Episodes

We exercise faith by obeying, boldly, what God commands us to do. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley as we discuss why faith is crucial to obeying God.

When we obey God, we see Him move. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley as we discuss why we see God's miracles whenever we obey Him.

As Christians we should trust and obey what God commands, and at times our obedience is faced with severe opposition. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley in this episode of the Messy Walk Podcast as we discuss why facing opposition is a good thing.

Why would we not trust God who is sovereign over all things? How does believing in God's sovereignty help build our faith? Join Pastor Adam, accompanied by Graham Beasley, in this episode of the Messy Walk Podcast as we discuss the amazing reality of God's sovereignty.

One way to build our faith is to fix our eyes on the Author and Perfecter of our faith, Jesus. Join Pastor Adam, accompanied by Graham Beasley, in this episode of the Messy Walk Podcast as we discuss how we can practically fix our eyes on Jesus.

As a Christian, have you ever wondered at times what is the source of our anxiety? Many have but hardly few will admit to its deep root reason. Join Pastor Adam, accompanied by Graham Beasley in this episode of the Messy Walk Podcast as we dive into this very question.

Not everyone can relate to being a pastor, but many can relate to being a Christian. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley in this week's episode of the Messy Walk Podcast as we discuss some brutal confessions most Christians don't want to admit.

Last week’s talk introduced the idea of choosing to surrender over taking control. Join Pastor Adam, accompanied by Graham Beasley, in an honest discussion on why we should surrender to Christ and give up control in this week’s episode of the Messy Walk Podcast.

The question isn’t “Are you a control freak?” Rather, “What do you tend to be a control freak about?” Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, as we discuss the problem of control in everyone’s life in this week’s episode of the Messy Walk Podcast.

Last week’s talk introduced the idea of choosing what is urgent over what is important. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, as we continue this discussion in this week’s episode of the Messy Walk Podcast.

We all tend to focus on the urgencies in our lives rather than the important matters. As we continue to neglect the important matters in life, we create even more urgencies. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, as we discuss why we focus on urgencies rather than what is important.

Last week’s talk introduced the idea of choosing discipline over regrets. Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, in a discussion on how we can practically deal with our regrets biblically.

Let's face it, we all have regrets. But how should we view our regrets? Why is it that we have regrets? Join Pastor Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, in this episode of The Messy Walk Podcast as we dive into these very topics.

The Christian life starts messy and will continue messy. Listen in as Pastor Adam, accompanied by Graham Beasley, discuss the modern Christian walk and its struggles, in this Episode of The Messy Walk Podcast.

Paralyzation and a lost father is today’s topic. Make sure to tune in as Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, discusses his early call into ministry as a twenty-year-old minister, in this Episode of The Messy Walk Podcast.

The difficulties of being a young Christian is hard, being young and Christian can sometimes be even harder. Listen as Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, discuss the difficulties of being young in age and faith, in this episode of The Messy Walk Podcast.

“If we are presenting to people that we have it all together then we are presenting to God that we have it all together.” - Adam Cook, 2021. This is the brutal truth. Listen as Adam Cook, accompanied by Graham Beasley, dive into the realities of the Christian faith, and its difficulties on this episode of The Messy Walk Podcast.