In this episode, we explore 2 Thessalonians 3:1–15, where Paul urges believers to live responsibly by working hard and not becoming idle.
A wise person doesn’t take advantage of others but contributes faithfully and provides for their needs.
Join us as we reflect on how diligence, discipline, and generosity reflect godly wisdom in everyday life.
In this episode, we explore 1 Peter 3:1–7 and the wisdom needed for a godly marriage.
Peter shows that while marriage is a good gift from God, it requires humility, honour, and understanding from both husbands and wives.
Join us as we reflect on how wise living shapes strong, Christ-centred marriages marked by respect, grace, and mutual care.
In this episode, we explore James 3:1–12, where James warns about the power of the tongue.
A wise person learns to control what they say, knowing that words can either build up or destroy.
We reflect on how speech reveals the heart, and how true wisdom is shown through self-control and consistent, godly speech.
Join us as we consider what it means to honour God with our words.
In this episode, we look at James 1:19–27 and the wisdom of controlling our anger.
James teaches that human anger does not produce the righteousness God desires, and that true wisdom is shown through listening carefully, speaking slowly, and living out God's Word.
Join us as we explore how wise living means turning from reactive anger and embracing a life shaped by humility, obedience, and godly action.
In this episode, we explore Proverbs 31:1–31, a portrait of wisdom in action through the life of a noble woman.
Far from an unattainable ideal, this passage shows how wise women live—fearing the LORD, working diligently, caring for others, and building strength and character over time.
Join us as we reflect on how godly wisdom shapes everyday life and blesses families, communities, and the next generation.
In this episode, we explore Proverbs 30:1–33, where Agur reflects on the limits of human understanding and the greatness of God.
Through vivid observations and honest confession, this chapter reminds us that humility is essential for true wisdom.
Join us as we consider how recognizing our need for God, rather than relying on our own insight, opens the door to living wisely in a complex world.
In this episode, we explore Proverbs 22:17–24:22, a collection of teachings that remind us that wise living begins with listening to good advice.
These sayings urge us to humble ourselves, seek understanding, and align our lives with God’s wisdom rather than our own instincts.
Join us as we reflect on the power of teachability and how following wise counsel leads to a life of integrity, security, and blessing.
In this episode, we journey through Proverbs 14:1–16:9, discovering the consistent call to keep the LORD at the centre of all of life.
These proverbs highlight the contrast between wisdom and folly, showing that true wisdom begins with honouring God in every decision, word, and desire.
Join us as we reflect on how placing the LORD at the heart of our lives leads to stability, righteousness, and lasting peace.
Proverbs 10:1–32 drops us into the swirl of real life—where choices, challenges, relationships, and words all collide. Life is rarely simple, and that's why we need wisdom for every part of it.
In this episode of The King, we explore how God's wisdom helps us navigate the everyday complexities of life with integrity, humility, and purpose. When life feels messy, wisdom shows the way forward.
In Proverbs 8:1–9:18, wisdom and foolishness are portrayed as two women calling out, each inviting us to follow their way. One offers life, truth, and understanding; the other leads to deception and death.
In this episode of The King, we explore this powerful imagery and the choice it presents to every heart. Whose voice are you listening to—and where is it leading you?
In Proverbs 1:8–7:27, we’re shown a vivid contrast between two ways to live: the path of wisdom and the path of foolishness. One leads to life, the other to ruin. Through poetic warnings and practical advice, Proverbs urges us to choose wisely.
In this episode of The King, we explore the daily decisions that shape our lives and how fearing God helps us walk the path that leads to lasting peace, purpose, and joy. Which path are you on?
In Proverbs 1:1–7, we’re told that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.” True wisdom doesn’t start with intelligence or experience, but with a right relationship with God.
In this episode of The King, we explore what it means to fear the Lord—not with terror, but with reverence, awe, and trust—and how this posture is the foundation for a wise and godly life. Want to live well? It starts here.
In 1 Kings 3:1–15, Solomon is given the chance to ask God for anything—and he chooses wisdom. His request pleases God, who grants him not only wisdom but also riches and honour.
In this episode of The King, we explore what true wisdom looks like, why Solomon’s choice matters, and how it points us to a greater King who is wisdom in the flesh. What would we ask for if we could have anything—and what does our answer reveal about our hearts?
In Matthew 28:1–10, the tomb is empty and Jesus is alive. The King who was crucified has risen in victory, vindicating His identity and His mission. Death could not hold Him.
In this Easter Sunday episode of The King, we celebrate the risen King who brings new life, lasting hope, and the promise of resurrection for all who follow Him. His triumph changes everything—because He lives, we can too.
In Matthew 26:17–30, Jesus shares a final meal with His disciples, revealing that His body will be broken and His blood poured out for the forgiveness of sins. This is the beginning of the new covenant—sealed not with rituals, but with His own life.
In this Good Friday episode of The King, we reflect on the depth of Jesus’ love as the Dying King who willingly goes to the cross. His death is not a defeat, but the ultimate act of mercy that brings us forgiveness, freedom, and hope.
In Matthew 21:1–11, Jesus enters Jerusalem not as a warrior on a horse, but as a humble King on a donkey — fulfilling prophecy and stirring the hopes of the crowd. They shout “Hosanna!” recognising Him as the long-awaited Messiah.
In this episode of The King, we explore the significance of Jesus’ triumphal entry and what kind of king He truly is. His arrival calls for celebration—but also challenges our expectations of power, victory, and peace.
In Mark 8:31–38, Jesus reveals that His path as King leads to suffering, rejection, and death—and He calls His followers to walk the same road. This is the way of the cross. In this episode of The King, we see how Jesus redefines greatness through sacrifice and service. Following the Servant King means laying down our own lives, taking up our cross, and trusting that true life is found not in power, but in surrender.
n Mark 7:24-8:30, we see various people begin to recognize Jesus for who He truly is—the King. From a Gentile woman’s faith to Peter’s confession, more and more understand that Jesus is the promised Messiah. In this episode of The King, we explore the significance of recognizing Jesus as King and what it means for our lives when we truly see Him for who He is. How does this recognition transform our hearts and actions?
In Mark 7:1-23, Jesus challenges traditional views on purity and ritual, revealing a deeper truth about what truly defiles a person. By reinterpreting Old Testament purification laws, He shows that true cleanliness comes from within—through a heart transformed by God. In this episode of The King, we dive into Jesus' radical teaching on inner purity and how His message redefines what it means to be clean in the eyes of God.
In Mark 6:30-56, Jesus reveals Himself as the compassionate Shepherd who leads, provides for, and cares deeply for His people. Whether feeding the 5,000, calming the storm, or guiding His disciples, Jesus shows that His leadership is marked by love and authority. In this episode of The King, we explore how Jesus, the Shepherd King, leads His followers with grace and power, and how His care for us invites us to trust Him in every storm of life.