OneTwo Church at South Padre Island
OneTwo Church is located in South Padre Island, TX. We study the Word of God with passion and a deep commitment to the New Covenant of Grace. Join us as we journey through the Bible verse by verse together.
Episodes
One sentence can change your whole future. We start there and follow John’s opening words to a staggering claim: Jesus is the Word of God, God’s heart spoken out loud, the One who makes the invisible God known.
We walk slowly through John 1:1-5 and John 1:14, including why tiny edits to the text can produce massive theological errors. From “the Word was God” to “the Word became flesh,” we talk about what Ch...
A young Bible college student in Nepal texts us a question that most people are afraid to say out loud: if God’s grace is sufficient, why do dishonest people look successful while faithful people feel left behind? We start there, because that question exposes how easily we let the world define “winning” and how quickly we start measuring God’s love with money, comfort, or status.
We walk through a better de...
A lot of people say “God had a plan,” but it hits different when it’s spoken by someone who’s walked through hospital hallways, marriage vows tested by years of illness, and the kind of loss that changes your calendar forever. Steve tells the story of meeting Jerry, learning how to become a family with two daughters, and finding unexpected mentors in Papa T and Mama Granny, whose gentleness and grit leave a mark tha...
He thought he was walking up to a man’s door to settle a score, but a two-year-old girl with her arms raised changed the entire outcome. Russell shares a raw, unpolished testimony that moves from warrants, pride, and bar nights into a life built on humility, community, and faith. We talk honestly about how anger and ego can feel like strength, how addiction disguises itself as boredom relief, and why “running” can k...
Four books tell the story of Jesus, but John comes at you from a different angle. We talk through why Matthew, Mark, and Luke are called the Synoptic Gospels and how John steps away from the usual timeline to answer a sharper question: who is Jesus, really? Along the way, we unpack the classic Gospel symbols lion, ox, man, and eagle, and why the eagle is such a fitting picture for John’s claim that Jesus comes from ...
The moment that changes everything isn’t usually dramatic, it’s decisive. We open with an NFL draft picture of commitment, then Joshua 24 takes us to Shechem where an entire nation “presents themselves before the Lord” and Joshua refuses to offer soft options. No backup plans. No crossed fingers. Choose today.
From there, we slow down and read what we call God’s resume of faithfulness: Abraham chosen out of...
Idolatry rarely shows up wearing a warning label. It usually looks like comfort, control, or “just one more scroll” when life feels heavy. We open Joshua 23 and sit with an old man’s farewell speech, where Joshua reminds Israel that every victory came from the Lord and every future loss will come from turning their love toward lesser gods. Then we make it uncomfortably personal: if everyone serves something, what ar...
A rumor spreads, emotions spike, and God’s people are seconds away from turning on each other. Joshua 22 reads like a headline, and it forces a question we all face: when relationships get tense, do we move toward truth and love or toward assumptions and control?
We walk through what “living in the Promised Land” really means for everyday Christian life. Joshua’s charge to the tribes gives us a simple but c...
Ceasefire is more than a headline word. It’s the aching thing many of us want with God, especially when our inner world feels like a constant low-grade war of guilt, fear, and trying to stay in control. We start with a simple question that won’t let go: how many ceasefires do we need, not just across nations, but inside the human heart?
We follow the Bible’s storyline from rebellion in Genesis to God’s surp...
Not one good promise failed. That’s how Joshua 21 ends, and it’s the line we build the whole message around, because it exposes the real hero of the story: God’s faithfulness. We follow Joshua 21:43–45 phrase by phrase and keep circling one grace-soaked word, “gave.” Land, rest, victory, and fulfillment don’t come as wages for effort; they arrive as gifts tied to a sworn promise that God Himself carries to the finis...
Fear has a way of making everything feel like it’s closing in. Shame tells you to hide. Religion tells you to perform. Joshua 20 tells a different story: God built refuge into the map, and He still does.
We walk through the Bible’s “Six Cities of Refuge” and why they existed in ancient Israel: a real place of protection, provision, and due process for someone whose life was suddenly at risk. Then we follow ...
Three giants don’t wait for a convenient day to show up. They come daily, and they come loud: the world telling you to find life in substitutes, the flesh pulling you back into old coping paths, and the devil pressing shame like it’s the final word. We sit in Joshua 15 with Caleb as he takes the mountain God promised and drives out three giants, then we bring that picture straight into real life with a simple questi...
Caleb waits forty-five years for one promise, then steps forward at eighty-five and asks for the hardest assignment in the land. That simple line, “Give me this mountain,” exposes what most of us fear: what if God’s timing feels slow, and the giants are still there when it’s finally our turn?
We walk through Joshua 11 to 14, where victory after victory is summarized with a repeated theme: the Lord gave. Tha...
Five kings march to crush Gibeon, but the real contest is between human odds and a divine promise. We walk through Joshua 10 and watch the story bend toward grace: an all-night, uphill march that looks like exhaustion but functions as partnership; hailstones that fall with perfect aim; and a day stretched by God so a promise can finish. Along the way, we strip out the myth that God helps the self-sufficient and retu...
A single line from Joshua 9 stops us cold: they did not ask counsel of the Lord. We’ve all been there—sold by a convincing “sample,” trusting our senses, moving fast, and calling it wisdom. This conversation unpacks how self-sufficient independence quietly becomes the enemy of a life with God, and how humility, not hustle, is the operating system of the kingdom.
We walk through the Gibeonites’ deception wit...
Two mountains. One covenant. A people paused mid‑campaign to build an altar from uncut stones and hear the entire law read aloud. We step into Joshua 8 and Deuteronomy 27–28 to feel the weight of blessing and curse—and then follow that line straight to Galatians and Hebrews, where the pressure of perfection is answered by a perfect Savior. Instead of polishing our altars, we learn why God insisted on raw stone: acce...
Ever faced a place you wish you could erase? We return to Ai with Joshua and uncover why God answers the sting of failure with a promise before a plan: do not fear; I have given it into your hand. That order changes everything. We talk through how grace, not grit, restores courage, and why the gospel never says try harder but go again with Me.
We unpack the living power of Scripture and the role of the Holy...
Walls fell at Jericho when we stayed quiet, circled in faith, and kept our eyes on God’s presence. Then we met Ai—a smaller fight that exposed a bigger problem. This conversation digs into Joshua 7, the hidden stash in Achan’s tent, and the subtle pride that sneaks in when victory feels easy. We wrestle with the tension between grace and holiness, why secret compromises drain peace, and how self-sufficiency masquera...
Ever stared down a problem so big it dares you to blink first? Joshua 6 opens with a fortified city and a God who simply says, “See.” We unpack why acknowledging the wall is not defeat—it’s the first act of faith. From there, the story reorders our instincts: promises before plans, presence before effort, and obedience before outcomes. The march around Jericho isn’t about clever strategy; it’s about learning courage...
What if the fastest way to victory is to stop running and kneel? Walking through Joshua 4–5, we explore how God slows an eager nation on the brink of Jericho to secure a deeper win: remember His grace, cut away reliance on the flesh, and bow before holy presence. We start with the memorial of twelve stones—a public, generational sign that the Jordan’s miracle is about God’s action, not human effort. Like communion, ...
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