Hearts of Fishermen

In this episode we highlight a Proverb that makes us think about righteousness and wickedness. Specifically addressing whether or not God hears my prayers.

In this episode we take a look at Proverbs chapter 30 where an interesting turn of phrase is introduced. As well as a concept that is seen throughout the rest of Scripture. When is “enough” enough?

In these interviews we are focusing on the grace of God that brings us to Christ, and we share our stories on how our lives changed forever. Today we talk about how personal the story of the prodigal son is, and how loving one another has been an integral part of Tyler’s walk with Jesus.

In this episode we look at a Proverb that calls us to be thankful for our past times of righteous living. But then we also zero in on a moment in Proverbs that reminds us of a dangerous road not to go down.

In this episode we look at 4 specific Proverbs that address how we use our tongues. Focusing not only on the negative use of our words, but also how our words can greatly benefit others. 

In this episode we talk about how the Proverbs address us both internally and externally. Then we drill down on one verse in particular that urges us to learn how to control our temper. 

In this episode we discuss some of the proverbs in chapter 27. We talk about ways we are arrogant, the art of learning and benefiting from others, and ultimately we discuss what it means to “know your flock.”

A guided walk through of the greatest story ever told: the life of Jesus. In this episode we read and discuss Mark 4:35-5:43Got questions? Want a personal study? Email us at chase.byers@fishers-churchofchrist.comAll readings from the Christian Standard Bible.