Why did Jesus say, “I thirst” from the cross? What seems like a simple human need reveals something far deeper and eternal. In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks the shortest of Jesus’ seven final statements—a single phrase that opens the floodgates of profound theological insight. You’ll discover four key glimpses into Christ’s nature: His true humanity, His stunning humility, His fulfillment of prophetic Scripture, and His heartfelt invitation to a thirsty world.

This isn’t just about physical thirst. It’s about your thirst for purpose, peace, forgiveness, and eternal life. Jesus, the Water of Life, experienced thirst so that you would never thirst again. His words on the cross point directly to the gift of salvation—offered freely, without payment, to all who believe.

This episode will challenge your heart, deepen your understanding of the gospel, and remind you that only Jesus can satisfy the thirst of the human soul. If you’ve ever felt dry, empty, or distant from God, listen closely—because this changes everything.

What did Jesus mean when He cried out, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?" This piercing question, spoken from the cross, is one of the most profound and mysterious moments in Scripture. It reflects the depth of Christ's suffering, the inflexible justice of God, and the unfathomable love that led Jesus to become our substitute.

In this message, Stephen Davey unpacks Matthew 27:45-49, exploring the significance of the supernatural darkness that covered the land and the meaning behind Jesus’ anguished cry. You’ll gain insight into the justice of God, the seriousness of sin, and the eternal hope found in Jesus Christ.

This message is a sobering reminder of the cost of our salvation and an invitation to trust in the one who bore the punishment we deserve. If you’ve ever felt abandoned or asked God "why," this episode will encourage you to see Jesus as the ultimate answer to our deepest questions.

Listen now to reflect on the love and sacrifice that changed history forever.

In today’s message, Stephen Davey takes us to the foot of the cross to witness an unforgettable moment of compassion. As Jesus hangs on the cross, bearing the weight of humanity’s sin, He pauses to care for His mother, entrusting her to His beloved disciple, John. This profound act of love and responsibility fulfills the fifth commandment and provides a model for us to follow.

Drawing from John 19:23-27, Stephen explores the significance of this tender moment, where Jesus, the ultimate High Priest, demonstrates that caring for others is central to a life of faith. We’ll uncover the cultural and prophetic layers of this scene, from the significance of Jesus’ seamless tunic to the deeper familial divisions His mission caused. Even in His final hours, Jesus reminds us that compassion and duty are inseparable.

This passage challenges us to honor our families, care for those around us, and trust God through the divisions and misunderstandings that faith in Christ can bring. Join us as we explore how this simple yet profound act from the cross reveals the heart of the gospel—and how it calls us to live with compassion and purpose.

Is it ever too late for God’s grace? In this episode, Stephen Davey unpacks the incredible story of the thief on the cross—a man whose life of crime seemed beyond redemption until his final moments. As Jesus hung between two criminals, one of them experienced a miraculous transformation. Amid the jeering crowd and agonizing pain, this thief turned to Jesus with a humble plea: "Remember me when you come into your kingdom." What follows is one of the most remarkable examples of grace in all of Scripture. Jesus' response to the thief—promising that they would be together in paradise—reveals the boundless mercy of God. This episode will help you understand the significance of Jesus’ death, the reality of immediate forgiveness, and what it means to truly trust God at any point in life. Whether you're seeking forgiveness or doubting if God’s grace extends to you, this story offers profound hope. Tune in as Stephen Davey brings this powerful, timeless message of redemption to life.

Have you ever wondered what Jesus' final words meant? When He was crucified, Jesus uttered words unlike any other—words of forgiveness and love that transformed lives. In this episode, we dive into Jesus' powerful statement, "Father, forgive them," spoken while hanging on the cross. You’ll learn why His prayer was directed not just to those who nailed Him to the cross, but also to each of us today. We’ll uncover the depth of Jesus’ compassion and what it means to forgive even those who hurt us the most. If you’re seeking insight into grace, forgiveness, or the very heart of Jesus’ mission, this episode is for you. Discover how these profound last words can impact your life today.

What if you truly discovered the secret to eternal life—would you keep it quiet?

In this powerful episode called Finding the Fountain of Youth, Bible teacher Stephen Davey challenges you to consider whether you’re living like someone who’s found everlasting life. Drawing from personal stories, Scripture, and vivid imagery, this lesson reveals that the gospel is the only true source of vitality and hope. But it’s not something to hide. It’s something to share.

Stephen paints a compelling picture: Imagine discovering a spring that reverses aging and heals disease. You wouldn’t bury it—you’d tell everyone. Yet that’s what many Christians do with the gospel. You’ll be reminded of Andrew bringing Peter to Jesus, and of D. L. Moody’s bold passion to reach the lost. You’ll hear how real transformation—eternal and complete—comes only through Christ.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your faith should be more public…

If you’ve been looking for renewed purpose in your Christian walk…

This episode will stir your heart to action.

Don’t just sip from the fountain—share it.

Is Heaven just a comforting myth, or is it the real destination for believers? In a world where billionaires invest millions trying to cheat death, the Bible offers a better promise: eternity with Christ. In Philippians 3, Paul describes the stark contrast between those focused on earthly things and those whose citizenship is in Heaven. For the believer, Heaven is more than wishful thinking—it’s the ultimate reality.

In this episode, Stephen Davey explores the profound truths of Philippians 3:20-21. He explains how believers are not only citizens of Heaven but also heirs of a glorious transformation. One day, our lowly bodies will be transformed into the likeness of Christ’s glorified body through His infinite power. This promise gives us hope, strength, and a reason to stand firm amid life’s struggles.

Stephen also addresses the urgent question: Is your name written in Heaven’s registry? Earthly possessions and achievements won’t matter at the end of life’s journey. What will matter is whether you’re among the saved or the lost. Tune in to discover the life-changing hope found in Christ and how this eternal perspective can transform the way you live today.

Are you running after Judas? It’s an unsettling question, but it’s one we must ask ourselves. Judas Iscariot pursued money, influence, and his own agenda, yet his story ended in tragic destruction. In Philippians 3, Paul contrasts this path of earthly ambition with the eternal prize of following Christ. He writes with tears in his eyes, warning us that pursuing the wrong things leads to condemnation, shame, and eternal separation from God.

In this episode, Stephen Davey explores Paul’s heartfelt plea for believers to examine their direction in life. Are we captivated by fleeting pleasures, worldly possessions, or human accolades? Or are we running with endurance toward Jesus, the only source of eternal joy and fulfillment? Stephen unpacks the Apostle Paul’s vivid descriptions of the unbelieving world, highlighting the stark differences between those who chase after the temporal and those who strive for the eternal.

This message is a call to stop running in the wrong direction. It’s an invitation to leave behind the empty pursuits of this world and run toward Jesus, who offers forgiveness, purpose, and everlasting life. Tune in to recalibrate your focus and rediscover the joy of walking with Christ.