Daily Thunder Podcast

Speaker: Philip Hartman
Series: Names of God
Study: 5 – Jehovah Sabaoth (The Lord of Hosts)

Our God is the Lord of Hosts (Jehovah Sabaoth). In this powerful and stirring reprise message, Philip Hartman explains the depth and profundity of this attribute and Name of God … and exhorts believers to live in the reality that God is indeed the Lord of Hosts. Surveying the entirety of Scripture, this message will encourage you to place your trust and faith in the strength, power, and ability of our God.

Speaker: Philip Hartman
Series: Names of God
Study: 4 – Yahweh (LORD)

In this study on the Names of God, Philip Hartman examines the most used Name of God in Scripture: Yahweh. By explaining its background and importance, we discover more of who God is, His attributes, and His desire and will for our lives.

Speaker: Nathan Johnson
Series: Names of God
Study: 3 – Jehovah Rapha (The Lord Who Heals)

God loves to heal – not just physically but also emotionally, mentally, and foremost spiritually. In this study on the names of God, Nathan Johnson examines the Name "Jehovah Rapha" and explains that not only God heals, but how He longs to bring forth healing in our lives through the life and death of Jesus Christ.

Speaker: Dan McConnaughey
Series: Names of God
Study: 2 – Qanna (Jealous)

Though we often see jealousy in a negative light, God reveals Himself as a jealous God (Exodus 20:5). One of His Names is "jealousy" – the Hebrew word "qanna". In this series on the Names of God, Dan McConaughey talks about jealousy and why God being jealous is actually a good thing.

Speaker: Nathan Johnson
Series: Ephesians Bible Study
Study: 7 – You Are Chosen! (Ephesians 1:4)

We can easily think of being chosen as the last pick in a game for kids – we line up against the wall, hoping that we won't be the last pick. But Paul tells us that God has chosen us for Himself even before the foundation of the world. In other words, you were not his last pick, but rather the thought upon His mind, even before He spoke: "let there be light." This choosing is both personal and with a divine purpose – to become like the One who chose us. In this expositional study of Ephesians, Nathan Johnson investigates Ephesians 1:4 and the implications of being chosen by God.

Speaker: Eric Ludy
Series: The Muscular Christian
Study: 1 – Fortified

This is the first installment in Eric’s series on The Muscular Christian. In this episode, he tackles the issue of spiritual fortification and discusses how the protection of the believing life works in Jesus Christ. Eric walks through his personal journey to both learn and gain this critical component to functional Christian living.

In this reprise episode, Dan McConnaughey talks about spiritual awareness and our need to be "left of bang" – and as an unexpected bonus, the fire alarm went off in the middle of the session … giving Dan a great illustration of "bang". Using physical warfare as a lens to view our spiritual warfare, Dan explains that we either give the enemy too much credit and don't live as true believers in the circumstances God has allowed in our lives, or we fail to see and handle the breaches that leave a door open to the enemy. As Christians, we must live alert, ready, and prepared.

Speaker: Nathan Johnson
Series: Names of God
Study: 1 – The Significance of Names

Names throughout the Bible are significant. Whether it be people or locations – the meaning of names holds tremendous insight into the stories of Scripture. In this first episode of a new mini-series on the Names of God, Nathan Johnson discusses names and why they matter so much to our understanding of the Bible.

Speaker: Nathan Johnson
Series: Ephesians Bible Study
Study: 6 – What Are You Into? (Ephesians 1:3)

The concept of being "In Christ" is a foundational statement throughout all of Scripture, especially Paul's letter to the Ephesians – in fact, the entire book revolves around understanding your position IN Christ. In this expositional study of Ephesians 1:3, we examine the phrase "in Christ" found throughout Paul's letters and discuss three aspects of being in Christ that are foundational for the life of a Christian.