In our current society, the god of this world is doing his very  best to blur our identities through gender confusion. The result has been young men and young ladies who don’t really know what biblical manhood and womenhood really is. In this workshop, Caleb Reed seeks to find Scriptural clarity on what it means to be a man or women in this age.

Sometimes we use words and phrases without really knowing what they mean. The results can not only be frustrating; they can be tragic. In this session, Caleb Reed seeks to explain the core concept of what it truly means to “abide in Christ.”

In this service, Caleb Reed asks a pivotal question that has great ramifications for every aspect of victory and Christian living: Have you died yet? Learn of the crisis and agony of the death Christ calls us to and the glorious life on the other side of the darkened door.

Many have been blessed with extra discretionary time these last couple of months, but what we have accomplished with that time has likely revealed our true priorities. Join Caleb Reed in this podcast that explains why time in God’s presence is crucial.

In this testimony, Caleb shares how God changed his perspective on his walk with God because of the pandemic—and how this time of crisis should change your perspective, too.

Do you depend on Jesus just to get up the nerve to hand out a tract? That’s a good start, but that’s not walking on water. Listen as Caleb Reed raises the bar of what God could do through us in the harvest fields if we would only live 0/100!

As a Thee Gener, you’re striving to do what is right, but have you ever found yourself longing for the way of the world? Perhaps the world seams easier, and even more productive at times. In today’s podcast, Caleb Reed reveals the truth of the way of the wicked, and tells us how to be content on the Lord’s side.

You may have heard it said before that “those who fail to plan, plan to fail.” Have you chosen a plan of purposeful victory before the next temptation comes? This is the topic of today’s podcast where we join Caleb Reed to discuss the difference between being right, and doing right.

How long would it take you to get into the center of God’s will? A couple days? weeks? years? When we stumble from our walk with God, we often let discouragement prevent us from turning back to Him. In this podcast, Caleb Reed explains from personal experience that God is only one step away.

Can you think of a time when you were closer to God than you are now? There may be something in your life you need to get rid of in order to restore that relationship. Join Caleb Reed in this podcast as he gives two steps to getting clean.

Many teenagers live under the constant pressure of trying to be something that they are not. Those young people often live in fear, anxiety, and depression because they can never measure up. Listen as Caleb Reed shares a perspective God has been teaching him on “How to be a Worm.”

Is truth really that important? Do you really need to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth or is there a time and place for a few slight fibs? The Bible takes truth and lies quite seriously. Find out what God thinks of lying in “Black, White or Shaded.”

In times of defeat, desperate Christians often look to a new solution instead of the true solution. Our speaker today, Caleb Reed suggests that you probably already know the answer to your problem, but now its time to act on it. Join him in this podcast entitled, You Already Know the Answer.

As you consider your goals for this year, we invite you to take the next seven minutes to consider one goal that God has for each one of us. Listen carefully as Caleb Reed portrays from scripture, THE mark of YOUR high calling.

From the highway speed limit to your family curfew; school dress code to having your devotions in the morning, what is your motivation for doing what’s right? In today’s podcast, we are joined by a graduate of Baptist College of Ministry who will explain why some of our most valiant intentions will often end in discouragement.

Perceived injustices lead to bitterness and resentment, but half the battle is just recognizing the problem. Listen as Caleb Reed helps us not only recognize the problem and find a solution in Jesus Christ.