Plainspoken Bible teaching with pastoral weight.
Walk in Truth centers on Pastor Michael Lance's teaching through Acts and related passages. The tone is warm and direct, moving from Paul's journeys, church leadership, and Christian witness into practical questions about faith under pressure.
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Walk in Truth is built around extended Bible teaching from Pastor Michael Lance. Its center of gravity is exposition. Recent episodes linger in Acts, following Paul's tearful farewell to the Ephesian elders, his journey toward Jerusalem, and his readiness to suffer for his calling. The pace is steady, not hurried. A passage is read, cross-referenced, explained, and then brought into ordinary life with direct pastoral pressure. One episode asks what reasons Christians can give for the hope they hold. Another considers why difficulty does not automatically mean someone has missed the will of God. The teaching often turns biblical scenes into practical tests of courage, obedience, and responsibility. Paul becomes an example of perseverance. The Ephesian elders become a charge to shepherd the church with seriousness. The watchman image from Ezekiel becomes a warning about refusing to speak when warning is needed. These are not abstract lessons. The application reaches into marriage, church authority, family enabling, grief, money, prayer, and the fear of conflict. The show also has a lived-in church feel, with occasional personal memories, small jokes, and references to congregational life. It can stop to define a Greek word such as hupostelo, then immediately explain why that matters for anyone with a platform or a pastoral duty. It is earnest. It is also conversational enough to feel like a sermon heard in the room rather than a scripted essay read at a desk. Promotional and donation segments appear around the teaching, but the main voice is expository and pastoral. For listeners who value traditional Bible study with practical application, Walk in Truth offers a direct, Scripture-heavy path through Christian conviction and daily obedience.
Made for: Best for Christians who want steady exposition, cross-references, and practical application from Acts and related passages. It also suits listeners exploring how Bible teaching frames suffering, witness, leadership, and obedience.
What sets it apart: The show combines steady pacing with direct congregational application, moving from textual detail to real-life pressure without losing the thread. Its strength is the way historical context, Greek word notes, and pastoral exhortation work together.
Michael Lantz dissects God's word and applies it to today's issues, trends, and culture. Pastor Lantz's expository teachings go straight through each book of the Bible. Teachings similar to that of Bible teachers Alistair Begg, John MacArthur, and David Jeremiah. 26 minute episodes released every weekday morning.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Michael Lance turns close readings of Acts into concrete teaching on leadership, conflict, prayer, and faithful conduct.
Walk in Truth keeps an open Bible at the center while Pastor Michael Lance moves patiently through Acts, connecting Paul's journeys and pastoral counsel with church leadership, marriage, prayer, conflict, and perseverance.
Paul dodges a murder plot, and you get a Bible lesson that remembers people have problems too.
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Acts 20 becomes a lesson in shepherding, servant leadership, and not shrinking back.
The episode keeps close to Acts 20, with Pastor Michael Lance presenting Paul’s meeting with the Ephesian elders as a burdened, prayerful moment before the warning of Jerusalem.
Paul's farewell becomes a sober lesson in shepherding, wandering, and the cost of guarding a flock.
Michael Lance treats Acts 20 as Paul's farewell to the Ephesian elders, and that framing gives the passage real gravity. He follows Paul through the last stretch of the third missionary journey toward Jerusalem, sets that road beside Jesus' resolve, and keeps returning to the…
A pastoral teaching that moves from Paul's relief over Corinth to Eutychus by the smoky upper-room window.
Paul's concern for the Corinthian church gives "Going Home Alive - Part 3" a steady emotional pull. The episode follows 2 Corinthians 7:5 through Titus's arrival, the Corinthians' repentance, and their follow-through on a financial gift, tracing the shift from fear about the…
Paul's care for a pressured church becomes a sermon about worry, love, and Jesus taking the fall.
Going Home Alive - Part 2 treats Acts 20:1-12 as a study in encouragement under pressure. Pastor Michael Lance pictures Paul steadying believers in Ephesus after the uproar around Demetrius, then broadens the point into the more ordinary strain of caring about other people.
A clear pastoral charge on prayer, courage, and servant care for Christ's flock.
Acts 20 is treated as a sober charge on the cost of church leadership, following Paul toward Jerusalem as the Holy Spirit warns that bonds and afflictions await.
A pastoral reading of ministry conflict, patient disagreement, and Timothy's place beside Paul.
Acts 15:36 through 16:10 is treated as a study in how God keeps guiding ministry even through sharp disagreement. Pastor Michael Lance stays with Paul's refusal to take Mark, Barnabas's choice to sail with him to Cyprus, and Paul's departure with Silas, while holding Barnabas's…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This episode is a Bible teaching by Pastor Michael Lance focusing on how God guides believers' lives through passages like Psalm 23 and Acts 15-16, emphasizing the need to follow Jesus as our shepherd.
Pastor Michael Lance teaches on the importance of grace as both a doctrinal and relational concept, focusing on Acts 15 and how Jesus exemplifies grace for believers to follow.
Pastor Michael Lantz continues his expository teaching on Acts 20:13-38, focusing on Paul's farewell address to the Ephesian elders.
Pastor Michael Lantz continues his teaching on Acts 15:36-16:10, focusing on the conflict between Paul and Barnabas over John Mark.
Pastor Michael Lance continues his Ephesians 3 series, defining the "mystery of Christ" as Gentiles sharing fully in God's promise through the gospel.
This episode is a Bible teaching by Pastor Michael Lance focusing on how Christians can articulate their reasons for faith, using scriptures from Acts 21 and 1 Peter 3.15 to discuss defending Christianity in today's culture.
This episode explores Acts 21:1-16, focusing on Paul's determination to follow God's will despite warnings of suffering and addressing how believers should handle enabling others in sin.
This episode continues Pastor Michael Lance's Bible teaching on Acts chapter 21, focusing on Paul's departure from the Ephesian elders and his journey to Jerusalem.
This episode explores the concept of surrendering to God's will through biblical examples from Acts 21 and Old Testament figures like Abraham and Moses, emphasizing faith amid difficulties.
This episode is part three of Pastor Michael Lance's Bible teaching on Acts 20:13-38, focusing on the watchman imagery from Ezekiel 33 and its application to church leadership.
Pastor Michael Lance continues Acts 20:13-38 with part 2 of A Loving Shepherd's Charge to the Church.
Pastor Michael Lance teaches Acts 20:13-38 as part one of "A Loving Shepherd's Charge to the Church," also described as a loving shepherd's farewell to the Ephesian elders.
Pastor Michael Lentz ties Acts 20 to 2 Corinthians 7 by tracing Paul's anxiety after a severe letter and Titus's report that the Corinthians longed, mourned, and repented.
Pastor Michael Lance reflects on Paul encouraging people in Ephesus after the uproar, urging them to keep going even when the setting was hard.
Walk in Truth’s "Going Home Alive, Part 1" follows Paul leaving Ephesus after the Artemis uproar, with Pastor Michael Lance reading Acts 20:1-12 alongside Acts 20:24.
This episode continues Pastor Michael Lance's Bible teaching series, focusing on Timothy's background, his relationship with Paul, and his role as a young, passionate Christian leader in Ephesus.
This episode explores a biblical conflict between Paul and Barnabas over taking Mark on a ministry journey, highlighting themes of disagreement, reliability, and guidance in faith.
This episode is a Bible teaching by Pastor Michael Lance focusing on how God guides believers' lives through the lens of Psalm 23 and Acts 15-16, emphasizing the need to follow God's direction.