Where There Is Hope

In Psalm 23. David guides us through peaceful meadows, dark valleys, and a close meeting with enemies. Through each situation God comforts, protects, and promises goodness and mercy.

Where are your priorities set? What do you find most important? Where does God fit in the picture of your life? Join us in this episode as we take a look at God’s place in our lives.

What should Christians focus on to better ourselves for Christ? What if we are stuck spinning our wheels? Join us as we discuss 2 Peter 1:3-10 in this episode.

Christians may wrestle with all sorts of fears, but ‘eternal fear’ shouldn’t be one of them. Fear wasn’t intended to be part of God’s perfect creation. What has he done to solve this problem?

How should the Christian react to real life violence in our society? Is there ever an appropriate time to embrace and celebrate violence? For a different and deeper conversation on this topic, check out the Radically Christian Bible Study Podcast two-part series linked below. https://radicallychristian.com/should-christians-use-violence-part-one/ https://radicallychristian.com/should-christians-us...

Unconditional service in the face of opposition is a big part of being a Christian. Join us in this episode as we discuss Jesus’ example in John 13.

In the healing of a lame man in Acts 3, the apostles Peter and John reveal an astonishing truth about God’s ability to restore. The story serves as a foretaste of what Christians can expect in the afterlife.

Salt has many uses in the Old Testament and New Testament. Join us as we take a look at the uses for Salt and our call to be the Salt of the Earth. Lexham Bible Dictionary was used as a reference for this episode to help understand the uses of Salt in the Bible.

Jesus uses the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant to give us perspective on the incalculable debt we have been forgiven, and to teach us the comparatively meager debt we are asked to forgive.

In Luke 9:57-62, we see the intensity of discipleship revealed. Three different encounters give us insight into what it means to be a disciple of Christ.

We often fall victim to feeling like we’re unworthy of God’s love, don’t we? While the Bible advises humility, it also has a lot to say about our value. It’s time that we take a proper assessment of our worth according to the master appraiser.

Join us as we discuss Lukewarm attitudes among Christians, and what we can do to combat it. In this episode, we reference a book called “Crazy Love” by Francis Chan. It can be found at your local library, book store, or purchased online should you wish to read it or study further.

The apostles healed many people after Jesus ascended to the Father in heaven. But something else they did was emphasized.

Join us as we discuss the God of wonders. The God of Abraham, the God of Moses, the God of David, and the God of Mary.

“You have wings because everyone gave you a feather” is a beautiful expression that encourages us to keep going when things are difficult. The expression came from a 2018 commencement address at Lesley University by Jason Reynolds. What does it mean to persevere? Why should we?

Being Christlike in the workplace is challenge, but one that we cannot ignore. We explore some practical advice for being a godly worker.

In this episode we discuss the book of Jonah and what can be learned from the prophet and his attitude towards God.

24 hour news networks, doom-scrolling, gossip…the habit of focusing on bad news is pervasive in our culture. What damage is this doing to us spiritually? Can we change it?

On this episode of WTIH, we explore the I Am statements of Jesus, and how they can bring us comfort and hope.

When Christian marriages follow the instructions from Jesus and the apostles Paul and Peter, then they are held in honor. How vital is this? Jon and Travis discuss all of this and more.

What Jesus did on the cross was an act of free-will, making that sacrifice infinitely more impactful. It is enough to save humanity and more than enough to change our perspective on what God’s love truly means.

In this episode we discuss the uses of “the hour” in the book of John, and how Jesus uses them. Much of the inspiration for this episode was taken from Tim Keller’s sermon “Lord of the Wine” which can be listened to hear: https://podcast.gospelinlife.com/e/lord-of-the-wine-1584235401/

Can our accumulation of stuff, activities, work, and other things get in the way of our spiritual growth? Guest host Lindsey McCarty talks with us about having Intentionally Less.

Inspired by Timothy Keller’s book, “Prodigal God,” guest host Kim Windom leads us through a discussion of the spirit of elder son in the parable of the prodigal son.

Like the good surprise in a fairy tale, the Bible is full of stories where God’s salvation arrives just in time. Wes Oliver joins us as guest host.