Satellite Podcast

Sometimes pain can be God's megaphone. This week David shares a story about a physical injury that changed his perspective on pain, prayer, and intercession for others. 

This week we discuss how to reconcile "mistakes" in the Bible with the doctrine of Biblical inerrancy, and talk about whether the writers of the New Testament held their writings in the same light at Old Testament prophecy. The answers might surprise you. 

From time to time God sends you a stark reminder that he knows a lot more than you. My wife and I are currently living through a season where God is showing us He had a Master Plan all along. 

Every year the Fourth of July raises an interesting discussion -- should Believers celebrate our country when we meet together to worship? David shares two stories that help unpack & answer this difficult question.

This week I interview a long-time friend about the heart-wrenching struggles of navigating same-sex attraction in light of his Christian beliefs. 

Long ago -- before the time of smartphones -- I got lost in downtown Atlanta and God used it to teach me a fascinating lesson about reliance on Him. 

Two years ago my pastor asked me to share my thoughts on a number of things surrounding the George Floyd death and the aftermath that divided our country. Here is what I told him. 

Fourteen years ago the kindness of a complete stranger triggered a chain reaction that taught me a valuable lesson about God's provision and my role in blessing others. 

What does "improper" worship look like? How does God respond to it in both the Old and New Testaments? We look at four elements of worship and how they tie together in various stories throughout scripture. 

This week we look at two examples of non-traditional worship in scripture and discuss what each teaches us about the nature of expressing our love & affection for God.

On the pilot episode of the podcast we briefly discuss how the moon paints a beautiful picture of our role on Earth as Christ followers.