Hosted by The Wilds · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 58 episodes
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Welcome to the Wilds Homeschool Chapel podcast! Each episode is designed to share the truth of God with the love of God, so you can live your life to the glory of God. Whether you’re a homeschooler looking for spiritual encouragement or simply seeking solid biblical teaching, this podcast is here for you. With engaging lessons, thought-provoking discussions, and Christ-centered challenges, we aim to inspire you to grow in faith and live out your walk with God every day.Tune in weekly for truth that transforms your life to the glory of God!
The Wilds hosts The Wilds Homeschool Chapel, a religion show with 58 episodes published.
Servant leadership sounds good in theory—but what does it actually look like in everyday life? In this lesson, we’ll study four practical steps that help us influence others like Christ did: knowing people, listening wel
Why did Jesus connect leadership with suffering and sacrifice? In this lesson, we’ll discover that servant leadership is not just a helpful life skill—it is rooted in the very heart of the gospel. Christ served us throug
You don’t step into leadership by gaining position—you step into leadership by embracing sacrifice and service. Through Jesus’ example and His sacrifice, we learn that the path to influence is not position, but humility,
What is leadership? This lesson reveals that leadership isn’t about position or popularity, but influence and direction. You are already leading. The real question is where. Jesus redefines leadership through humility an
What if the kind of leader God values doesn’t match what the world celebrates? This lesson introduces a surprising truth—real leadership isn’t about power, talent, or popularity. Through Scripture and vivid examples, we’
Jesus didn’t just die—He rose again. The tomb is empty, the King is alive, and everything has changed. Matthew 28 shows us a risen King with all authority, a clear mission, and a present power. The question is not just D
Both Matthew and Mark bring us face to face with the same King—rejected, crucified, and risen. This week, Rand is going to open Mark’s account of the first Easter weekend, showing how Jesus met suffering and death so we
Jesus is not a neutral figure—He is a dividing King. In Matthew 10–12, people respond to Him with belief, doubt, or rejection. Today's chapel reveals how Jesus forces a decision, exposes the heart, and demands disciplesh
Jesus did not come merely to adjust behavior; He came to redefine righteousness. In the Sermon on the Mount, the King reveals what true kingdom living looks like in a world twisted by sin. He exposes shallow religion, tr
Jesus steps onto the public stage as the Anointed King. At His baptism, the Father declares Him. In the wilderness, Satan tests Him. Through obedience and power, Jesus proves His authority. Matthew 3–4 shows a King appro
From fulfilled prophecy to a miraculous birth and contrasting responses, this lesson shows God keeping every promise. The question isn’t whether Jesus came — it’s how you will respond to the King who came for you. HOMESC
God has placed you in this generation for a reason. Like David, your life can make a lasting impact when you pursue His purpose with urgency. Each day is an opportunity to glorify God, serve others, and invest in eternit
Only one life really lasts—and God tells us how to invest it. This lesson shows that eternal impact comes from centering your life on what never fades: God’s Word and the souls of people. Whether at school, work, or home
Life isn’t meaningless—it only feels that way without eternity in view. The eternal God stepped into time, defeated death, and made it possible for your life to truly matter. Because Jesus rose, your days carry weight, y
Life feels long—until you look closely. Scripture reminds us that life is brief, death is unavoidable, and many people waste their lives chasing things that won’t last. This chapter exposes near-sighted living, contrasts
This lesson challenges the fear of wasting your life and reframes the question from “What will I be?” to “What does God want?” Rooted in James and Paul, it calls teens to see life as God’s gift, urging them to live for w
Shame can either warn you or control you. In this lesson, you’ll learn to distinguish between sin-shame and provoked-shame, while discovering how Christ provides the answer to both. Through biblical truth and real-life e
How does Christlike humility help you reject provoked-shame? Unlike confessing sin-shame, this approach means rejecting lies, as Jesus did on the cross. Embrace God's truth, focus on His purpose, and find freedom by choo
Christ's forgiveness has transformative power in overcoming shame. Explore sin-shame from your own faults and provoked-shame from others' actions. Learn to discern them with God's help, receive complete forgiveness throu
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