Revival and Leadership. This episode explores the rise and fall of King Joash, a story that illustrates both the promise and peril of spiritual revival dependent on human leadership. Protected as a child during Athaliah’s reign, Joash experiences genuine renewal under the guidance of the priest Jehoiada. Temples are restored, worship returns, and integrity flourishes—but after Jehoiada dies, the revival fades, showing the danger of relying on human influence rather than God’s sustaining power. The story reminds us that true, lasting transformation comes from God alone, and spiritual revival must be continually nurtured in our hearts and communities.

Written through the grief of losing his mom, Good God became a place for Matt to process pain, faith, and hope in real time. From unfinished verses to the final line — “Good God, can you tell her I said hi?” — this song tells the full story of walking through loss and finding peace on the other side. One of the most personal songs he’s ever written… and one he sang at his mom’s funeral. 💔🙏

Have you ever yearned to see God's glory? In this episode, we explore a pivotal moment in Moses’ life that reveals the breathtaking beauty of God’s character and the power of renewed covenant. In Exodus 33:18-34:9, Deuteronomy 10:1-5, and Exodus 34:10-27, Moses boldly asks to see God’s glory, and God graciously reveals His character, emphasizing His compassion, grace, love, and faithfulness while also upholding His holiness. This encounter inspires Moses to worship and leads to the reestablishment of God’s covenant with Israel. The story reminds us that God desires to reveal Himself to those who seek Him, and that encountering His glory transforms our hearts, renews our commitment, and calls us to reflect His character in our lives.

I work in watersports and it was a windy day, so my friend and I decided to see if this works. We got an umbrella and went out a bit far with a paddleboard and tried it with the wind. It was a successful mission! It was exciting to try this kinda things when you have a good work buddy at your workplace that matches your energy and tries crazy stuff.

As a Jewish artist from Israel, Yair Levi was blown away by the faith he experienced in Christian worship. 🙏 He shares how seeing believers worship with such passion and unity changed his perspective, and inspired his own journey. A powerful moment of faith bridging cultures.

When a close friendship ends, your brain feels it like a broken bone. Few things cut as deeply as the loss of a close friendship. Whether through distance, misunderstanding, or silence that slowly settles in, losing a friend can leave a wound that impacts far more than our social lives. It touches our hearts, our minds, and even our souls. From both a neuroscience and faith perspective, that pain makes sense. We are wired for connection, and when a meaningful relationship ends, the loss is felt deeply on every level. Emotionally, friendship loss can bring grief, confusion, or self doubt. Spiritually, it can leave us questioning God’s purpose in the ending. But Scripture reminds us that God is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. Psalm 34:18 speaks directly to this kind of hurt. Sometimes, the ending of one friendship is part of God’s preparation for a new season of growth, healing, or ministry we could not have entered otherwise. If you are walking through friendship loss, be gentle with yourself. Acknowledge the grief. It is real. Invite God into the ache. Ask Him to fill the empty spaces with His comfort and help you forgive, release, and remain open to new relationships He may bring. Even when friends drift away, you are never alone. God promises, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” Hebrews 13:5

In Day 88 of our 365-Day Bible Commentary, we explore Moses’ Farewell Address, Part 2, in Deuteronomy 18–25, Numbers 34–36, and related passages. Moses emphasizes the critical importance of spiritual leadership, both through prophets and judges, and provides clear instructions for justice, morality, and fairness among God’s people. He warns the Israelites to recognize true prophets, live justly within their communities, and obey God’s commands as they prepare to enter the Promised Land. This message reminds us today of the importance of godly leadership, accountability, and living faithfully under God’s guidance.

Mary-Clair shares the heart behind There’s A God and why she stripped everything back to one simple truth: God loves you. In a season of doubt and uncertainty, this song became her anthem—a reminder to hold on to faith when life feels overwhelming.

The devil didn’t come to Jesus at His strongest moment. He came after 40 days of fasting. Hungry. Exhausted. Physically weak. And honestly, that’s when temptation usually hits us too — when we’re tired, discouraged, overwhelmed, or running empty. But Jesus responded with Scripture: “Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.” The enemy attacks with lies. Jesus answered with God’s Word. 🙏 Watch the full conversation here: https://youtu.be/dVcUfxbLzkQ?si=oijMb-9ZjPP5k9hP #Jesus #Faith #Bible #Christianity #God #Prayer #Scripture #JesusChrist #FaithOverFear #BibleStudy #Christian #GodsWord #SpiritualWarfare #Truth

Christian singer-songwriter Alex Jude stopped by the GodTube Music Studio to perform her new single 'Livin’ To Learn.' Blending Americana and pop with her grounded, emotionally awake style, Alex turns personal moments into poetic, road-trip-ready melodies.