Walk On with Brent Faulkner Brent Faulkner

How should we understand our desires? Do they help us connect to God or draw us away? This episode covers chapters 4 and 5 in Trust Fall: How the Fall of Man reveals a God worth trusting. Discover how the breakdown of trust can leave us living less than human. Get the Book!Contact Brent: brent@walkonpodcast.com

Is it possible that you don't see reality as God intends? In this episode, we dig into the serpent's question at the beginning of Genesis 3. It's a question that leads Adam and Eve into the path of deception. It's also a question you and I have to wrestle with today. We cover content from chapter 3 of Trust Fall: How the Fall of Man reveals a God worth trusting.Get the book!Connect with Brent: brent@walkonpodcast.com

It is important to understand how the Biblical story begins. If we start the story in Genesis chapter 3, we miss foundational truths about God and our relationship to Him. This episode looks at chapters 1 & 2 from Trust Fall: How the Fall of Man reveals a God worth trusting. Get the book!I'd love to hear from you! Contact me at brent@walkonpodcast.com

I celebrate the launch of my book, Trust Fall: How the Fall of Man reveals a God worth trusting. I share about the book's creation, why I wrote it, and what I hope it accomplishes. Plus, you get to hear the book's introduction. Purchase Trust Fall Email Brent at brent@walkonpodcast.com

We assume gratitude is simply a response to something good. Is it possible to have gratitude in the face of difficult circumstances? Beyond just a polite response, the Bible talks about gratitude in much deeper ways that actually give us tools to hold grief, anxiety, and stress along with gratitude. This episode is audio from a sermon Brent gave at his church.

In Matthew 18:20, Jesus promises to be where two or three are gathered, but why two or three? What exactly does that mean? Christians often share this phrase as a nice platitude, but perhaps there is a deeper truth to discover.