The JESUSL0VE5U Podcast

Tired of Trying? God Sees You

Exhausted? Burnt out? Ready to quit? In this episode, we talk about what to do when you’re tired of trying and how God’s love offers rest, renewal, and hope. Discover how Jesus sees you in your struggle and invites you to lay your burdens at His feet.

A Tribute to Charlie Kirk

In this special tribute episode, we reflect on the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk. From founding Turning Point USA at just 18 years old to becoming a bold voice for truth, Charlie inspired a generation to think critically, live courageously, and keep Christ at the center. Though his time with us feels too short, his influence continues through the lessons he taught and the example he set. Join us as we honor his memory, consider what we can learn from his journey, and find hope in Jesus—the One Charlie always pointed toward.

When the World Pulls You Back

Ever feel like the world is trying to pull you back into old habits, old ways of thinking, or old versions of yourself? In this episode of JESUSL0VE5U, we talk about that constant “vacuum” pulling at your spirit and how to stand firm in Christ when the world won’t let go. With practical encouragement, powerful Scripture, and a prayer to keep you grounded, this episode reminds you that while the world pulls, Jesus holds you tighter.

God’s Heart for the Lost

In this episode, we dive into God’s heart for those who are far from Him. Through the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son, we see His relentless love and pursuit of the lost. Whether you’re feeling distant from God or looking for ways to reach others, this episode will encourage you to trust His heart and join Him in the mission of bringing people home.

Will We Feel Sad Knowing Some Aren’t in Heaven?

How can Heaven be full of joy if people we love aren’t there? In this episode, we explore what Scripture says about grief, memory, and God’s justice in eternity. Discover how Revelation 21:4 assures us that every tear will be wiped away and why Heaven’s peace isn’t built on forgetting—but on complete trust in God’s goodness.

Will We Remember Our Life on Earth in Heaven?

What carries over into eternity? In this episode, we explore what Scripture suggests about memory in Heaven. From Jesus’ resurrection to the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, the Bible gives us powerful insight into what we may remember—and how God transforms even our past pain into something redeemed. This message brings clarity, comfort, and hope for what’s to come.

Will We Recognize People in Heaven?

Will we know our loved ones in eternity? Scripture gives us powerful clues that point to yes. In this episode, we explore moments like Jesus’ resurrection, the Mount of Transfiguration, and David’s hope after loss—all showing that Heaven isn’t a reset but a reunion. Whether you’ve lost someone or just wonder what awaits, this message will bring comfort and clarity.

Will We Be Married in Heaven?

What happens to marriage after this life? In this episode, we explore Jesus’ words in Matthew 22:30 and what they reveal about relationships in eternity. Whether you’re married, single, or grieving a spouse, this message brings clarity, comfort, and hope. Heaven isn’t the end of love—it’s the beginning of something greater.

God’s Kids, Not Mine

Your children aren’t just yours—they’re God’s. In this episode, we explore the humbling and freeing truth that we are vessels entrusted with His kids. Psalm 127:3 reminds us that children are a heritage from the Lord. This message will encourage parents to release control, embrace their calling, and trust God with the lives He’s placed in their care.

One Year to Grow – The Parable of the Fig Tree

In Luke 13:6–9, Jesus tells the parable of a fig tree given one final year to bear fruit before being cut down. In this episode, we explore what that means for us today and why God sometimes gives a limited window for growth. This is a message of both mercy and urgency — a reminder that His patience is meant to lead us to repentance and fruitfulness. If God is giving you a “one year to grow” season, how will you use it?