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- 4 days ago1h 14m
Sermon on the Mount: Anger & Lust Part 1
Season 4 Episode #6 — Anger & LustWelcome to Season 4, Episode 6 of the UNTIED Podcast! Join Garrett Bernethy and the crew as they continue their study through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing on the powerful and convicting words of Jesus in Matthew 5 concerning anger, purity, and the condition of the heart.Jesus challenges His listeners to move beyond surface-level righteousness and examine the deeper issues within. In this episode, we explore how anger can grow into destructive sin, how lust corrupts the heart, and how disciples of Christ are called to pursue holiness from the inside out.Episode Theme“Anger & Lust”A study of Matthew 5 and the deeper righteousness demanded by the King.Opening Welcome“Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we're here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching!”Episode SegmentsSegment #1 — What’s Been Cooking?Before diving into the study, the guys catch up on life, ministry, preaching, family, and whatever has been cooking lately—both spiritually and on the grill! Expect some laughter, encouragement, and real-life conversation before opening the Bible together.Segment #2 — Jesus and the HeartThis week’s study continues through Matthew 5 and Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. In this section, Jesus exposes the danger of external religion that ignores the heart.The religious leaders of the day focused on outward appearances, but Jesus reveals that true righteousness begins internally. Anger, bitterness, lust, and impure desires are not small issues—they are spiritual problems that separate people from God and damage relationships with others.Key Study FocusThesis Text — Matthew 5:20Jesus teaches that righteousness must exceed the superficial righteousness of the scribes and Pharisees. The kingdom of God demands transformed hearts, not merely outward compliance.Contrast #1 — Matthew 5:21–26Anger and the Stages of the HeartJesus moves beyond the command, “You shall not murder,” and addresses the root behind destructive behavior—anger. In this discussion, we examine:The progression of sinful angerBitterness and unresolved conflictThe destructive power of wordsWhy reconciliation matters to GodThe danger of contempt toward othersHow anger damages both worship and relationshipsThe conversation also explores practical ways Christians can pursue peace, humility, and reconciliation in a culture fueled by outrage and division.Looking AheadThe study also introduces Jesus’ teaching concerning lust and purity, emphasizing that sin begins long before actions are carried out externally. Christ calls His followers to guard both mind and heart.Segment #3 — Practical TakeawaysWhat does this teaching mean for Christians today?In this segment, the discussion centers on:Learning to control anger before it controls usPracticing reconciliation quicklySpeaking with grace and wisdomGuarding the heart from sinful desiresPursuing holiness in thought and actionReflecting the character of Christ in everyday relationshipsJesus reminds us that true discipleship is not simply avoiding sinful actions—it is becoming people whose hearts are transformed by God.Bible Texts Referenced During the EpisodeFirst Corinthians 8–10Romans 15:1–2Matthew 18James 3:1–10Closing ThoughtsThank you for listening to the UNTIED Podcast! We hope this study encourages you to pursue a deeper righteousness that begins in the heart and honors Christ in every area of life.Please send in your questions or comments—we would love to hear from you!Be sure to Like, Follow, Share, and Subscribe.Available on all major podcast platforms.
- 1 weeks ago1h 1m
Jesus' View of Scripture and the Thesis Statement
Season 4 Episode #5 - Matthew 5:17-20, Jesus' View of Scripture & ThesisShow Theme: Welcome to Season 4 Episode 5, Jesus' view of Scripture & ThesisWelcome: "Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we're here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching!" Segment #1 - Welcome to Season 4, Episode 5. What’s been cooking?In your life, in your ministry, and on your grill?! Segment #2 - Looking at the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 5 in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, as we look at His view of scripture and His thesisPlease send in any questions or comments; we would love to hear from you! Please, Like, Follow, Share, and SubscribeFound on all podcasting platforms.Bible texts used during the show:Ezra 7:10; Matthew 6:1, 33; 16:19; 18:18; Hebrews 1:1-2Study Breakdown: vs. 20, The thesis of the sermon.
- 3 weeks ago1h 23m
Salt & Light
UNTIED Podcast with Corey Sawyers & Garrett BernethySeason 4, Episode 4: Salt & LightA Study of the Sermon on the MountJoin Corey and Garrett for another engaging episode filled with meaningful conversation about life, food, ministry, and, most importantly, God’s Word.In this week’s episode, we turn our attention to Matthew 5:13–16, exploring Jesus’ powerful teaching on being the salt of the earth and the light of the world. What does it truly mean to influence the world around us? How do we live in a way that reflects Christ in both character and action?Together, we unpack the depth and responsibility of this calling—challenging ourselves and our listeners to live lives that preserve truth, shine brightly, and point others to God.We hope this episode encourages and strengthens your walk with Christ.UNTIED Podcast — Untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful biblical teaching.
- Apr 16, 20261h 17m
The Beatitudes, Part Two
Welcome"Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we're here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching!" 🎙️📖Segment #1 – What’s Been Cooking?A casual and engaging start as we reconnect and catch up.Discussion Points:What’s been happening in your life recently?Updates from your ministryAnd of course… what’s been cooking on your grill? 🔥Purpose:To build connection and ease into a deeper spiritual discussion.Segment #2 – The Beatitudes (Part Two)A Continued Study from Matthew 5 in the Sermon on the MountIn this episode, we continue exploring the Beatitudes and what they reveal about the character God desires in His people.Key Focus Areas:The deeper meaning behind being “blessed”The spiritual nature of the Beatitudes—not physical, but heart-centeredThe call to true righteousness and transformationHow Jesus challenges worldly thinking about strength, success, and fulfillmentCore Themes Explored:The need for GodMourning over sinHumility and being poor in spiritSpiritual focus over physical prioritiesThe condition of the heart before GodSegment #3 – Takeaways for UsPractical Application:Recognizing our dependence on God dailyDeveloping a heart that grieves over sinLiving with humility in a self-focused worldPursuing spiritual depth rather than outward appearanceWalking in righteousness as defined by GodMain Takeaway:True blessing is found in a heart fully surrendered to God and shaped by His will.Bible Texts Used During the ShowMatthew 5; 6:18, 33; 7:13–14, 24–27Matthew 20:5Romans 1; 7; 161 John 1:1–10; 3:22 Peter 3:11, 13Ephesians 5:12–25Proverbs; EcclesiastesIsaiah 59:1–2Hebrews 12:141 Peter 2:20–25; 4:14–19Acts 7Study Breakdown (At a Glance)The Need for GodMourning Over SinHumility of SpiritSpiritual Focus Over Physical LivingRecognizing Spiritual PovertyEpisode ClosingGarrett:Please send in any questions or comments — we would love to hear from you!Be sure to Like, Follow, Share, and Subscribe so others can grow with us in God’s Word.The UNTIED Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms. 🎧
- Apr 9, 20261h 8m
The Beatitudes
UNTIED Podcast – Season 4, Episode #2: The BeatitudesRecording Date: April 7, 2026Post Date: April 9, 2026Show ThemeThe Beatitudes – Righteousness in the Eyes of God & Complete Trust in the LordWelcome"Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we're here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching!" 🎙️📖Segment #1 – What’s Been Cooking?A light and engaging start to the episode as we catch up and talk about what’s been happening lately.Discussion Points:What’s been happening in your life lately?What’s been going on in your ministry?And of course… what’s been cooking on your grill? 🔥Updates and personal reflections since the last episodePurpose:Build connection with listeners and create a relaxed entry into the study.Segment #2 – Introduction to the Sermon on the Mount & The BeatitudesDiscussion Focus:Overview of the Sermon on the MountThe setting and significance of Jesus’ teachingWhy the Beatitudes are foundational to understanding Kingdom livingThe meaning of “blessed” in ScriptureRighteousness in the eyes of God vs. righteousness in the eyes of the worldThe Beatitudes as a picture of complete trust and dependence on the LordKey Ideas:The Beatitudes describe the heart of a discipleThey challenge worldly definitions of success and happinessThey show what true righteousness looks likeThey call believers to a life shaped by humility, mercy, purity, and faithfulnessSegment #3 – Takeaways for Us TodayPractical Application:How do the Beatitudes shape our daily walk with Christ?What does it mean to trust God completely in a broken world?Living differently from the world through Kingdom valuesPursuing righteousness in everyday lifeEncouraging believers to reflect Christ in attitude and actionMain Takeaway:True blessing comes from living in complete trust and submission to God’s will.Bible Texts Used During the ShowPsalm 1–2Psalm 32:1Psalm 40Deuteronomy 33:29James 1:121 Peter 2:122 Corinthians 7:1–101 Peter 2:21–251 Peter 4:14–19Episode ClosingGarrett:Please send in any questions or comments — we would love to hear from you!Be sure to Like, Follow, Share, and Subscribe so others can grow with us in God’s Word.The UNTIED Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms. 🎧
- Apr 2, 202652 min
Welcome To Season 4, Excel Still More Inc. Update, Intro Into The Sermon On The Mount
Welcome to Season 4 🎙️Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we are learning to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching.Season 4 begins with an exciting overview of what God is doing through Excel Still More Inc. and a focused study on one of the most powerful teachings in Scripture—Matthew 5–7, commonly known as the Sermon on the Mount.This episode sets the stage for the season by sharing updates, vision, and a foundation for studying the authority and teaching of Jesus in this incredible section of Scripture.Segment 1 – Welcome to Season 4: What’s Been Cooking? 🔥We kick off the season with a personal and ministry check-in:What’s been going on in life?What’s been happening in ministry?And of course… what’s been cooking on the grill?This segment offers a relaxed and personal start to the season, helping listeners reconnect before diving into deeper spiritual discussions.Segment 2 – What’s Happening with Excel Still More Inc. 📚Several exciting updates and opportunities are coming through Excel Still More Inc.:Excel Still More Bible WorkshopJanuary 27–30, 2027Study Focus: EphesiansNew Magazine – Grow & GlorifyVisit: www.growandglorify.comNew Book Release – Romans 9–16Additions to the ExcelPod NetworkContinued growth in podcasting and teaching resources designed to strengthen Christians and encourage spiritual growth.This segment highlights the mission of Excel Still More Inc.—to equip believers with strong biblical teaching and practical resources for everyday Christian living.Segment 3 – Introduction to the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7) 📖The heart of this episode introduces the study for Season 4: The Sermon on the Mount.Key themes discussed include:The repeated emphasis on “Our Father in Heaven” (mentioned 17 times)The authority of Jesus in His teachingThe power and impact of His messageKey passages:Matthew 7:29 – Jesus taught as one having authorityMark 1:22 – People were amazed at His teachingThis introduction lays the groundwork for understanding that the Sermon on the Mount is not just a sermon—it is a call to transformed living under the authority of Christ.Listeners are encouraged to begin reading Matthew 5–7 and prepare for deeper study throughout the season.Episode Closing 🎧Thank you for listening to the UNTIED Podcast.If you have questions, comments, or topics you would like us to discuss, we would love to hear from you.Please Like, Follow, Share, and SubscribeAvailable on all podcast platformsHelp us spread the message and encourage others through biblical truth
- Jan 8, 20261h 21m
Psalm 142 - You Are Not Alone
Season 3 | Episode #15Psalm 142: You Are Not AloneEpisode ThemeIn this final episode of Season 3, we explore Psalm 142, a powerful cry from David during one of the loneliest moments of his life. Drawing from 1 Samuel 22:1 and 1 Samuel 24:3, we are reminded that even when we feel isolated, forgotten, or overwhelmed, we are never truly alone—God is present, attentive, and faithful.WelcomeWelcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we’re here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching.Segment 1 – What’s Been Cooking?Welcome to Season 3, Episode 15!We kick things off by catching up on what’s been cooking lately—in our lives, our ministries, and yes… even on the grill.Segment 2 – In the TextWe dive into Psalm 142, connecting David’s words to his real-life circumstances recorded in 1 Samuel 22:1 and 24:3. This Psalm gives voice to moments when faith feels lonely and reminds us where true refuge is found.Study BreakdownPsalm Type: Lament · Didactic · TrustKey Words to Consider:Perception · Intentional · ComfortText OutlineVerses 1–3a: David’s CryVerses 3b–4: David’s PositionVerse 5: David’s SalvationVerses 6–7: David’s RequestAdditional Scriptures ReferencedJames 1Joshua1 Corinthians 1Season 3 Closing ThoughtsThis episode brings us to the conclusion of Season 3 of the UNTIED Podcast, and we are truly grateful that you have journeyed with us. Our prayer is that what we’ve studied and discussed together has been a blessing to you and to your walk with the Lord.This season has included both highs and lows in our own lives, and through it all, the Psalms have continually pointed us back to enduring truth—that God is near, that we can take refuge in Him, and that His love and care for us never waver. When life feels heavy, the Psalms lift our eyes back to the faithfulness of God.As we look ahead to the next season, we pray that the Lord continues to bless you in your daily walk. May you stay focused on His will for your life, remain untied from anything that draws you away from Him, and firmly tie yourself to His life-giving Word.God bless you in all that you do. And until next time—or rather, until next season—we hope you will stay UNTIED.
- Jan 1, 20261h 26m
Psalm 63 — Passion for Good
UNTIED Podcast — Season 3, Episode #14Psalm 63 — Passion for GoodShow Theme:“Passion for Good” — Psalm 63Historical backdrop: 2 Samuel 15–17 or 1 Samuel 23:14–15David’s pursuit of God in the wilderness reminds us what it looks like to hunger for righteousness when life feels dry, distant, and difficult.Welcome"Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we're here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching!"Segment 1 — What’s Been Cooking?It’s Season 3, Episode 14!Catch up with Corey & Garrett on what’s been happening in life, ministry… and yes, what’s been sizzling on the grill. Because sometimes the best conversations happen over good food and good company.Segment 2 — Bring Your Best BooksBooks shaping our hearts, homes, and ministries this week:Corey’s PicksSheet Music: Uncovering the Secrets of Sexual Intimacy — Kevin Leman...https://a.co/d/a7vR9PeDo Yourself a Favor: Love Your Wife — Page Williams...https://a.co/d/0WqZEgWGarrett’s PicksKeeping the Church From the Wilderness — Neil Pollardhttps://www.lifeandfavor.org/shoplifeandfavor/p/keeping-the-church-from-the-wildernessConnected: Parenting Faithfully in the Digital Age — Joe Wellshttps://www.kaiopublications.org/connected-parenting-faithfully-in-the-digital-age/Segment 3 — Study TimePsalm 63: Passion for GoodDavid’s world was shifting—betrayal, pursuit, uncertainty—yet his response wasn’t bitterness or isolation, but passionate longing for God.We’ll explore how Psalm 63 teaches us to thirst for righteousness, cling to God in wilderness seasons, and keep doing good even when life feels hard.Episode Wrap-UpNext week is the Season 3 finale!We’ll end the year reflecting on Psalm 142 — David’s cry from the cave and what it means to find refuge when you feel completely alone.Texts Used in This EpisodePsalm 632 Samuel 15–17 / 1 Samuel 23:14–15Additional supporting scriptures referenced in the discussion
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