Hosted by Brad Schmidt & Brad Jones · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 168 episodes
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Brad Schmidt & Brad Jones hosts CityChurch FTL, a religion show with 168 episodes published.
We all build our lives around something. Proverbs 4 reminds us that lasting wisdom begins by guarding our hearts, because what we love most shapes the choices we make, the habits we form, and the people we become. Only J
Wisdom is not a door you unlock, but a path you walk one step at a time. Proverbs 3 and 30 invite us to seek the love, humility, community, and endurance that form wise people as we learn to trust Jesus, the wisdom of Go
Wisdom is more than being smart. Proverbs 8 invites us to seek the wisdom that helps us navigate life’s hardest decisions, live with humility, and trust Jesus as the true source of life.
Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3 shows the difference between knowing God’s love in theory and grasping it deep in the heart. He prays that the Spirit would make the riches of Christ real to us, rooting us in a love wide eno
Jesus’ prayer in John 17 gives us a vision for unity that is deeper than agreement and stronger than division. Through the gospel, God forms a people who belong to one another, bear with one another, and show the world t
Prayer is not about proving our devotion, but returning our hearts to the Father who already sees and loves us. In Matthew 6:5-15, Jesus gives us a prayer that quiets our restless striving and teaches us to live as belov
Isaiah 64 is a heartfelt prayer for renewal, revival, and the presence of God. As Isaiah asks God to “come down,” we’re invited to bring our need honestly before the Father who meets broken people with grace, mercy, and
In Psalm 51, David stops hiding and honestly confronts the depth of his sin, bringing his guilt and shame before God in repentance. This psalm shows that real change begins not through self-improvement, but through the m
What do you do when the darkness doesn’t lift and God feels silent? Psalm 88 invites us to bring our deepest pain honestly to God, reminding us that even when we feel abandoned, we are not alone because Jesus has entered
What if unanswered prayers are not signs of God’s absence, but invitations to know Him more deeply? Hannah’s story shows us a God who meets us in our pain, reshapes our desires, and proves that His grace is enough—even b
What are you really asking for when you pray—God’s help, or God Himself? In Exodus 33–34, Moses shows us that true prayer longs for God’s presence above all, pointing us to the ultimate revelation of His glory in Jesus.
What if the struggle you’re trying to escape is actually where you meet God? In Genesis 32, Jacob wrestles through fear and failure to discover that true blessing comes not from striving, but from holding on to the God w
What if Easter means your worst moment is not your final one? In Luke 24:1–12, the empty tomb invites us to question, to run, and to discover that because Jesus is alive, grace has the last word.
What if the greatest problem in our lives isn’t out there—but within us? In Philippians 2, we meet a King who humbles Himself to the point of the cross, showing us that true glory is found not in self-exaltation but in s
What if the delays in your life are not obstacles—but invitations to trust Jesus more deeply? In Mark 5:22–43, we see a Savior who meets us in desperation, reverses expectations, and proves that even in the waiting, He i
In Colossians 4:2–6, Paul encourages believers to live with an outward focus—devoting themselves to prayer, walking wisely among outsiders, and speaking about Christ with grace. Christian witness is not about winning arg
In this passage, Paul shows how the gospel reshapes everyday relationships—marriage, parenting, and work—by redefining power itself. Instead of using authority for control or privilege, the gospel turns leadership into s
Why do our deepest struggles keep resurfacing, no matter how hard we try? Colossians 3:5–17 shows that lasting change comes not from self-improvement but from a new identity in Christ—an identity that replaces false savi
In Colossians 4:7–18, Paul closes his letter not with theology alone, but with names—reminding us that the gospel moves forward through ordinary people who faithfully carry grace together. As CityChurch celebrates 20 yea
Are you living like everything still depends on you? Colossians 3:1–4 invites us to lift our eyes to where Christ reigns, reminding us that our identity is secure, our future is settled, and the story already ends in glo
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CityChurch FTL is hosted by Brad Schmidt & Brad Jones. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 168 episodes.
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