Post Sunday Podcast

A 13-year-old kid in the neighborhood looked at PJ's son, saw the cross around his neck, and asked, " Are you a Christian… or a real Christian?" That question sums up Psalm 12. Pastor Tim is in the captain's chair this week with Pastor PJ, a licensed counselor who has served Orlando's homeless community for more than 15 years. They walk through a psalm where David cries out, "The godly are gone, t...

There's a difference between "God, where are you?" and "God, are you even here?" David prayed the first one all through the Psalms. Israel said the second one two chapters after walking through the Red Sea, and it became a warning for every generation after them. This week Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim Grandstaff walk through Psalm 95 and its backstory in Exodus 17, where Israel had seen the plague...

His father led a rebellion against Moses. The ground opened and swallowed it whole. Then Numbers 26:11 says something strange: "But the sons of Korah did not die." Those survivors became the men who guarded the temple doors — and they wrote Psalm 84. So when they say "I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God," they're not writing poetry. They're a generation deciding not to repeat the...

You're not tired. Your tank is empty — and those are two different problems. A nap won't fix it. Labor Day didn't fix it. You still had to buy the food, grill it, and clean it all up. Pastor Tim Grandstaff and Johnny sit in Psalm 92 — the only psalm out of 150 with a note at the top saying it's for the Sabbath — and get uncomfortably practical about rest. Tim's line the episode hangs on: Sabbath i...

You Can Outrun the Goodness of God | Psalm 23:6 You've been praying. You've been showing up. And somewhere in the back of your head there's a sentence you don't say out loud: I haven't felt God's goodness in a long time. Most of us assume that means He stopped. Psalm 23:6 says something harder — and stranger. "Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me" is the polite translation. The Hebrew is a hu...

David didn't write "God cleared the room." He wrote that God set a table — and left the enemies sitting right there, watching him eat. Psalm 23:5 is the verse most of us trail off on. We read the first four verses with everything we've got, then mumble the last two like an afterthought. But verse 5 is the outcome. It's where the psalm turns: the Shepherd becomes the host, and the sheep becomes the...

Everybody quotes Psalm 23. Almost nobody notices where the rod actually shows up — not beside the still waters, not in the green pastures, but in the valley of the shadow. In Episode 33, Pastor Johnny Sierra sits down with Pastor Tim Grandstaff and Pastor PJ to slow down on just two verses, Psalm 23:3-4, and it turns out two verses is more than enough. We get into what "He restores my soul" meant...

What the FUD? (Fear, uncertainty, and doubt) — mix them together and they produce anxiety. And if we're honest, all of us have asked the question a 4-year-old asked on her first day of preschool: " Am I gonna be okay?" Psalm 23 opens by answering it. This week we launch a 4-week miniseries through the most famous psalm in the Bible. Pastor Johnny Sierra and Pastor Chad Harper unpack verses 1–2: wh...

If you received all the desires of your heart right now — would it advance the Kingdom of God, or just your comfort? In Part 2 we finish Psalm 20 and open its twin, Psalm 21 — the prayer before the battle and the praise after the victory. Psalm 20:4 asks, "May he grant you your heart's desire." Psalm 21:2 answers, "You HAVE given him his heart's desire." The request and the answer, side by side. W...

Trouble doesn't make appointments. It shows up at your door — and until it hits you, it doesn't feel real. This week, it hit us. In Part 1 on Psalm 20, we walk through trouble in real time: why the Hebrew word for trouble means the narrow, squeezed place; why the psalm says God will answer you IN the day of trouble, not keep you out of it; why He's the God of Jacob — the struggler most like us; an...

Is AI becoming people's messiah? In this episode, Pastor Johnny Sierra and Pastor Tim Grandstaff unpack Psalm 72 — David's coronation prayer over Solomon that points to a far greater King. They explore what it means to be part of a "God-sized story," why the church can't be replaced by a screen or an algorithm, and the question every believer has to answer: Are you living for God's fame or your ow...

Would you drive 2.5 hours to gather with God's people? . We often don't realize how much we think about just ourselves, instead of the biblical thinking of a collective group. The Bible calls it a "people of God". Psalm 45 exposes the Messianic reality that Christ is the groom and we are the bride. And the goal is not just two people in a relationship. It's generations and nations declaring His na...

You'd never call it rebellion . You'd call it "bettering yourself." Living your truth. But Psalm 2 exposes the slow drift — one compromise at a time — that pulls us from God. In Episode 27, Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim dig into the most quoted psalm in the New Testament: why Psalm 1 and 2 belong together, the Hebrew word hagah (everyone's meditating on something — the question is what), what "bego...

"We have enough belief in God for our eternity, but not for our Monday." Pastor Johnny, Tim Grandstaff, and Chad Harper unpack Psalm 91 — what it means to dwell with God instead of just visiting Him in a crisis, why confidence has to be built before the storm hits, and how a bigger fear cancels a smaller one. Honest, personal, and straight from this week's teaching at Genesis Church Orlando. 📥 St...

We all know the Proverbs 31 woman. What about the Psalm 112 man? This is The Psalm 112 Blueprint — a Father's Day episode breaking down Psalm 112 as a blueprint for biblical manhood, straight talk, no dancing around it. Pastor Johnny Sierra and Pastor Tim Grandstaff talk legacy vs. memories, why your family's real wealth has nothing to do with trophies or travel ball, and the ancient picture of fa...

What if being completely known by God is actually the best news you've ever heard? In Episode 24, Pastor Johnny and Pastor Tim walk through all 24 verses of Psalm 139 — the psalm David called an autobiography of who God is and what He does. They dig into what it really means that God knows you (not just information about you, but experience with you), why His presence is comfort rather than survei...

Most of us have had Psalm 121 on a coffee mug. But what if you've been misreading it your entire life? Pastor Johnny and Lead Pastor Tim unpack one of the most famous verses in all of Scripture — and reveal what the hills actually meant to ancient Israel. Spoiler: they weren't something to celebrate. They were a temptation to reject. From there, the conversation goes deep into the Hebrew word sham...

Redirect Your Thirst | Psalm 63 Sprite said obey it. David said redirect it. One leads to you. The other leads to God. In this episode, Pastor Johnny Sierra sits down with Lead Pastor Tim, Pastor Will Marmol, and Cobe Grandstaff following an incredible Youth Student Takeover Sunday at Genesis Church Orlando. Together they unpack Psalm 63 — David's desert cry that is as relevant today as it was 3,0...

Ever heard of the witching hour? What do you do when you keep waking up at 3am? Could God be calling for your attention? In this episode of the Post Sunday Podcast, we explore Psalm 62 and the invitation to trust God in seasons of uncertainty, anxiety, and emotional noise. Together we discuss waiting on God, finding rest for restless souls, and discovering the kind of stillness that strengthens yo...

When life feels chaotic, unstable, and overwhelming… where do you run? In Episode 20 of the Post Sunday Podcast, we explore Psalm 46 and the powerful truth that God remains our refuge and strength even when everything around us feels shaken. Together we unpack what it means to “be still,” trust God in uncertainty, and find peace in His presence instead of panic in the storm. This episode is an inv...

In Episode 19 of the Post Sunday Podcast, we explore Psalm 131 and the invitation to quiet the noise from within. David paints a beautiful picture of a soul at rest before God—a heart no longer consumed by pride, anxiety, striving, or comparison. Together, we discuss what it means to trust God deeply, surrender control, and find peace in His presence. If your mind feels restless or your soul feels...

Fear is real—but so is trust. In Episode 18 of the Post Sunday Podcast , we explore Psalm 56 and the question: What do you do when you’re afraid? David shows us that fear isn’t something to hide—it’s something to bring to God. In the middle of uncertainty and pressure, he chooses trust, reminding us that God is aware of every detail, even our tears. Join us as we talk through: Responding to fear w...

When life feels overwhelming and you find yourself in the depths, where do you turn? In this episode, we explore Psalm 130 , a deeply honest prayer that moves from desperation to hope. It’s a reminder that even in our lowest moments, God hears us, forgives us, and invites us to wait on Him with confidence. This conversation will help you: Pray honestly in difficult seasons Understand the power of...

How do you know when God is speaking to you? In Episode 16, we dive into Psalm 86 — a heartfelt prayer from David that wrestles with a question many of us carry: “God, show me that You’re with me.” This episode explores: What it looks like to genuinely seek God for guidance Why asking for signs isn’t about control, but relationship How God often answers in ways we don’t expect Learning to trust Go...

Have you ever looked around and wondered why it seems like the wicked prosper while the faithful struggle? In this episode of the Post Sunday Podcast , we step into the raw honesty of Psalm 73—a psalm that doesn’t hold back. Asaph wrestles with envy, confusion, and the tension of seeing injustice in real time. But what begins as a crisis of faith becomes a powerful turning point. This conversation...