Nov. 4, 2025
Truth on Trial: When Fear Meets Faith
In this powerful teaching from John 18, Chad walks us through one of the darkest nights in human history—the arrest and trial of Jesus. From Peter’s denial by the fire to Pilate’s question, “What is truth?”, this episode reveals the clash between two kingdoms: the world’s craving for control and Christ’s call to courage.
Through raw, honest reflection and bold spiritual insight, you’ll see how fear silences faith, how compromise creeps in when we follow at a distance, and how truth still stands even when the world tries to bury it. This isn’t just a Bible story—it’s your story. The story of what happens when grace meets guilt, when courage confronts comfort, and when Truth Himself takes your place.
From the moment He stepped into the garden to the moment He was bound and led away, every act of Jesus was a lesson in divine courage and quiet power. This message will challenge you to lay down your sword, pick up your cup, and trust that the God who leads you into the garden will also lead you out again.
Discover how obedience costs, how betrayal refines, and how true strength is never found in control—but in surrender. The garden isn’t your end; it’s your beginning.
Through raw, honest reflection and bold spiritual insight, you’ll see how fear silences faith, how compromise creeps in when we follow at a distance, and how truth still stands even when the world tries to bury it. This isn’t just a Bible story—it’s your story. The story of what happens when grace meets guilt, when courage confronts comfort, and when Truth Himself takes your place.
From the moment He stepped into the garden to the moment He was bound and led away, every act of Jesus was a lesson in divine courage and quiet power. This message will challenge you to lay down your sword, pick up your cup, and trust that the God who leads you into the garden will also lead you out again.
Discover how obedience costs, how betrayal refines, and how true strength is never found in control—but in surrender. The garden isn’t your end; it’s your beginning.