Host Brother Ryan (First Baptist Church, Gordonsville) explores the believer’s relationship with Scripture in episode 10. Topics covered include the unity and authority of the 66 books of the Bible, the Bible as God-breathed (2 Timothy 3:16), Scripture as living and active (Hebrews 4:12), and Psalm 119:105’s image of God’s Word as a lamp for our path. Key points: the greatest attack on the Bible often comes from believers who ignore it; Scripture renews the mind (Romans 12:2) and exposes the heart; Christians are being discipled daily by something—choose the Bible over culture, social media, and entertainment; practical steps to grow include daily reading, journaling, and reading with the intention of obedience (James 1:22).

On this special episode of The Change, Brother Ryan brings listeners to CentriKid Camp with the Orange Team — adult and youth leaders from First Baptist Church Gordon­s­ville — to share the week’s highs, laughs, and spiritual moments.

Guests including Amy Leigh, Hannah, Christian (aka “Mr. Clean”), Mary Katherine, Ben and other volunteer leaders talk about why they give a week to serve, memorable moments of worship and testimony, and how the Holy Spirit moved during camp.

Key points: the importance of children’s ministry and church camp in training up kids (Proverbs 22:6), how serving together builds bonds within the church family, practical encouragement for parents to send their children, and how short conversations can lead to life-changing decisions.

Tune in for candid stories, funny behind-the-scenes moments, and a heartfelt reminder of how Jesus makes a real difference in kids’ lives.

Welcome to The Change, cultivating the difference Jesus makes. In this episode the staff of First Baptist Gordonsville reconnect after Easter and dive into what it means to live faith on mission where you are. They discuss biblical foundations like the Great Commission and examples from Jesus (Zacchaeus, the woman at the well), the power and promptings of the Holy Spirit (Acts, Philip and the Ethiopian), and the importance of obedience over results. The conversation includes honest personal stories about missed opportunities, practical everyday ways to start gospel conversations, guarding your testimony, setting healthy boundaries when building relationships with non-believers, and relying on God rather than fear or performance.

Listeners will hear encouraging application: be faithful, cultivate consistent Bible study and prayer, let the Holy Spirit prompt you, and begin with simple testimony-sharing. The hosts close by reminding listeners that success in evangelism is obedience and faithfulness — so "stay salty."