Behind The Micah Podcast

As we kick off this new season, we plan to tackle believed myths that the Bible doesn't say. Today's question....Do Christians have bad days? There is a myth out there that says that once you become a Christian, your life gets easier. However, could it be that there is purpose in our pain? And what is the difference between in this world and in Christ? Check it out!

As we wrap up season four, Jason and Micah give a recap of the book of Acts. Why are there denominations in the church? How much should we talk about the Holy Spirit? Does the Bible contradict itself? How should we view this book of the Bible? Should we go by anything other than Christians? Plus, lots of other discussion. Thanks for tuning in!

As we wrap up the final chapter in Acts, we recognize that this book was never about Paul or Peter, but rather about the Gospel. It's about Jesus. It's about the Holy Spirit living in us and moving through us to change the world around us. So while Paul is buried in the ground, the message is still moving. Imagine if we embraced the platform that God has given us. Boldly taking the Gospel to everyone we locked eyes with. There is no plan B. It will not fail and it cannot be stopped. No matter the stones, the storms, or the snake bites. God's story is unhindered. We also discuss Labor Day and why you shouldn't leave your keys in your car while pumping gas. Only one more episode left in this season. Check it out!

On this episode, Jason and Micah discuss a literal storm that occurs with Paul on a ship. While this idea of Paul as a prisoner seems like it will never come to a conclusion, he continues on with a calmness. Even while his ship wrecks, Paul knows that God is in control. There is so much growth that occurs in Paul's life from when he first comes to Christ in chapter 9, to now in chapter 27. Which begs the question.....have you grown spiritually from when you first became a Christian? Are you still growing? Why or why not? We also discuss swimming in dark waters and fasting. Hope you'll tune in. Thank you guys!

On today's podcast, Jason and Micah cover chapters 25 & 26. Paul is still on trial. While Paul is pleading for his life, he also is preaching the gospel. He is very strategic on getting that message out. Which begs the question, do you or your church have a plan to connect people to Jesus? While some things work better than others in different places, you should have a plan. One thing that we see in these chapters are two different responses to the gospel. Who are you "persuading"? We also discuss masculinity and Bob Barker. Thanks for listening.

In chapter 24, Paul stands before Governor Felix. After both sides plead their case, Felix decides that he will not come to a conclusion. In the meantime, Paul is placed in prison until a decision is made. It just so happens to last over two years long. Which begs the question......when going through storms in life, where do you turn? Maybe a more important question is..... what do you live for? Most people in life, while going through trials, either run toward God or far away from Him. Who you live for could be the key to where you run. We also discuss a recap of Hillsboro Family Camp, the largest Christmas store in the world, and what actor would make the best Paul. Check it out!

On the podcast today, we wrestle with Acts 23. What we find is that God was overseeing everything that was taking place in Paul's life. He was watching over him. Can we still say the same thing in 2023? Does God still move on our behalf? We also discuss Hillsboro Family Camp 23' and Daddy-Daughter dances at weddings. Hope you'll tune in!

Today on the podcast, Jason and Micah tackle Acts 22. How important is your testimony? Paul seems to use his testimony for expanding the gospel. It wasn't about Paul, it was about what Jesus did through Paul. Could sharing the gospel be that simple? We also discuss the time of salvation, patriotism and Christianity, and whether or not it's ok to shoot fireworks off after July 4. Hope you'll check it out! Thanks for listening!

Today, Jason and Micah discuss Acts 21. In this chapter, we see Paul not listening to the heeding of the Holy Spirit. He was prompted not to go into Jerusalem and yet, in order to share the gospel, he goes anyway. We find that Paul gets arrested, and we are left on a cliff before reading chapter 22. This begs the question, was Paul wrong and defying God? We discuss this today, as well as, bird calling and Christian Financial Resources. We are still taking stories of things you have hit with your car. Let us know your story. The best story will get a CFR swag bag. Check it out! Thanks for listening!