Wisdom for the Heart

Share a comment What advantage did the Jewish people have? That’s the question Paul anticipates in Romans 3. And the answer might surprise you. Although being Jewish didn’t guarantee salvation, it carried a profound privilege: they were entrusted with the oracles of God. In this episode, Stephen Davey begins a two-part series on how we got our Bible and why we know it’s true. He explores what it m...

Share a comment What if every warning about the wrath of God was true? In  A Pause in the Mercy of God , Stephen Davey walks you through one of the most dramatic scenes in the book of Revelation. As the final judgments prepare to fall on Earth, heaven pauses—and you’re invited to understand why. This episode explains the meaning behind the sea of glass, the victorious martyrs, and the angelic proc...

Share a comment What if every warning about the wrath of God was true? In  A Pause in the Mercy of God , Stephen Davey walks you through one of the most dramatic scenes in the book of Revelation. As the final judgments prepare to fall on Earth, heaven pauses—and you’re invited to understand why. This episode explains the meaning behind the sea of glass, the victorious martyrs, and the angelic proc...

Share a comment The world sees death as the end. Some call it the Grim Reaper—others call it fate. But the Bible reveals who actually holds the sickle: Jesus Christ. In Revelation 14, John pulls back the curtain on the final judgments of God. He describes two harvests: one of grain, representing divine wrath poured out on the earth, and one of grapes, symbolizing the devastating Battle of Armagedd...

Share a comment The world sees death as the end. Some call it the Grim Reaper—others call it fate. But the Bible reveals who actually holds the sickle: Jesus Christ. In Revelation 14, John pulls back the curtain on the final judgments of God. He describes two harvests: one of grain, representing divine wrath poured out on the earth, and one of grapes, symbolizing the devastating Battle of Armagedd...

Share a comment What keeps a true believer from walking away from Jesus—especially when life gets hard? For some, faith seems to fade under pressure. But for others, it’s refined. Why? In this episode, Stephen Davey explores Revelation 14:12–13 and unpacks the meaning of the “perseverance of the saints.” You’ll discover that true faith is marked by loyalty to Christ, obedience to His Word, and res...

Share a comment What keeps a true believer from walking away from Jesus—especially when life gets hard? For some, faith seems to fade under pressure. But for others, it’s refined. Why? In this episode, Stephen Davey explores Revelation 14:12–13 and unpacks the meaning of the “perseverance of the saints.” You’ll discover that true faith is marked by loyalty to Christ, obedience to His Word, and res...

Share a comment What does the Bible really say about hell? That question has sparked debates, denials, and doctrinal confusion for centuries. But Revelation 14 makes the answer shockingly clear. In this episode, Stephen Davey walks you through one of the most sobering passages in all of Scripture—a message delivered by an angel during the Tribulation. With unmistakable clarity, this angel describe...

Share a comment What does the Bible really say about hell? That question has sparked debates, denials, and doctrinal confusion for centuries. But Revelation 14 makes the answer shockingly clear. In this episode, Stephen Davey walks you through one of the most sobering passages in all of Scripture—a message delivered by an angel during the Tribulation. With unmistakable clarity, this angel describe...

Share a comment Hell isn’t a myth. It isn’t a metaphor. And it isn’t just a scare tactic. In Revelation 14:9–10, an angel warns the entire world about the coming wrath of God. His message is urgent and terrifying, but it’s also an act of mercy. In this sobering episode, Stephen Davey walks through the angel’s message and explains what it means to drink the wine of God’s wrath. This is divine judgm...

Share a comment Hell isn’t a myth. It isn’t a metaphor. And it isn’t just a scare tactic. In Revelation 14:9–10, an angel warns the entire world about the coming wrath of God. His message is urgent and terrifying, but it’s also an act of mercy. In this sobering episode, Stephen Davey walks through the angel’s message and explains what it means to drink the wine of God’s wrath. This is divine judgm...

Share a comment f you’ve ever wondered what heaven thinks of all the different religious messages on Earth, this episode gives you a front-row seat. In Revelation 14, three angels appear in the sky to declare the final gospel warning to a world in rebellion. Their message is not new. It’s the eternal gospel that has always called people to repentance, worship, and faith in the Creator. Stephen Dav...

Share a comment f you’ve ever wondered what heaven thinks of all the different religious messages on Earth, this episode gives you a front-row seat. In Revelation 14, three angels appear in the sky to declare the final gospel warning to a world in rebellion. Their message is not new. It’s the eternal gospel that has always called people to repentance, worship, and faith in the Creator. Stephen Dav...

Share a comment Is there any music left in a world falling apart? In this episode, Stephen Davey walks through Revelation 14:1–5, where we are given a preview of victory at the end of the Great Tribulation. The scene opens with the Lamb standing on Mount Zion—Jesus Christ, returned to Earth. And standing with Him are 144,000 Jewish believers who have faithfully served Him throughout the Tribulatio...

Share a comment Is there any music left in a world falling apart? In this episode, Stephen Davey walks through Revelation 14:1–5, where we are given a preview of victory at the end of the Great Tribulation. The scene opens with the Lamb standing on Mount Zion—Jesus Christ, returned to Earth. And standing with Him are 144,000 Jewish believers who have faithfully served Him throughout the Tribulatio...

Share a comment Can a person reject God and still succeed? For a while, it may seem that way. But time always tells the truth. In this powerful episode from 2 Kings 9–10, Stephen Davey walks through the fall of Jezebel, the destruction of Ahab’s dynasty, and the brutal but just judgment of God. What began with a stolen vineyard ends with a shattered kingdom—just as God said it would. Fourteen year...

Share a comment Can you trust God with an uncertain future? And what happens when you don’t? In this episode, Stephen Davey walks you through two parallel stories in 2 Kings 8—one about a faithful widow, the other about a power-hungry politician. When famine strikes, the Shunammite widow obeys God and leaves everything behind, with no promise of return. Seven years later, she comes home to find he...

Share a comment What do you do when you’ve found hope, healing, and life-changing news—while the world around you suffers in silence? This powerful episode from 2 Kings 6–7 follows four lepers who stumble upon the abandoned camp of Israel’s enemy and discover food, riches, and safety. As the city of Samaria groans in famine, these outcasts face a convicting realization: “We do not well. This is a...

Share a comment What would change in your life if you could see what God sees? In this powerful episode from 2 Kings 6, Stephen Davey explores two very different miracles: a sunken axe head and an invisible army. One seems small and personal. The other, dramatic and national. Yet both reveal the same truth—God is always present, always active, and always enough. When a borrowed tool sinks in the J...

Share a comment What does it take to derail a life of promise? For Gehazi, Elisha’s trusted servant, it wasn’t persecution or pressure—it was greed. In this sobering episode, Stephen Davey walks through the tragic downfall of a man who had everything going for him: a godly mentor, public influence, and spiritual opportunity. But Gehazi wanted more. Based on 2 Kings 5, this message exposes how secr...

Share a comment Can a child really make a difference in a world of suffering, injustice, and spiritual darkness? In this episode, Stephen Davey tells the unforgettable story of a young Israelite girl whose single sentence sets off a miraculous chain of events. Captured in war and forced into slavery, this nameless girl lives in the home of a powerful Syrian general named Naaman. Her decision to sp...

Share a comment What stands between you and God’s grace? In this episode, Stephen Davey tells the story of Naaman—a decorated Syrian general whose impossible situation brought him face to face with a greater power. Though respected, wealthy, and celebrated, Naaman was still a leper. When told that healing could come from Israel’s prophet, he set off with silver, gold, and political letters—ready t...

Share a comment What does it look like to live by faith when everything feels impossible? In this episode from 2 Kings 4, Stephen Davey explores more miraculous moments in the ministry of Elisha. Each story highlights a new impossibility—an unfulfilled longing, a tragic loss, a pot of poison, a lack of food—and shows how God provides in surprising ways. Through a faithful widow, a grieving mother,...

Share a comment What happens when you’ve done all you can—and it still isn’t enough? In this first message from the  Elisha: Living the Impossible Life  series, Stephen Davey teaches from 2 Kings 2 and 4 to show how God moves when His people are out of options. You’ll learn how Elisha responded when his hands were tied, facing crises that demanded divine help. From poisoned waters in Jericho to a...

Share a comment What makes someone truly great? In this final message from the life of Joseph, Stephen Davey walks through Genesis 46–50 and identifies seven defining marks of true greatness. These are not the things the world rewards—fame, wealth, or control—but the quiet qualities of godly character. You’ll learn how Joseph used authority with humility, administered honestly, grieved openly, and...