The First Steps Christian Podcast

This episode explores how the Bible’s many books are woven together by tens of thousands of cross-references and how ten key threads point toward Jesus — from Genesis 3 and Abraham’s sacrifice to the Passover lamb, Isaiah 53, Psalm 22, and the Tree of Life in Revelation.The host encourages newcomers to read linked passages, follow references, and see the Bible as one unfolding story of creation, fall, promise, sacrifice, redemption, and restoration through Christ.

This episode of the First Steps Podcast walks listeners through the Gospel of John, highlighting key themes: Jesus as the Word, miracles as signs pointing to his identity, the invitation to be "born again," and the central message of God’s love in John 3:16.Designed for those new to Christianity or curious about the Bible, the episode encourages readers to "come and see," to read a chapter at a time, ask questions, pray, and consider who Jesus is.

In this short First Steps episode the host explains where new Christians should start reading the Bible: the Gospels. He recommends John (who Jesus is), then Luke (a detailed account of Jesus' life), Acts (how the early church lived), followed by Mark and Matthew. The Gospels help you understand the rest of Scripture, show Jesus' character, and teach how to live as his follower.The host also encourages listeners to keep asking questions, keep praying, and share the podcast with others exploring faith.

This episode walks through the book of Numbers, explaining its name and retelling Israel’s 40-year journey from Sinai to the edge of the Promised Land.Key moments include the census, the story of the 12 spies, Moses’ humble leadership, and the priestly blessing, showing both God’s faithfulness and holiness.The episode connects Numbers to our lives today—reminding listeners to remember past blessings, choose faith over fear, and trust God during wilderness seasons.

This episode asks whether we are living in the last days and walks through Jesus' teaching in Matthew 24. Instead of sensational headlines, the host examines the signs Jesus mentioned — deception, wars, famines, earthquakes, persecution — and how modern developments like global media and technology affect our view.The takeaway is simple: Jesus gave no dates, so don’t panic. Be faithful, stay ready, and consider the invitation of the Gospel if you’re curious about following Jesus.

In this episode of the First Steps Christian Podcast we explore the mystery of Jesus' life between age 12 and 30, looking at the biblical record and cultural context to understand why those years were quiet yet vital.Designed for those new to Christianity, the episode encourages patience and faithful living in ordinary moments, reminding listeners that hidden seasons can be preparation for God’s calling.

This episode explores the fall in the Garden of Eden, asking whether Adam’s rebellion allowed Satan to gain influence over the world and what humanity lost. It traces the Bible’s story from creation and the fall to Jesus as the “last Adam,” who restores authority through his death and resurrection.Practical takeaways include living from Christ’s victory (not for it), staying faithful while we await final restoration, and sharing hope with others as we trust and follow Jesus today.

On this episode of First Steps we unpack what it means to become more like Jesus today — not by rules or perfection, but by gradual transformation as we spend time with Him.The host gives practical daily steps (kindness over arguments, forgiveness over revenge, short prayers, scripture, serving others) and encouragement that God works through our failures as we keep getting up and following Jesus.

In this episode of The First Steps, the host explores why, if Jesus has defeated sin and death through his resurrection, evil and suffering still persist and Jesus hasn't yet returned. Using everyday analogies and Scripture, the episode explains the biblical concepts of "already but not yet," God's patience and mercy, human freedom, and the hope of a future new heaven and new earth. Listeners are encouraged to live ready and faithful, trusting that the final victory is certain even as history continues to unfold.

In this episode of the First Steps Christian Podcast we unpack Psalm 46, exploring God as our refuge and strength when life feels uncertain and the meaning of "Be still and know that I am God."Simple, practical encouragement for those new to faith or returning to it: reflections on God’s presence in trouble, how Jesus walks with us, and a short closing prayer to help you trust in God’s faithfulness.