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David Jackson

Feeding My Faith

I love God, but hate religion. Let's get back to you and God. It's pretty simple. Quick lessons, and maybe, just maybe, some fun. Can God be fun? Yes. Yes he can.

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Auteur

David Jackson

Catégorie

Religion

Site du podcast

www.feedingmyfaith.com

Dernier épisode

10 oct. 2026

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Épisodes

Faith, Freedom, and the Responsibility to Pay Attention 10.10.2026

Everybody Look What's Going Down How well do you know the people asking for your vote—and the ideas shaping the next generation? In this departure from my usual Feeding My Faith episode, I challenge you to look beyond headlines, campaign promises, and social media talking points. Beginning with Romans 1:22, I share my concerns about political ideology, religious extremism, and America’s future—and...

Four Checks From God 22.08.2026

It's one thing to follow Christ. It's another thing to surrender to Him. In this episode, Dave digs into Matthew 26 and the Last Supper, where every disciple (including Judas) asks Jesus, "Surely you don't mean me?" Dave unpacks how Judas could sit at the table, hear Jesus teach, and still walk away unsurrendered, then traces that same tension into modern stories of costly surrender: Mel Gibson be...

Feeling Jealous? So Were the Disciples 09.08.2026

We All Trip Over Jealousy Jealousy can be a real buzzkill, right? I mean, who hasn't scrolled through social media and thought, 'Why can't I have that fancy car or that perfect vacation?' Well, in this episode, we dive into the topic of jealousy and how it can mess with our heads. Our buddy Dave shares some personal stories, from his childhood where he learned the value of hard work, to moments in...

When It Feels Like There is No Hope 25.07.2026

Can It Get Any Worse? Have you ever been in a situation where it just seems like things are getting worse and worse and worse, and there's just no hope that anything is going to get better? I found myself, thanks to our good friends at YouTube, being shown depressing video after depressing video that just led me to believe that the world was going to hell in a hand-basket. It got to the point wher...

You Reap What You Sow: Personal Responsibility 11.07.2026

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Who's to Blame for Your Failures? Have you ever looked back at something that went wrong and realized, "Yeah... that one's on me"? That's what I'm talking about in this episode: personal responsibility. It's not always a fun topic because it's a whole lot easier to blame someone else. But the truth is, we really do reap what we sow. If we plant bad habits, poor decision...

Happy Fourth of July: Pray For Your Leaders 04.07.2026

When I was eleven, America was celebrating its 200th birthday, and everywhere I looked, people were beaming with pride, donning flag T-shirts and embracing the spirit of unity. Fast forward fifty years, and it feels like a growing number of Americans are more eager to criticize the country than celebrate it. The conversation focused on why this shift has happened, how outside perceptions often cla...

All Access Grace: Living with Divine Confidence 23.05.2026

Today we're diving headfirst into the wild world of self-esteem and identity, and let me tell you, you are NOT your mistakes! That’s the big takeaway, folks—our blunders and fumbles don’t define us, but instead, we’re all cherished children of God, brimming with purpose and potential. I mean, how cool is that? The Negative Thoughts Aren't Too Far Away We often let those pesky negative memories wei...

Getting Better at Sharing Your Faith 25.04.2026

Sharing your Faith Today, we’re diving deep into the delightful chaos of sharing our faith—yes, that’s right, we’re putting on our brave faces and getting real! You see, many of us struggle to openly express our beliefs, often because we fear we’ll look silly. But let’s be honest: if we can do the chicken dance at weddings without batting an eyelash, why can’t we share what we believe with the sam...

I Don't Care - I Do What I Want! 12.04.2026

A Common Phrase Among Kids Ever find yourself scrolling through social media and thinking, 'What in the world are these kids doing?' Well, buckle up, because we’re diving deep into the wild world of influencers and the p...

Bible Stories Vs Bible Events 21.03.2026

Let’s get real for a moment: the Bible is more than just bedtime stories. It’s a collection of events that have shaped the world, and we’re here to explain that! From the archaeological finds that confirm places and people mentioned in the scriptures to the way words have changed over time, it’s a fascinating discussion. We’re breaking down how skeptics view the Bible and flipping the script to sh...

The Divided States of America 07.03.2026

Remember those Olympic days when everyone was glued to the screen, sharing the same excitement? It's a wild ride down memory lane as we dive into the nostalgia of Olympic moments that brought us all together. We chat about iconic figures like Nadia Comaneci, who wowed everyone with her perfect 10, and how the thrill of sports once united us all in front of the TV, not just staring at our phones. F...

Remarkable Love in an Unremarkable World 21.02.2026

In this episode, I explore one simple, staggering truth: Christ loved us while we were still sinners. I start with Romans 5:8 and the idea that this kind of love is not just good, it’s remarkable —completely unlike anything we see in the world around us. I'm back from the NRB, and they were talking faith and action. So why aren't we taking action? From there, I move into why, even with a gospel th...

Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? 08.02.2026

We’re diving into a big question today: why do bad things happen to really good people? It’s like a cosmic riddle wrapped in a mystery, and trust me, I’ve had my fair share of ups and downs lately. I mean, one minute I’m feeling like a million bucks—finally out of debt—and the next, I’m hit with a lawsuit that makes me go, “Seriously? Why me?” But hang tight, because we're unraveling this together...

No More Excuses: The Power of Personal Accountability 29.11.2025

In this episode, I reflect on the importance of personal accountability and how easy it can be to point fingers at others rather than owning up to our actions. I start with the classic Einstein quote about insanity—doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results—and share stories from my own life where accountability (or lack thereof) played a big role, from customers blaming my...

Noticing Blessings: Overcoming Negativity and Entitlement 22.11.2025

As I record this, it's the week of Thanksgiving, so I wanted to take some time to talk about why giving thanks is so important—not just spiritually (it's biblical!), but also physically and mentally. If you're feeling like there’s nothing to be thankful for, maybe you’re just not looking in the right places. I dive into 1 Thessalonians 5:18 and talk about how giving thanks applies to all circumsta...

One Choice at a Time: Escaping the Cycle of Quick Hits and Empty Wins 08.11.2025

Hey, it's Dave Jackson, and in this episode, I'm diving deep into something that's affecting all of us—how our brains are wired for quick gratification, and how that plays out in everything from social media scrolling to food, gambling, and more. I start things off by talking about the science behind our brains—the dopamine “wanting chemical” that's responsible for why we keep endlessly scrolling...

Wobbly Knees, Knockout Lies: How to Stand Strong! 20.09.2025

Wobbly knees, folks! We’ve all been there, right? In this chat, we dive deep into the ups and downs of life, and let me tell you, life can hit harder than a heavyweight champ! Think about it: just like Ali with his fancy footwork, we’re all dodging punches from life and sometimes we get hit! So, what's the deal when those knees start wobbling? We explore how vulnerability is not just a weakness bu...

Accepting Others for Who They Are 03.08.2025

The podcast episode provides a profound reflection on the challenges of interpersonal relationships, particularly the frustration experienced when others do not conform to our expectations. The speaker draws upon the poignant reality of witnessing the passing of cultural icons, which serves as a catalyst for deeper contemplation about life’s transience. Central to the discussion is the exploration...

The Unseen Strengths in Our Differences: A Biblical Perspective 20.07.2025

Today, we delve into the poignant theme of feeling like the odd person out, examining how our perceived differences can serve as strengths. The episode presents a compelling exploration of left-handedness as a metaphor for the unique attributes that can set individuals apart. Through biblical narratives and historical examples, we illustrate that characteristics often viewed as disadvantages—such...

Lose Your Luggage 05.07.2025

The prodigal son is a parable we've all often heard. Today I ask, "Why did Jesus leave this lesson?" Also there are some thing s you may not know like "running is humiliating" and PIGS, yes PIGS (a common animal in the bible). Takeaways: The parable of the prodigal son illustrates the boundless compassion and forgiveness of God. Jesus conveyed this parable to demonstrate that redemption is always...

The Power of 4: What Fondu, Exercise Equipment and Bible's Have in Common 21.06.2025

TLDR-Reading the bible has benefits - wait until you hear. The central theme of this podcast episode revolves around the critical necessity of maintaining a connection with God, likened to a whale's dependence on surfacing for air. I explore the profound implications of spiritual disconnection, underscoring that just as fish cannot survive outside water, humans cannot thrive spiritually when estra...

Peter's Last Ditch Effort 14.05.2025

Today we talk about a scripture and story you've heard a million times - and never noticed this one thing. So we are talking "potty words" coming out of your mouth. Why do we do it, why we shouldn't, and what it's a symbol of. Scripture: James 3:9-10 With the tongue, we praise our Lord and Father, and with it we curse human beings, who have been made in God’s likeness. 10Out of the same mouth come...

The Quest for Patience in a Fast-Paced World 02.03.2025

The discussion centers on the phenomenon of traveling at the speed of life, illustrating our diminishing capacity for patience in an era dominated by instantaneous gratification. We explore how technological advancements, while ostensibly designed to enhance convenience, have inadvertently fostered an expectation for immediate results in every facet of our lives. Through personal anecdotes and scr...

Recreational Outrage: The Opening Ceremony of the 2024 France Olympics 06.08.2024

Navigating Offense: Christians' Response to the Olympics Controversy Welcome back to another episode of "Feeding My Faith." I'm your host, Dave Jackson, from theschoolofpodcasting.com. Today, we're diving into a hot-button issue that has set social media ablaze—the controversial opening ceremonies of the 2024 Olympics in France. Many Christians were outraged, claiming the performance mocked the Lo...

Pity Party For Two 19.06.2023

The truth is getting blurry with technology and today we are talking about the Father of Lies (Satan) wants you to believe his lies. When you believe his lies as truth you may not be saying, doing, acting in ways you should. In some cases his lies make you feel bad, sad, etc and you throw yourself a pity party and he will join you every time. Common Sense Check: We realize there are true victims,...

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