How do we trust God deeply after experiencing trauma? It’s not easy when our hearts are filled with questions like, "God, where were you when this happened?" Trauma can erode our ability to trust God fully, even when we desire to. Often, people don’t have a safe space to process their pain, so they bury it instead. But healing and trust can begin when we find find safe spaces in community and take comfort in scripture. Want to explore how to rebuild trust in God after hurt and trauma? Make sure to tune into Episode 6: Emotional Healing on Church Talk! Available on Spotify, Youtube, and Apple. #FaithJourney #HealingFromTrauma #ChristianPodcast #ChurchTalkpodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZHaaaIe4t8

Ever wondered how to make your faith resonate with today's world? In the first episode of Church Talk with Dr. Joe Kidder, Martin Hanna breaks down the importance of relevance in our Christian witness. By looking at how the apostle Peter thoughtfully addressed the pressing questions of his time, we learn that our faith should be both Christ-centered and contextually relevant. Tune in to explore how you can make your faith speak to the real-life issues people face today. Available now on Spotify, Apple & YouTube. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UcYi068yrE

When we suffer, God also suffers. Isaiah 63:9 reminds us that "in all your sufferings, He also suffered." This powerful truth reveals that Jesus not only understands our pain but shares in it. Every wound you've experienced resonates with the heart of God. When you feel hurt, Jesus feels it too. You are never alone—even in your darkest moments, He is right there with you. Dive deeper into this comforting message by watching the full episode. Check out Episode 6: Emotional Healing of Church Talk available on Spotify, Youtube, and Apple. #GodsLove #FaithInSuffering #ChristianEncouragement #ChurckTalkpodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjVAmk_CHns

How do we guard ourselves from misunderstanding or misapplying scripture? The key is humility. We must remember that we are recipients of God's divine revelation—His Word—and not the ones in control of it. Humbling ourselves to sit at the feet of Jesus, prayerfully seeking His guidance, is essential for rightly interpreting the Bible. As scripture warns, twisting God's Word can lead to destruction. Want to learn more about approaching scripture with humility and care? Listen to this thought-provoking episode of Church Talk! Available on Spotify & Apple. #ChurchTalkpodcast #BibleStudy #Theologypodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngpWA_f4etU

Preaching should always point us back to Christ. The entire Bible—both Old and New Testaments—reveals who Jesus is and His redemptive work for humanity. Just as Jesus walked His disciples through scripture on the road to Emmaus, our goal should be to bring a Christ-centered message that reflects His love and sacrifice. Whether you're preaching or studying the Word, remember that it all points to Jesus. Want to learn more about Christ-centered preaching? Check out Episode 5: How Everybody Can Do Theology Every Day on Church Talk! #ChurchTalkpodcast #PreachTheGospel #ChristCenteredMessage #BibleTeaching" Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-cY5sL6j3o