflect God. If you claim to live by the Spirit, but don’t walk in the fruit, this episode is your wake-u...

In this episode, Josiah breaks down 1 Peter 1:15-16 to reclaim the true meaning of holiness. Too often, holiness is reduced to avoiding sexual sin—but that’s only a fraction of the picture. Holiness, in its purest form, is the nature of God—a divine separation that defines His uniqueness, not His distance. To be holy is to be set apart unto God and to reflect His character in every area of your life. This episode calls us back to t...

In Part 9 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah teaches on John 17:17 and the powerful connection between sanctification and truth. Sanctification isn’t just a spiritual upgrade—it’s the process by which God prepares you to reflect His image. And without the Word, that process doesn’t begin. The Word of God is the tool that cleanses, separates, and transforms. A man who is not sanctified cannot carry God well, and a m...

In Part 10 of the Growing Into the Image of God series, Josiah explores Luke 5:15-16 to highlight the essential relationship between prayer and power. Whether you’re praying with others or withdrawing to be alone with God, both are vital. Corporate prayer sharpens you, but it’s in private prayer that you’re preserved and fueled. As your influence grows, your prayer life must grow deeper. A Christian without prayer is a Christian wi...