The Steve Marston Show

In this engaging episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve explores some of the biggest conversations happening in faith, culture, and media while welcoming a special guest whose unique blend of comedy and biblical storytelling is reaching millions online.

The show opens with discussion surrounding the Southern Baptist Convention and a proposed constitutional amendment regarding the role of women serving as pastors. Steve examines the biblical arguments being presented, the cultural reactions surrounding the debate, and the broader conversation about church leadership, scripture, and modern Christianity.

The episode also tackles the ongoing cultural discussions surrounding Pride Month, exploring how Christians can balance truth, grace, repentance, and compassion while remaining faithful to biblical convictions. Steve reflects on the difference between acceptance and affirmation, and what authentic Christian love looks like in today's culture.

Later, comedian and content creator Nick Peterson joins the show to discuss his viral Bible-themed comedy sketches, creative process, faith journey, and how humor can be used to engage people with Scripture. Peterson shares how he creates highly produced biblical comedy videos, the challenges of Christian content creation, and why staying biblically grounded matters more than chasing internet fame.

Additional topics include:

• The controversy surrounding the Passion Translation of the Bible
• Steven Spielberg's upcoming extraterrestrial-themed film and questions about faith
• Jackie Hill Perry's compassionate conversation about faith and same-sex attraction
• The importance of Scripture memorization and spiritual growth
• Finding creative ways to share biblical truth in a digital world

This episode offers thoughtful discussion, cultural analysis, humor, and encouragement for believers seeking to navigate today's challenges while keeping their eyes fixed on Christ.

Jackie Hill Perry Podcast:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz8E45IW7Q4&list=PLyhvMbSGAdo9MKYsZ8Sv9CylAyyZ84fIa

n this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a powerful Sunday Morning Takeaway from John 4 and the story of the nobleman whose son was near death. What can we learn from a father who trusted Jesus at His word without seeing immediate proof? Steve explores the kind of faith that believes before seeing and why we can trust Christ with life's most difficult situations.

Listeners also share their Sunday Morning Takeaways, covering everything from Proverbs 3, the story of Job, Elijah's struggles, the dangers of compromise, and lessons from some of Scripture's most unforgettable moments.

Later, Steve welcomes Chris Lemoya for an insightful conversation about Gen Z, college ministry, and the growing spiritual hunger among young adults. Together they discuss why today's generation is searching for authentic relationships, meaningful service opportunities, honest conversations, and churches that keep Jesus at the center.

The show also examines comments from Beth Moore on Christian celebrity culture, platform ministry, and the hidden costs that come with fame in Christian circles. What happens when ministry becomes more about influence than faithfulness?

Plus:

• Why authenticity matters to younger generations
• The importance of serving in the local church
• Building meaningful multi-generational relationships
• Faith Between Your Ears: Psalm 100:3
• Dad Joke of the Day
• The Best Video on the Internet
• Encouragement for living out your faith in everyday life

Join Steve for biblical encouragement, practical wisdom, and conversations that help you follow Jesus faithfully every day

Stephanie Martin's article Beth Moore on Christian Celebrity
https://churchleaders.com/news/440416-generation-disservice-beth-moore-christian-celebrity-culture.html

Gary Stidham's article about Gen Z
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18xmcVMhqY/

In this encouraging episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve reflects on a powerful lesson from Vacation Bible School: what it really means to invite God into every area of our lives—not just our salvation, but our daily decisions, struggles, and uncertainties.

Steve explores why so many believers try to carry life's burdens alone, how genuine trust in God deepens our faith, and why surrendering control can lead to the abundant life Christ promised.

Later, Steve discusses how Christians can respond to unexpected life changes with faith instead of frustration, sharing practical wisdom on handling uncertainty, controlling our reactions, and allowing God to guide our circumstances.

Special guest Jim Scudder of InGrace joins the show to discuss his new book, The Spiritual War Against Israel. The conversation examines biblical Zionism, God's covenant promises to Israel, the modern state of Israel's significance in prophecy, and why Christians should understand Israel's role in God's redemptive plan.

Plus:

• A look at faith and perseverance through difficult circumstances
• American Idol winner Jamal Roberts and faith in the spotlight
• Pastor Shane Idleman's cancer diagnosis and testimony of trust
• Bryce Crawford's candid discussion about overcoming gluttony
• Jonathan Roumie's reflections on portraying Jesus in The Chosen
• The Dad Joke of the Day
• The Best Video on the Internet

Join Steve for biblical encouragement, practical faith, meaningful conversations, and a few laughs along the way.

On today's episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a powerful challenge from Vacation Bible School week: are we truly inviting God into the everyday decisions and struggles of our lives, or just giving Him a quick nod before doing things our own way? Steve explores why trusting God with life's hardest situations is essential for spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with Christ.

Later, Steve discusses why so many of us resist change, sharing a real-life story about unexpected job changes and how believers can respond with faith instead of frustration. Learning to surrender control, manage our reactions, and trust God's leading can transform even the most difficult circumstances.

The show also features a fascinating conversation with Bible teacher, pastor, and adventurer Jim Scudder about his new book The Spiritual War Against Israel. Jim explains biblical Zionism, God's enduring covenant with Israel, and why understanding Israel's role in God's prophetic plan matters for Christians today.

Plus: the Dad Joke of the Day, inspiring stories from Christian news, a Faith Between Your Ears Bible memory challenge from Psalm 1, and a classic internet video proving that boys will always find creative ways to have fun.

On today's show, Steve explores what it means to live out God's calling in everyday life—from ministry and parenting to careers and service. He reflects on the important role women play in God's kingdom, the dangers of judging others' callings, and how believers can encourage one another to pursue God's purposes with confidence and biblical wisdom.

Later, Steve dives into the book of Haggai for this week's Seek & Find challenge, highlighting the prophet's call to examine our priorities, trust God through opposition, and remain faithful even when circumstances seem discouraging.

Steve is also joined by his son Tyler from the 1189 YouTube Bible commentary channel. Together they discuss the lasting impact of Vacation Bible School, how VBS can spark spiritual revival in families and churches, and why teaching children Scripture at an early age matters more than ever. Tyler also shares updates from his study through the book of Acts, including lessons from Paul's missionary journeys and the disagreement between Paul and Barnabas that God used for greater kingdom work.

Plus: the YouVersion Bible App's World Cup Bible challenge, a memorable dad joke, Faith Between Our Ears, and an inspiring story from the Savannah Bananas organization about foster care, adoption, and the life-changing power of love.

Church Leaders Article: 12 Things a Pastor Cannot Do (No Matter How Hard They Try)
https://churchleaders.com/pastors/pastor-articles/298822-12-things-pastors-cannot.html

In this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve reflects on the unique message of Psalm 88—the only psalm that ends without a clear note of hope—and explores what believers can do when God feels silent. Drawing from personal experience and Scripture, Steve encourages listeners to remain faithful in prayer, Bible study, worship, and trust even during seasons of spiritual dryness.

Later, pastor, author, and Christian apologist Joe Manning joins the show to answer listener questions about salvation, Romans 10:9-10, Christian denominations, Jesus' parables, God's names in the Old Testament, the role of Matthias and Paul among the apostles, the differences between the four Gospels, and how Orthodox Judaism views salvation today.

Steve also discusses the upcoming sequel to The Shack by William Paul Young, offering thoughts on Christian fiction, theology, and biblical discernment. Plus, he examines Beth Moore's concerns about the Southern Baptist Convention's proposed stance on women in ministry, shares comments from The Chosen actor Jonathan Roumie, presents the weekly Bible memory verse from Psalm 1, and wraps up with a dose of humor.

Topics include:
• Psalm 88 and seasons of spiritual silence
• Trusting God when prayers seem unanswered
• Romans 10 and salvation by faith
• Why there are so many Christian denominations
• Why Jesus taught in parables
• Yahweh, Jehovah, and the names of God
• Matthias vs. Paul as apostles
• Synoptic Gospels and the Gospel of John
• Orthodox Judaism and salvation
• The Shack sequel controversy
• Beth Moore and the Southern Baptist Convention
• Jonathan Roumie on portraying Jesus in The Chosen
• Psalm 1 Bible memory challenge
• Christian encouragement and humor

In this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve kicks off a brand-new month with encouragement, biblical insight, and a challenge to trust God's timing.

Steve shares his Sunday Morning Takeaway from Acts 2, exploring the difference between falling behind God's plan and getting ahead of it. Using the story of Matthias and the apostles' decision to replace Judas before the coming of the Holy Spirit, Steve discusses how believers can make "unforced errors" by moving ahead without seeking God's direction.

Listeners also share powerful lessons from their church services, including topics such as perseverance, putting God's Kingdom first, the importance of truth, God's willingness to guide His people, and practical ways to apply Scripture to everyday life.

Later, Steve welcomes Rocky and Lisa White to discuss the upcoming 1776 Salute and Prayer Challenge. The initiative encourages Americans to gather around the flag and pray on July 4th at 4:00 PM as the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of its founding. The conversation highlights the power of prayer, praying for leaders, loving enemies, strengthening families, and seeking God's blessing for future generations.

The episode also features commentary on Christian music, faith and culture, Vacation Bible School season, a Scripture memory challenge from Psalm 1, and a humorous look at what might happen if everyone's favorite eccentric uncle suddenly got saved.

Whether you're seeking biblical encouragement, practical faith lessons, or inspiration to pray for your family and nation, this episode delivers thoughtful conversation with Steve's trademark blend of humor and Gospel-centered perspective.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve opens up about one of the toughest conversations a parent can face—how to respond when a child walks away from faith and embraces a lifestyle that conflicts with biblical teaching. Steve shares compassionate, grace-filled advice for parents struggling to balance truth, love, and keeping relationships intact.

Later, author and speaker Jason Curry joins the show to talk about finding contentment in Christ, overcoming feelings of failure or missed dreams, and learning how to “finish empty” by living fully for God’s purpose. They discuss sports, success, identity, and why no achievement can replace a relationship with Jesus.

Plus:

• A powerful “Seek & Find” Bible study from Mark chapter 3
• Thoughts on false prophets and bizarre viral church moments
• A touching Miracle League baseball clip that will make you smile
• Dad jokes, encouragement, and practical faith for everyday life

If you’ve ever wrestled with parenting, purpose, disappointment, or staying grounded in your faith, this episode is for you.

Jason Curry -
finishempty.com

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve returns after a few days away and dives headfirst into one of the most controversial conversations in modern Christianity: women pastors and biblical leadership roles in the church. Prompted by recent comments from Albert Mohler and responses from Beth Moore, Steve explores what Scripture says in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1 about pastoral qualifications, why the debate continues to divide believers, and whether discussing sermons on a church podcast crosses a biblical line.

Steve also shares why he believes this issue is often misunderstood, discusses the difference between teaching and pastoral authority, and opens the phones and livestream comments for listeners to weigh in.

Later in the show, Focus on the Family’s Bob DeMoss joins Steve to talk about the Family250 celebration, Adventures in Odyssey, and the powerful storytelling behind “The Legend of Squanto.” They discuss how faith-based audio dramas continue to shape families and culture in a screen-saturated world, plus the importance of preserving America’s spiritual heritage for the next generation.

The episode also includes:

• Reflections on the passing of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch and his faith journey
• Kevin James’ testimony about fasting and prayer for his daughter
• Updates on Mel Gibson’s upcoming Passion of the Christ sequel
• The “Faith Between Your Ears” Bible memory verse of the week
• A hilarious dad joke and heartwarming kindergarten graduation video

Faith, culture, Scripture, family, and encouragement — all packed into one unique episode of The Steve Marston Show.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a heartfelt look at family life as wedding preparations take over the weekend, then dives into a powerful conversation about standing firm in biblical truth in a culture that constantly pressures Christians to compromise. From discussing controversial cultural issues to the importance of grace, conviction, and faithfulness to Scripture, Steve challenges listeners to live boldly for Christ while remaining loving and compassionate.

Steve also reflects on how Jesus often divided crowds by calling people to truth, and why Christians sometimes must draw difficult lines in relationships, workplaces, and everyday life.

Later in the show, Steve reviews a hilarious Babylon Bee satire list about “10 Signs You Accidentally Started Watching a Christian Movie,” poking fun at faith-based film clichés while acknowledging how Christian entertainment continues to improve.

The episode also features an in-depth Bible discussion with Tyler Marston about Acts chapter 14 and his YouTube Bible commentary project “1189,” where every chapter of the Bible is explored verse-by-verse. They discuss Paul and Barnabas, persecution, ministry success, suffering for Christ, and what it means to remain obedient regardless of results.

Additional topics include:

• Christian perseverance and Romans 15:4
• Encouragement through Scripture
• Advice for pastors and dealing with doubt
• Elijah Wood’s comments about spirituality and the afterlife
• A hilarious “Finish the Verse or Get Dunked” viral video
• Dad jokes, sports talk, and encouragement for Memorial Day weekend

Whether you're looking for biblical insight, Christian encouragement, cultural commentary, or just a few laughs, this episode delivers a unique mix of faith, truth, and humor.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve opens with a heartfelt conversation about helping a friend navigate a devastating season after a serious car accident threatened both their financial stability and dream home plans. Steve shares a powerful reminder that sometimes the only way through life’s overwhelming moments is one prayer, one step, and one day at a time.

Later, Steve dives into the often-debated topic of speaking in tongues, referencing insights from Wesley Huff and discussing what Scripture really says about spiritual gifts, love, and unity within the body of Christ.

The show also features a powerful interview with Douglas Small from Prayer at the Heart, exploring the urgent need for revival in America, transformational prayer, and why ordinary believers are called to intercede for their cities, families, and nation. Together they discuss spiritual awakening, praying for lostness, and what it truly means to seek God for change that starts in our own hearts.

Plus:

• Greg Laurie’s new book Lennon, Dylan, Alice, and Jesus
• Shaquille O’Neal’s inspiring LSU commencement speech
• Zach Williams’ prodigal son testimony and family devotional
• Faith Between Your Ears: Romans 15:4
• Dad jokes, encouragement, and the best moments from around the Christian world

If you need hope, encouragement, and practical faith for real life struggles, this episode is for you.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve opens with heartfelt reflections on marriage, faith, and the importance of putting your spouse before yourself. Inspired by a young couple preparing for their wedding, Steve shares lessons learned from nearly three decades of marriage, conversations with relationship experts, and watching both strong and struggling marriages over the years.

Steve talks about why selfishness can quietly erode relationships, how couples can build a lasting foundation rooted in faith, and why intentional love and daily effort matter more than ever in today’s culture.

Later in the show:

• Steve shares behind-the-scenes stories from his appearance on Victory Television Network
• A conversation with Sabrina McDonald about the Arkansas Baptist Children & Family Ministries fundraiser concert featuring Bob Joyce
• Discussion about foster care, adoption, biblical worldview training, and Christian family ministry
• Pastor Felix Chavez joins the show to share his powerful testimony of transformation, ministry, and serving the Hispanic community through New Life Baptist Church in Pearsall, Texas
• Reflections on speaking in tongues, biblical encouragement, and staying grounded in Scripture
• Faith Between Your Ears focuses on Romans 15:4 and finding hope through God’s Word
• Plus dad jokes, uplifting stories, Christian encouragement, and one of the sweetest viral videos on the internet today

If you’re looking for authentic Christian conversation, encouragement for marriage and family life, inspiring testimonies, and practical faith for everyday living, this episode delivers all of it with warmth, humor, and heart

Bob Joyce concert tickets
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Sabrina McDonald's books

On this Monday edition of The Steve Marston Show, Steve kicks off the week with “Sunday Morning Takeaways,” inviting listeners to share the powerful truths that stood out from their church services. Steve reflects on Joshua chapter 6 and the battle of Jericho, highlighting a profound moment where God tells Joshua the victory is already won before the walls ever fall. It’s a reminder that God’s promises are secure even before we see the breakthrough.

Listeners call and comment with meaningful takeaways about forgiveness, trusting God, spiritual grounding, prayer, vigilance, and the danger of being “almost persuaded” to follow Christ.

Later in the show, relationship coach and pastor Calvin Copeland joins Steve for an in-depth conversation about communication, emotional healing, and what he calls “mutual relational deferred gratification.” They discuss why listening is more than simply waiting to respond, how past wounds shape our relationships, and why healthy relationships require intentional work, patience, and empathy.

Steve also shares reflections on country artist Eric Church’s viral commencement speech about the “six strings” of life, plus powerful moments from the Rededication 250 event in Washington, D.C., featuring Franklin Graham and a timeless Billy Graham prayer calling America back to repentance and revival.

The episode wraps up with a tribute to evangelist James Robison, a new “Faith Between Your Ears” scripture from Romans 15:4, and a hilarious parenting video that perfectly captures the chaos of leaving the house with kids.

If you’re looking for encouragement, biblical insight, practical relationship wisdom, and a few laughs along the way, this episode delivers all of it.

On this Fun Friday edition of The Steve Marston Show, Steve revisits an important listener question: When is it okay to question your pastor? Steve shares thoughtful biblical insight on how to approach disagreements with church leadership in a godly, respectful way—while also addressing the serious responsibility of confronting abuse or criminal behavior when necessary.

Then, Steve welcomes Paul Asay from PluggedIn.com and Focus on the Family for a nostalgic and entertaining conversation about great family movies worth revisiting on streaming. From The Lord of the Rings trilogy to the original Star Wars films and Pixar’s Up, they discuss timeless stories, Christian themes, family entertainment, and why parents should still check content guides before movie night.

They also dive into Netflix’s upcoming Chronicles of Narnia adaptation, concerns surrounding the new direction of the franchise, and why The Magician’s Nephew remains such a beloved book.

Plus:

• A hilarious Babylon Bee review: “9 Signs Lord of the Rings Is Clearly a Pagan Work”
• The Ministry of the Month giveaway featuring Greg Laurie’s book Lennon, Dylan, Alice and Jesus
• A Bible “Seek & Find” challenge from Galatians 2
• Faith Between Your Ears memory verse from Colossians 3:2
• A dad joke showdown with Producer Tommy
• And one of the sweetest videos on the internet today: a toddler seeing clearly for the first time with glasses

It’s encouragement, laughs, faith, movies, and meaningful conversation—all packed into one uplifting episode.

On today’s episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve dives into a controversial conversation from the Tucker Carlson podcast surrounding dispensationalism, Christian Zionism, and replacement theology. Steve reacts to comments from filmmaker Nathan Apodaca (Apfel) and explains why a literal interpretation of Scripture still matters for understanding God’s plan for Israel, prophecy, and the Gospel.

Steve breaks down key passages from Romans 9–11, Joshua 21, and Revelation while addressing the growing criticism toward dispensational theology in modern Christian circles. Is Israel still part of God’s plan? What does the Bible actually say? Steve tackles the topic head-on with biblical context and clarity.

Later in the show, Steve welcomes his son Tyler from the YouTube Bible commentary channel “1189” to discuss Acts chapter 14. Together they explore Paul and Barnabas’ missionary journey, persecution, suffering for Christ, defining success in ministry, and how the early church remained faithful through hardship.

The episode also features:

• Questions from listeners about gambling, reading the Bible, Cain’s wife, and questioning your pastor
• “Faith Between Your Ears” Bible memory verse: Colossians 3:2
• A heartwarming story involving Savannah Bananas owner Jesse Cole and his adopted daughter
• The Dad Joke of the Day

If you enjoy biblical teaching, Christian culture commentary, theology discussions, encouragement, and practical faith conversations, this episode is for you.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve talks about what it really means to follow Jesus — not just in name, but in action. Inspired by comments from Brant Hanson, Steve explores the challenge of loving your enemies, forgiving others, and allowing God to heal deep hurts through the work of the Holy Spirit.

The show also debuts a new “Open Mic” format, interacting live with viewers during commercial breaks while streaming across Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and Rumble. Plus: a conversation with Bob DeMoss about Focus on the Family, Adventures in Odyssey, and the Family250 celebration, thoughts on Christian culture and media, a discussion about a controversial Donald Trump statue, faith-based entertainment recommendations, and plenty of laughs along the way — including dad jokes and Bible trivia.

This episode is packed with encouragement, discipleship, culture commentary, and reminders to keep your focus on Christ.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve kicks off a brand-new week with encouragement, biblical insight, and powerful conversations designed to help listeners live more like Jesus every day.

First, Steve dives into a thought-provoking discussion from Lecrae’s The Deep End podcast featuring God Logic, unpacking how Christians can confidently defend their faith when challenged by other belief systems. Using Colossians 1:15 and the doctrine of the Trinity, Steve explains why biblical context matters and how Scripture interprets Scripture.

Then listeners share their heartfelt “Sunday Morning Takeaways,” including lessons on being the salt of the earth, the faithfulness of God, Proverbs 31 motherhood, and one unforgettable testimony of a son giving his life to Christ on Mother’s Day.

Later, pastor and author Scott Stewart joins the show to discuss his fascinating new book 37: Discovering the Mystery of the Gospel in the Miracles of Jesus. Together, Steve and Scott explore the deeper meanings behind Jesus’ miracles, including the woman with the issue of blood, the miraculous catches of fish, and the wedding at Cana. Their conversation reveals how Old Testament expectations illuminate the identity of Jesus as Messiah.

Plus:

• A giveaway featuring a new book from Greg Laurie
• Reflections on tragedy and prayer surrounding Pastor Greg Locke’s family
• News about Third Day reuniting after years apart
• A fun update from Candace Cameron Bure becoming a grandmother
• This week’s “Faith Between Your Ears” memory verse from Colossians 3:2
• The best video on the internet featuring Mike Trout sharing how faith carried him through injuries
• And of course… dad jokes.

If you’re looking for biblical encouragement, apologetics, deep scriptural insight, and authentic conversation, this episode is for you.

Lacrae's Deep End Podcast with GodLogic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syCzdwWj6XU

Scott Stewart's book: 37 

https://www.amazon.com/37-Discovering-Mystery-Gospel-Miracles/dp/B0G75Q8J3B/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1942PSRUPHYUB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.TYTpRjo_eXCUMvle_iOLjqfkTfrxiVF8Eo4P5OtF-nzGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.2GcDKQjDOOh6EuPv5qxeMw_3nMYOKdKA8NawLH2DoO0&dib_tag=se&keywords=37+book+scott+stewart&qid=1778535346&sprefix=37+by+scott+stewar%2Caps%2C246&sr=8-1

On this Friday edition of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a personal story about listening to the Holy Spirit and sending encouragement at just the right moment. It’s a reminder that even a simple message can completely change someone’s day. Plus, Adam Holtz from Plugged In joins the show to talk movies, streaming, Star Wars nostalgia, and the latest entertainment releases. Steve also dives into hilarious Babylon Bee headlines, a powerful apologetics clip from Lecrae’s podcast, bizarre news stories, and wraps things up with dad jokes and listener questions. Faith, fun, encouragement, and plenty of laughs all packed into one episode.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a powerful reminder about trusting God during seasons of waiting and why we should keep serving while we wait for doors to open. He reflects on personal struggles, God’s faithfulness during uncertain times, and how encouragement can arrive exactly when it’s needed most. Later, Steve answers listener questions about Jesus, including “Judge not lest you be judged,” whether Jesus could have sinned, and why Jesus sometimes told people not to share news of His miracles. Plus, Tyler Marston from the 1189 YouTube channel joins the show to break down key moments from the Book of Acts, including Peter’s miraculous prison escape and the early church’s mission to spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth. The episode wraps up with encouragement from Hebrews 12, uplifting faith stories, and a wholesome dad joke.

On this episode of The Steve Marston Show, Steve shares a heartfelt story about navigating difficult church conversations with grace, truth, and prayer while helping a new believer understand biblical convictions. He also dives into the importance of seeking God’s wisdom before responding in challenging moments. Plus, author, evangelist, and “Rock and Roll Reverend” Brady Weldon joins the show to talk about taking the Gospel beyond church walls through music, ministry, and real conversations that bring hope to hurting people. The episode also features encouragement from Hebrews 12:14, uplifting stories of faith, and of course, a few classic dad jokes.

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