Britt David Podcast

Send us Fan Mail We have lived long enough to know that Jesus was telling the truth when He said in the Sermon on the Mount, “Sufficient for the day is its own trouble.” Every day brings its challenges, and some of them are so overwhelming that we don’t really know how to move forward. Here is good news: God’s mercies, God’s compassion, God’s faithfulness is new every morning. The mercy and the co...

Send us Fan Mail Elijah’s departure from this life in a God-sent chariot of fire sweeping him up into heaven is marvelous and miraculous and a model for what the Rapture of the Church will be like one day. Even as far back as the Old Testament, God was already preparing His people for the day that He will call us all home. What a way to go that will be!

Send us Fan Mail We all know that we will one day leave this life. But when and where and how all remain a mystery. Elijah was given insight into his departure, and he made the most of his last day on earth. How would you spend your final day if you knew it was your final day? Hopefully, we would do the things that matter most for eternity.

Send us Fan Mail Why did God answer Elijah’s wild request? He was about to show all these false prophets, all their followers, and all the world that He and He alone is the One True Living God. Make no mistake, when the Showdown on Mount Carmel is over, God’s Name is Exalted, God’s Prophet is Exonerated, and God’s Enemies are Executed.

Send us Fan Mail  No mistake is so big that God can’t forgive it. That is a fact of life and a fact of grace. There are, however, mistakes that are so big that no one wants to repeat them. And it seems like Samson made them all. Charles Stanley called Samson a he-man with a she-weakness. The truth is that Samson was so self-absorbed that he became weak in so many areas of his life. Here are Ten Mi...

Send us Fan Mail Of all the Old Testament prophets, Elijah may be the most well-known. And of all the miracles Elijah performed, calling down fire from heaven may be the most well-known. But a review of him and his story reveal to us greater insights that we learned as children when we were first told this story. It is a showdown between good and evil, between God and Satan. It is a Showdown on Mo...

Send us Fan Mail We all make mistakes. And we have all learned that some mistakes are worse than others. Some have such lingering consequences that you beg others not to make the same mistakes that you have. That is the case with Samson. He made so many mistakes, and God’s Word uses his story to beg us not to make the same mistakes he did. Here are Ten Mistakes Sure to Bring Regret.

Send us Fan Mail A Christian may FEEL empty, but in reality, a Christian never IS empty. Jesus promised that He would never leave nor forsake us, that He would be with us always, even to the end of the age. The Holy Spirit lives inside of us, and we will never be absent from Him ever again. He provides us with fulfillment. So, Christian, stop Running on Empty.

Send us Fan Mail Choosing to follow Christ and live obediently to His Word really is the path to happiness and fulfillment and satisfaction in this life. But when we get away from Him, we lose that power, and quicker than we can blink, we are running on empty. And then we feel empty. That is what Jude warns us about in his little Book.

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Send us Fan Mail It is true that the church is made up of its people, that the members provide examples to this generation and to the next. And so a church that is blessed with godly, active, faithful members is blessed with examples worthy of following. If the church has someone like Demetrius or Gaius, they need to let that rub off on the rest of the church family. That’s the kind of church memb...

Send us Fan Mail A church is not brick and mortar. It is not the pulpit, the platform, or the pews. It is the people who make that church their home, the individuals within the church family. Church members give their church the reputation it has within the community. So, a few bad apples can certainly spoil the whole barrel. If the church allows someone like Diotrophes to lead, the church may suf...

Send us Fan Mail Accountability is important in the Christian life. A great place to foster accountability is within your church family. They can keep me from doing what I ought not do, and they can keep me on the right track doing what I should. Everybody needs a church family. We encourage you, our faithful listeners, to find a church that you can call home with a group of people you can call yo...

Send us Fan Mail Too many people think that church membership is not important. And as our culture turns more and more secular, the idea of voluntarily covenanting with one another in Christian fellowship becomes less and less essential in our lives. “Church” becomes something you go to when you don’t have anything else to do rather than the church being who we are. But as the culture moves in tha...

Send us Fan Mail When you read the Bible, do you ever think, “God is speaking right to me?” Why one passage may speak to you more than another has to do with God’s purposes for revealing Himself the way that He has. It also may have to do with the reason the writer writes. Called by God to do so, yes. Inspired by God to do so, yes. But he also hopes to stir you and move you to obedience. John is g...

Send us Fan Mail Do you ever wonder why the Bible was written in the first place? Why would God inspire so many different writers in so many different places over so many years to write down what He Himself was authoring? He gave each one of those writers a sense of purpose about the mission to which He was calling them. And sometimes we can see what they hoped would be accomplished. And then some...

Send us Fan Mail  Despite what some cults say, Jesus did indeed claim to be God. But really, anyone could make such a claim. But no one can back up that claim other than Jesus. He provided proof throughout John, chapter 5, as verification that His claim was indeed true. May this message help you answer the question, “But who do you say that I am?”  

Send us Fan Mail To read the writings of our Founding Fathers leaves us with no doubt that many of them were born-again believers who sought to found a nation upon the principles of God’s Word, the Bible, and upon the Person of God’s Son, Jesus Christ. What we believe about Who Jesus is really does matter. The question is the same one that Jesus asked His disciples: “But who do YOU say that I am?”

Send us Fan Mail The Prophet Joel saw the need for revival among God’s people in his day; do we see the need for revival among God’s people in our own day? The Prophet Joel received the promise from God that He would send a sweeping revival in the future; will we believe and trust the promise of God to send revival to His people? The Prophet Joel could see with eyes of faith God sending revival to...

Send us Fan Mail The greatest need of the church today is not more money, not more members, ministry opportunities, not more mission outlets. The greatest need of the church today is revival. Our nation needs spiritual awakening; our churches need a revival of the presence and power and glory of God.

Send us Fan Mail  A critical spirit leads to lonely people. Don’t you try to avoid those kinds of people? We all do. But criticism is like a magnet that draws people with problems. And we all have problems, so we are all subjected to its appeal. But beware; it will leave you lonely and broken. Beware the Spirit of Criticism and let God do His soothing, healing work in your life.