Britt David Podcast

Send us Fan Mail Every generation since the Apostle Paul has believed that the Rapture of the Church and the Second Coming of Christ would occur in their lifetimes. And we do too. In fact, we find it difficult to believe that He would or could linger much longer. Yet, in mercy and in grace, He tarries. But the day is coming when He will wait no longer.

Send us Fan Mail We Christians tend to think of the Rapture of the Church and the Second Coming of Christ in ideal, happy terms. And for us, it will be a happy time indeed. But for unbelievers, it will be a day of solemn and severe judgment. And that is the thrust of the warning found at the close of Luke 17.

Send us Fan Mail In the movie Tombstone, Doc Holliday shows up beside the Earp brothers at a gunfight despite his violent coughing. Without the vulgarities, Jack Johnson says, “Doc, you ought to be in bed. What you doin’ this for, anyway?” Doc simply replies, “Wyatt Earp is my friend,” to which Johnson says, “I got lots of friends.” Doc Holliday’s line is so good. He says, “I don’t.” Wouldn’t you...

Send us Fan Mail Michael W Smith sang that friends are friends forever if the Lord’s the Lord of them. That means in good times and in bad. That means when even when my friend makes bad choices. That means even when my friend has stopped walking in fellowship with God. I need to be the faithful friend who helps my fallen friend the way Jesus helps me.  

Send us Fan Mail What do you typically find in your mailbox? Political flyers? Advertisements for things you just don’t want? Coupon booklets? Bills, which are the worst? Do you ever get to pull out a handwritten thank-you note? That’ll change your whole day. And you can do that for somebody. In fact, Christians ought to be so filled with gratitude that we become walking, talking, Living Thank-You...

Send us Fan Mail There is a small, two-word phrase that never gets old, one that everyone likes to hear. This little sentence is so big that it has the power to turn around even the worst of days. Anybody can say it, and everybody ought to say it. Here it comes: Thank you. What potent words! And if there is anyone qualified to say it, it should be believers. Thank-yous to God; thank-yous to others...

Send us Fan Mail Brokenness is likely the most overlooked and most underrated ingredient in revival. Yet revival doesn’t come without brokenness. We are so resistant to the very thing that could set us free from our bondage. Hear Ezra crying out for revival, then let’s follow his example.

Send us Fan Mail We pray for revival, but how often do we cry out for revival? Literally, can you remember when you last wept over your own condition or the condition of your community or country? Maybe because we don’t take things as far as Ezra did is why we don’t see the results Ezra saw.

Send us Fan Mail Healthy, living things grow. That certainly includes our bodies, but it also includes our faith. Your faith in Christ ought to be growing. The Bible describes some people as having no faith at all, while others have genuine faith. Others are said to have strong faith, while still others can have perfect faith. Is your faith growing? Maybe you would ask Jesus, like the disciples di...

Send us Fan Mail You may have heard someone say to you, “If you just had enough faith, then you wouldn’t be in the situation you are in.” Jesus spoils that advice in Luke 17 when the disciples ask Him to increase their faith. It’s not the size of your faith that makes the difference; it’s the object of your faith. And He will make all the difference in the world.

Send us Fan Mail One of the greatest potential tragedies in all the Bible is found in the Book of Ezekiel. God uses the example of a sentry who neglects to do his duty. Though he sees the danger, he fails to warn the people counting on him. God uses that to warn us, His people, that we must be faithful in evangelizing our world. The Christian musician Carmen once said, “This generation of Christia...

Send us Fan Mail On today’s podcast, Pastor Tim opens up with a personal and painful story of failure and unkept promises. This story echoes in his heart and compels him to do better. Likely, his story will resonate with many of you. May we all be more faithful witnesses for the Lord Jesus. 

Send us Fan Mail Jesus said that it is impossible for you to live in this world and not get offended. It happens to Christians; it happens to non-Christians. But as a Christian, how do you navigate through such murky, turbulent water? Jesus has just the answer for When You are Offended.

Send us Fan Mail Obviously, there are legitimate times when people are offended. But we live in a culture of hypersensitivity where it feels like everything is offensive to someone somewhere. So we walk on egg shells. Or we dive into the natural response to all this, what we call the Cancel Culture. But that’s not a biblical response, so let’s hear what Jesus has to say on the subject.

Send us Fan Mail When the two disciples walked along the road to Emmaus, they were joined by the resurrected Christ. The Bible says that starting in the Old Testament, Jesus explained to them the Scriptures and how they related to Him. Then the Bible says that their hearts burned within them. If you will give Jesus your heart, He will make it warm towards the things that really matter in life.

Send us Fan Mail Do you remember the first time you discovered that the chocolate bunny in your Easter basket was hollow? It’s so disappointing! Imagine, then, discovering that your own heart is hollow. Many people go through life feeling empty. They say we all have a God-shaped vacuum in our hearts that only He can fill. Why not let Jesus fill your heart?

Send us Fan Mail When we say that the Old Testament prophesies and pictures for us what God will perform in the New Testament, that statement is no truer than when we look at Passover. It is an Old Testament feast filled – FILLED – with New Testament truth. We get to see God’s provision of salvation in pictures.

Send us Fan Mail Passover is such an important feast for Abraham’s children. It celebrated their deliverance from Egypt. Paul said that Christ is OUR, a Christian’s, Passover, and that we too are to celebrate the feast with sincerity and truth. May you, Christian, be blessed as you see your faith come alive with these Pictures in the Passover.

Send us Fan Mail When life seems like it is too stressful, too chaotic, too troubling, even too frightening, remember that God is still on His throne and He orchestrates the events of life. The story of Esther stands as a tribute to that truth. Let’s continue walking through it chapter-by-chapter.

Send us Fan Mail The Book of Esther is the story of a Great Deliverance from a Grave Danger. It is the story of God providentially protecting and preserving His people and thus the line of Christ. Let’s walk through it chapter-by-chapter.

Send us Fan Mail You cannot afford to get it wrong when it comes to Heaven and Hell. The loss is too much. The torment is too great. And eternity is too long. Hell was created for Satan and for his demons, not for you. And not for your family. And not for your friends. Give your heart to Jesus, and then tell everyone how they can, too.

Send us Fan Mail Fewer people say that they believe in Hell than in Heaven. Yet both have to be real, and both have to be eternal – that’s in keeping with the attributes of God. But because people don’t treat Hell as if it is real, they don’t treat it as if it is serious. And there is not a more serious, a more sobering, subject than Hell.

Send us Fan Mail When we pray for one another, we often pray for physical needs. Of course there is nothing wrong with praying for one another’s physical needs, but Paul goes deeper as he prays for the Church in Ephesus. He prays more for their spiritual well-being, which then catapults him into worship of the One True Living God.

Send us Fan Mail Paul’s prayer for the church in Ephesians 3 is actually one of the most beautiful combinations of prayer and praise anywhere in all the Bible. From a prison cell, Paul encourages the church and exalts the Savior.  

Send us Fan Mail Divorce is often a taboo subject in church, one, because it marks a personal failure in a sacred area, and no one wants to be reminded of failure. Two, because the stories of how a couple came to divorce is deeply personal and often uniquely specific, so how can we lump everyone into the same category? Yet, Jesus doesn’t divert from difficult topics; He addresses it in a straightf...