In this episode, Pastor Greg takes a deeper dive into a single, powerful word from 2 Corinthians 9:7 that has the potential to completely transform how we think about giving. The Greek word hilaros—translated as “cheerful”—goes far beyond polite generosity. It paints a picture of joy so full, so radiant, that it overflows into laughter.

What if God isn’t just looking for willing givers… but joyful, overflowing, hilarious ones?

Together, we explore:

The true meaning behind “cheerful giving” in Scripture

Why giving is more than obligation—it’s participation in God’s eternal work

How the gospel reshapes not just what we give, but the heart behind it

The connection between God’s grace and our generosity

What it means that God delights in those who give with joy

If your giving has ever felt routine, pressured, or joyless, this episode invites you to step back, refocus on the cross, and rediscover the deep joy that flows from a heart transformed by Christ.

What if some of the most powerful words ever written… were almost never delivered?

This week on Pulpitless, Pastor Greg uncovers the story of a man you’ve probably overlooked—Tychicus. He didn’t write Scripture. He didn’t lead crowds. But without him, some of the Apostle Paul’s greatest letters may have never reached the church.

Discover the hidden hero who carried the Gospel across dangerous roads, encouraged weary hearts, and faithfully served behind the scenes. His story might just change how you see your own role in God’s Kingdom.

If you’ve ever wondered whether the small, unseen things you do really matter—this episode is for you.

What does the Bible have against a good joke?

This week, Pastor Greg dives into Ephesians 5 and tackles a phrase that makes modern Christians squirm: “crude joking.” Was Paul just banning dirty jokes—or uncovering something deeper about the human heart?

If you’ve ever wondered whether this is a “small issue” in a world of big problems, this conversation might challenge you in unexpected ways.

Listen now and discover how even your sense of humor can reflect the light of Christ.