Kyle Winkler Video Podcast

The lamb is the most frequently used symbol in Scripture for Jesus. It represents freedom, forgiveness and peace. It also explains why God is not angry. Join Kyle as he unpacks the significance of John the Baptist’s call to “behold the Lamb!”

Often, people treat Jesus as something like Windex when it comes to forgiveness. They believe He cleans them, but only after they do something to apply it. Join Kyle to explore why this transactional kind of forgiveness is far from what Jesus died to provide.

Repentance is one of the most foundational and transformational truths in the Bible. Yet a mistranslation has turned it into something it’s not. Join Kyle to uncover the meaning and power of real repentance.

Tired of striving for an impossible standard of perfection? Discover how Jesus’ call to be perfect (Matthew 5:48) is really an invitation to embrace your imperfections and find true rest in His grace.

Feeling distant from God? The issue may be related to a popular promise about “drawing near” to God. Uncover the truth behind James 4:8 and how it fits into God’s grand plan for His presence.

Feeling let down by God’s promise to give you the desires of your heart (Psalm 37:4)? You might need to rethink what the promise is really all about. Join Kyle to uncover the encouraging truth behind one of the most misunderstood scriptures.

Discover how five of the most iconic people in the Old Testament not only shaped history but miraculously foreshadowed the life and mission of Jesus.

The seven Jewish festivals in the Old Testament were more than annual rituals. They forecast the coming of Jesus and His astonishing plan for humankind. Join Kyle to find personal meaning in these festivals and how they can impact your life today.

Discover what it truly means to rest, not as the world sees it, but the way God intended. This isn’t about adhering to strict rules or rituals; it’s about finding a rest that rejuvenates your soul, even amidst life’s busiest moments.

In moments of crisis and confusion, peace is hinged on a few proper perspectives. Here’s what you need to know to stay calm and discern direction in the midst of craziness.

Words are powerful to end the enemy’s attacks. But not just any ole words drive off the devil. You need to know the 3 specific kinds of words that make him run.

The Bible describes a principle that people used to change things with just their words. Discover how you can use it to change yourself, your situations and even your loved ones.

Deliverance from negative emotions and behaviors begins with a changed mind. But not just any thoughts will do it. It takes three specific mindset shifts to move from fear to peace, insecurity to confidence, sadness to happiness, or addiction to freedom.

There are surprising clues in the Christmas story to a prophetic message about the world and about yourself. Join Kyle as he reveals each clue in captivating detail.

After years of battling threats and lies that limited him, Kyle finally discovered what really works to end the enemy’s influence. Tune in as he reveals his top 5 spiritual warfare secrets.

The loss of a loved one is excruciating. It’s healthy to grieve and feel all the emotions that come with it. But despair and hopelessness don’t have to be your fate. Rick Manis joins Kyle Winkler to share his story of processing grief with God in order to enjoy life again.

Nearly 300 million people experience depression today. Many are Christians. Whether you are depressed or know someone who is, understanding what the Bible really says about depression (and what it doesn’t) can be incredibly healing.

Despite more social opportunities than ever, many people feel lonely. In fact, loneliness has been declared an epidemic. But if being around more people isn’t the solution, what is? Join Kyle as he explores how to solve loneliness from within you.

Do you feel terrible about something you did? Or horrible about who you are? These are the deadly symptoms of guilt and shame. God doesn’t want you to battle them anymore. Join Kyle to discover the Great Physician’s prescription.

In today’s diverse and connected culture, is it possible to take no offense—even at things that really are hurtful or hateful? Yes! Turns out, the simple solution to denying offense and maintaining peace is found in the gospel.