Idol sounds too close to idle. If this body is the temple, why are we letting it stay stagnant? The remnant isn't just chosen—the remnant has to stay awake. It’s time to stop consuming and start moving."

In this broadcast from the edge of the court, Jason J. Knight and Flip Diesel dive into Micah 5. We’re discussing why God’s people are spread out like dew among the nations and why your spiritual idleness might actually be a form of idolatry.

The Anchors:

Micah 5:7: Understanding the remnant’s role as "dew from the Lord" in the midst of many peoples.

The Idle Trap: Why letting your spirit stay stagnant is the first step toward false worship.

Cleansing the Temple: Taking an honest look at what needs to be cut off so you can move with Christ again.

The Takeaway:

You can’t afford to be idle in an hour like this. Idolatry is as much about what you neglect as what you praise. Wake up, cleanse what needs cleansing, and start living like the remnant you were called to be. Stay awake, stay anchored, and get back in the movement.

Frequency Found:

• Read the Reflection Guide: knightwaveradio.substack.com
• Watch the Visuals: youtube.com/@KnightWaveRadio

Stay awake. Stay anchored.

God didn't wait for me to get it right before He reached for me. He was found by me when I wasn't even looking. If His hand is still stretched out toward you, how can you turn around and condemn someone else who is still trying to find their way?"

In this broadcast from the edge of the court, Jason J. Knight shares a personal look at the persistent grace of God. We’re diving into Romans 10 and 14 to discuss why the Kingdom is about righteousness and peace, not judgment and stumbling blocks.

The Anchors:

Romans 10:20-21: Understanding the "all day long" reach of a God who doesn't give up on the contrary.

The Judgment Seat: Why we need to stop acting like the judge and start acting like the witness.

Beautiful Feet: How your voice can be the very thing that reminds someone else that God is still reaching.

The Takeaway:

You were found before you knew what you were looking for. Don't let your attitude destroy what Christ died to save. Keep walking, keep reaching, and keep your eyes on the Shepherd who never stopped looking for you. Stay awake, stay anchored, and let grace have the final word.

Frequency Found:

• Read the Reflection Guide: knightwaveradio.substack.com
• Watch the Visuals: youtube.com/@KnightWaveRadio

Stay awake. Stay anchored.

Peace doesn't start with a feeling; it starts with where your mind stays. If your mind stays on Him, peace stays available. Don't let your reactions pull you off your anchor."

In this broadcast from the edge of the court, Jason J. Knight dives into Isaiah 26:3. We’re discussing why peace needs a foundation, how to stop your mind from drifting under pressure, and why trust is the only fuel for "perfect peace."

The Anchors:

Isaiah 26:3: Understanding the difference between temporary feelings and a stayed mind.

• The Strong City: Why you need a strong spirit to protect your peace when life moves fast.
• The Trust Key: Why peace is tied to your focus on God rather than your focus on the problem.

The Takeaway: Perfect peace is available, but it requires structure and a choice. Stop replaying the pressure and start replaying the promise. Whatever holds your mind shapes your heart. Stay awake, stay anchored, and keep your mind stayed on the One who never shifts.

Frequency Found:

• Read the Reflection Guide: knightwaveradio.substack.com
• Watch the Visuals: youtube.com/@KnightWaveRadio

Stay awake. Stay anchored.