In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study 2 Kings 2–7 and discover that the God who worked miracles through Elijah is the same God who continues to work through Elisha. As one prophet passes the mantle to another, these chapters remind us that God's power has never been limited to one person or one generation. He is the same God yesterday, today, and forever, still healing, providing, rescuing, and strengthening His children.

From the healing of the waters at Jericho to the widow's overflowing oil, each miracle points beyond Elisha and toward the heart of God. Whether providing more than enough for a grieving family, reminding us that repentance brings lasting healing, or showing that His blessings often exceed our expectations, these stories reveal a Savior whose grace is abundant. God is not interested in merely helping us survive. He delights in restoring, multiplying, and making us whole.

The story of Naaman teaches that God's greatest miracles often come through simple acts of faith. Though Naaman expected a dramatic solution, healing came through humble obedience as he washed in the Jordan River. These chapters invite us to trust that God is patient with our growth, willing to work with us through every attempt, every setback, and every step toward becoming completely clean. His purpose is not partial healing, but complete restoration.

The episode concludes by showing that no concern is too great or too small for the Lord. Whether raising a child back to life, helping someone recover a borrowed axe head, or answering the quiet prayers of everyday disciples, God cares deeply about every part of our story. Together, these chapters testify that the same God who performed miracles in the Old Testament still works in our lives today, inviting us to trust Him, seek His Spirit, and believe that His power is never exhausted.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

03:52 Discussing Elijah's Miracles in Hebrew

08:29 Discussing faith and relationship journey

10:21 Desiring a life led by the Spirit

13:31 Continuing God's miracles and presence

16:54 Discussing lasting impact of miracles

22:44 Widow's plea for help

26:03 Questioning and starting to pray

26:33 Questioning faith and superstitions

30:20 Elisha's miraculous revival

33:05 Discussing a leper's honorable introduction

38:23 Naaman's Servants Encourage Him

41:01 The significance of number seven

44:33 Floating ax head miracle story

47:08 God's care in everyday life

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study 1 Kings 12-13; 17-22 and explore the divided kingdom of Israel, the ministry of Elijah, and the many ways God shows up in our lives. Through stories of kings, prophets, miracles, and personal struggles, these chapters remind us that faith is not about choosing the easiest path, but about trusting God enough to keep moving forward even when we cannot see the outcome.

As the kingdom divides under Rehoboam and Jeroboam, the discussion highlights the danger of choosing convenience over covenant commitment. The temptation to make discipleship easier often comes at the cost of sacrifice, growth, and devotion. Dave and Grace reflect on how spiritual strength is built through consistent faithfulness, reminding us that some of the deepest blessings come not from avoiding difficulty, but from remaining dedicated when the journey requires effort.

The heart of the episode follows Elijah’s remarkable experiences during a time of drought and uncertainty. Whether being fed by ravens, helping a widow whose oil never fails, or witnessing God’s power on Mount Carmel, Elijah learns again and again that the Lord provides exactly what is needed. These stories invite us to get off the bench and step into faith, trusting that God can work through unlikely circumstances, unexpected people, and miracles that often begin with simple acts of obedience.

The episode concludes with Elijah’s moments of exhaustion, discouragement, and renewal. Under a juniper tree and later on a mountain, he discovers that God does not always appear through dramatic displays of power. Sometimes He comes through a meal, a moment of rest, a small cloud on the horizon, or a still small voice. Together, these chapters testify of a God who is both powerful and personal, who keeps His promises, strengthens His people, and remains present through every season of the journey.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

04:01 Jeroboam's Prophecy and Kingdom Split

06:45 The king's misguided counsel

10:52 Types of athletes and mindsets

15:45 Introduction to Elijah's Stories

18:10 Unexpected ways God provides

22:35 Fetching water and asking for bread

26:06 Elijah's promise and the sick son

27:08 Faith before evidence

30:54 Biblical story and themes discussion

36:03 Elijah's Sacrifice and Miracle

36:59 Miraculous biblical fire story

40:39 Holding onto faith through doubt

45:40 Discussing Biblical Verse Interpretation

48:16 Elijah's time in the cave

51:15 God's appearances in scripture

53:50 Social media handles and sign-off

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study 2 Samuel 11–12 and 1 Kings 1–9, exploring the stories of David and Solomon and the lessons they teach about mercy, redemption, wisdom, and devotion. These chapters remind us that scripture is filled with imperfect people, and yet God continues to work through them, write them into His story, and accomplish His purposes through their lives.

The episode begins with one of the most heartbreaking moments in David’s life. His choices involving Bathsheba and Uriah reveal the consequences of sin and the pain that can follow when we lose sight of the Lord. Yet even in the middle of failure, God does not abandon David. Through Nathan’s confrontation, David is invited to repent, and the story becomes a powerful reminder that mistakes do not place us beyond the reach of God’s grace. The discussion highlights how redemption remains possible, even after our lowest moments, because God’s work with us is not finished.

From David’s story, the focus shifts to Solomon, a young king who begins his reign with a sincere love for the Lord. When given the opportunity to ask God for anything, Solomon chooses an understanding heart. Dave and Grace reflect on what it means to see people the way God sees them and how experiences, relationships, and mercy can change the way we view others. Through Solomon’s request, we are invited to seek wisdom, compassion, and greater understanding in our own lives.

The episode concludes with Solomon’s construction and dedication of the temple, a place built through sacrifice and devoted to God. As they study the promises found in the temple dedication prayer, Dave and Grace emphasize God’s willingness to hear prayers, offer forgiveness, and welcome all who come seeking Him. Together, these chapters testify of a God who remains dedicated to His people, who redeems broken stories, grants wisdom to those who seek it, and invites everyone to draw closer to Him.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

05:47 Lessons from David's Mistakes

07:42 Uriah summoned back by David

10:00 David's realization and consequences

13:32 Lessons from Jesus' genealogy

18:38 David's influence on Solomon

21:12 David's life and God's mercy

25:28 Thanksgiving prank gone emotional

28:14 Solomon builds the first temple

32:29 Building the temple with sacrifices

34:26 Dedication to Temple Building

39:12 Dedication prayer discussion

42:32 Solomon's prayer for wisdom

46:01 Reflecting on holy places

46:52 Wrapping up and social media links

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study 1 Samuel 17–18, 24–26 and 2 Samuel 5–7, following the journey of David from shepherd boy to king. What begins with an unexpected anointing in Bethlehem unfolds through battlefields, friendships, acts of mercy, and years of preparation, revealing how God sees potential long before the world can recognize it.

As Samuel searches for Israel’s next king, the Lord teaches one of scripture’s most powerful lessons: man looks on the outward appearance, but God looks on the heart. David may have seemed like the least likely choice, yet God saw something greater. Through the story of David and Goliath, we see a young man whose confidence came not from his own strength, but from his trust in God, reminding us that the greatest victories come when our eyes are fixed on the Lord instead of the giants before us.

The episode also explores the people who shaped David’s life along the way. From Jonathan’s loyal friendship to Abigail’s wisdom and mercy, these stories reveal how God places the right people in our path during seasons of uncertainty and growth. The account of David’s mighty men highlights the power of surrounding ourselves with faithful people who strengthen our courage, share our battles, and help us become who God is calling us to be.

Ultimately, David’s story is about more than a shepherd becoming a king. It is a reminder that God sees who we can become long before we see it ourselves. Through every battle, friendship, triumph, and setback, the Lord was shaping David into the leader He had promised he would be. The same God who saw a king in a shepherd boy continues to see divine potential in each of us and patiently helps us grow into it.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

06:01 God's criteria for choosing a king

13:48 The description of Goliath

15:55 Facing Personal Goliaths in Life

21:21 Building confidence through small wins

31:20 David runs to the army

35:09 Finding courage through past victories

39:17 Meeting Jonathan and forming a bond

47:12 David shows kindness to Mephibosheth

51:34 Abigail's intervention with David

56:49 David's mighty men introduction

01:01:43 Creating a support network

01:06:19 David becomes king of Israel

01:10:28 Finding reasons to dance

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study 1 Samuel 8–15 and explore the rise and fall of Israel’s first king, Saul. What begins as a story about Israel asking for a king quickly becomes a deeper conversation about who truly sits on the throne of our hearts. As the people look to be “like all the other nations,” Dave and Grace reflect on the many things we allow to rule our lives and invite us to consider whether we are letting Jesus be the King who leads, guides, and fights our battles.

The episode highlights the early life of Saul and the qualities that made him such a promising leader. Saul is introduced as humble, diligent, and willing to serve, even struggling to see the potential that others saw in him. Through Samuel’s guidance, Saul learns that God often calls people before they feel ready and then provides the experiences, miracles, and grace needed to prepare them for the work ahead. Dave and Grace emphasize that one of God’s greatest gifts is His ability to see who we can become, even when we cannot yet see it ourselves.

As Saul is anointed king, the Lord gives him a new heart and begins transforming him into a different person. The hosts focus on the power of spiritual change, teaching that God’s greatest miracles are often not external signs but transformed hearts. Saul’s story becomes a reminder that growth is a process of becoming and that God can shape ordinary people into something far greater than they imagined as they place themselves in positions where His Spirit can work within them.

The latter part of the episode examines Saul’s gradual decline and the lessons his story teaches about obedience, trust, and discipleship. As Saul begins caring more about the approval of others than the voice of God, his choices slowly lead him away from the path the Lord intended for him. Dave and Grace remind listeners that God desires more than outward religious actions or checked boxes. He wants a genuine relationship built on listening, trust, and love. Even amid Saul’s failures, the episode highlights a God who continues to guide, warn, correct, and redeem, never giving up on His children and always working to help them become better than they are today.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

05:44 Desire for leadership in chaos

08:57 Choosing a spiritual leader

12:18 Introducing Israel's first king, Saul

13:13 Complexity of biblical characters

18:07 Saul's humble beginnings

20:52 Anointing with oil in Old Testament

24:36 Saul's prophetic signs fulfilled

28:43 Saul's spiritual journey highlights

30:54 Maintaining resilience and faith

35:37 Samuel's lesson on obedience

37:47 Understanding meaningful relationships

40:42 Choosing and God's guidance

43:15 Second king symbolizes perseverance

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study the books of Ruth and 1 Samuel and explore stories of covenant love, redemption, grief, and revelation. Through the story of Ruth, they focus on the kind of love that goes beyond obligation and expectation. After Naomi loses her husband and sons, Ruth refuses to leave her side and instead makes the covenant declaration, “whither thou goest, I will go.” Dave and Grace describe Ruth as a story of radical kindness and “love outside the lines,” showing how covenant relationships are ultimately rooted in loyalty, compassion, and caring for others.

The episode also centers on Naomi’s grief and redemption. Naomi returns to Bethlehem feeling completely empty, bitter, and forgotten after losing everything she once had. Yet throughout the story, God quietly begins restoring what was lost through the kindness of Ruth and Boaz. Dave explains the biblical role of a “redeemer” as someone who restores another person to belonging, safety, and hope, ultimately pointing to Jesus Christ as the Great Redeemer. Grace reflects on how healing often comes through the love and mercy of others, reminding listeners that God does not abandon people in their grief and that empty places in life can still become full again.

The discussion then shifts to Hannah and Samuel in 1 Samuel, where Hannah’s desperate prayer for a child becomes a powerful example of faithful pleading before God. After years of sorrow, Hannah pours out her soul to the Lord and eventually receives the miracle she longed for in the birth of Samuel. Grace especially highlights Hannah’s willingness to dedicate Samuel back to God, showing a faith rooted in surrender and trust. The hosts also focus on young Samuel learning to recognize the voice of the Lord, emphasizing the hopeful phrase “Samuel did not yet know the Lord.” They teach that many people feel forgotten or believe God has never spoken to them, but Samuel’s story reminds us that God continues calling patiently and persistently until His children learn to recognize His voice.

Throughout the episode, Dave and Grace return again and again to the reminder that God remembers, speaks, restores, and helps His people. From Ruth’s loyalty, to Naomi’s redemption, to Hannah’s prayers, to Samuel hearing the Lord’s voice, every story points to a God who does not give up on His children. The episode closes with Samuel building an “Ebenezer,” a memorial stone of help, as a reminder that God had answered and delivered them before. Together, these chapters become an invitation to remember the moments God has spoken, rescued, redeemed, and carried us through difficult seasons, even when His voice or His timing felt far away.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

06:33 The theme of radical generosity

11:19 Visiting Rising Star in India

16:31 Understanding covenants of kindness

25:00 The role of a redeemer

30:50 Grieving dreams and finding hope

36:48 Boaz offers land redemption

41:20 Jesus' family tree and traits

44:20 Hannah's heartfelt prayer and promise

51:39 Feeling disconnected from spirituality

57:41 Boy's spiritual experience in Costa Rica

59:22 Listening for God's guidance

01:04:58 Reflecting on answered prayers

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman dive into the book of Judges and reframe it as a book not about judgment, but about deliverance. They explain that the Hebrew idea behind “judge” is closer to rescuer, defender, or deliverer, and throughout the book they highlight a recurring “cycle of faithfulness”: the people forget God, fall into trouble, cry for help, and God — nevertheless — raises up a deliverer again and again. The hosts emphasize how deeply this pattern reflects the mercy of God toward imperfect people and how every deliverer story ultimately points toward Jesus Christ, the Great Deliverer.

The episode explores several major judges and the lessons their stories teach. Othniel reminds listeners that when people ask for help, the Lord sends strength. Ehud’s story highlights how God often uses unexpected people and apparent weaknesses for powerful purposes. Deborah becomes one of the central figures of the lesson — a prophetess, encourager, and “mother in Israel” whose willingness to say “I will surely go with you” becomes a model of courage, mentorship, and faithful support. Grace reflects on the importance of people who lend faith and strength to others when they cannot move forward alone.

Samson’s story becomes a redemption narrative rather than simply a tragedy. Dave and Grace focus especially on the verse stating that “the hair of his head began to grow again,” teaching that even after failure and spiritual distance, strength and closeness with God can return. They emphasize that Samson’s greatest moment came after his greatest mistake, illustrating that repentance can lead to even deeper faith and power than before. Gideon’s story then highlights anxiety, insecurity, and learning to trust God despite fear. The hosts discuss Gideon asking repeatedly for signs, showing that faithful people can still struggle with doubt, and they connect his story to modern experiences of seeking reassurance, peace, and guidance from God.

Throughout the episode, the central message remains constant: God continually raises up deliverers, works through weakness, stays patient with imperfect people, and fights beside His children even when they feel afraid, unqualified, or broken. The stories of Judges become reminders that God does not abandon His people after failure, but instead repeatedly offers rescue, encouragement, and renewed strength.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

07:45 Israelites turning to idol worship

11:51 God's mercy and deliverance

16:33 Ehud becomes Israel's deliverer

24:19 The fiery conversation with Brooke

26:53 Supportive women in our lives

31:16 Talking about David's daughters

36:49 Deborah's prophecy to Barak

45:12 A sweet parenting moment

49:10 The fall of a biblical judge

53:29 Samson's final act of strength

01:01:40 Discerning God's direction

01:03:11 Dealing with anxiety and faith

01:10:36 Moments of clarity and intuition

01:14:41 The unexpected deliverer story

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study Joshua 1–8; 23–24 and step into the long awaited moment when the children of Israel finally enter the promised land after years of wandering in the wilderness.

As Joshua takes Moses’ place, the Lord repeats the same invitation again and again: “Be strong and of a good courage.” These chapters become a reminder that faith often means stepping forward before the miracle happens. From crossing the Jordan River on dry ground, to carrying stones of remembrance, to walking around the walls of Jericho day after day, the people are invited to trust a God who keeps His promises even when the outcome cannot yet be seen.

This episode highlights what it looks like to live in the realm of miracles. Dave and Grace explore the courage to follow God into unfamiliar places, the importance of remembering His goodness, and the power of believing before the walls fall. The story of Rahab becomes a beautiful witness that faith can change everything, and that God delights in rescuing, welcoming, and redeeming every person who chooses to believe.

This episode invites us to look at our own life and ask where God may already be moving. Because sometimes faith looks like stepping into the water before it parts, walking around the walls one more time, or building reminders of the miracles we never want to forget. And through every chapter, Joshua reminds us that the God who led His people before is still the God who leads us now.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

06:22 Being an encourager in tough times

10:27 Reflecting on meaningful scripture

17:19 Living a Meaningful Life

26:04 Missionary work and sacrifice

28:31 Power of a believing woman

35:02 Crossing the Jordan River

41:12 Joshua's moment of encouragement

45:19 Believing in miracles and taking risks

49:12 Building a memorial with stones

57:05 Feeling stuck and going in circles

01:02:45 Personal faith testimony

01:03:58 Signing off and social media plugs

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study Deuteronomy 1–8; 15; 29–30; and 34 and step into a moment of remembering, as Moses looks back on a 40 year journey and prepares the people to enter the promised land.

What could have been an 11 day trip became a lifetime of transformation, and Moses uses this final message to remind them not just where they have been, but who they have become. Through the wilderness, through provision, and through every moment of doubt and growth, God had been with them. Deuteronomy becomes a call to remember that they lacked nothing, that He fought for them, and that every step was shaping them into His people.

This episode highlights the power of remembering and choosing God daily. From loving Him with all our heart, soul, and might, to living open handed and generous lives, to realizing that returning to Him is always possible, these chapters show a God who stays close. He is not far off. He invites His people to choose life, to trust His promises, and to carry their faith into every part of their lives.

This episode invites us to look back on our own story and recognize where God has been present all along. Because like Moses, we may not always see the full promise yet, but we can trust the God who led us here. And when we choose to remember Him, we begin to see that we have never walked alone.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

03:49 Symbolism of the number 40

09:02 Reflecting on personal growth

11:47 Reflecting on God's constant presence

14:53 Importance of staying close to God

18:29 Jack's missionary calling in Malawi

21:06 Reflections on life's journey

25:26 Keeping faith alive daily

26:32 Jewish traditions and practices

31:56 Importance of personalized home décor

33:16 Importance of God's goodness

39:13 Chosen by God's love

42:22 Discussion on Old Testament context

44:46 Being generous to others

48:40 Blessings and curses of covenant

51:12 Prophecy and covenant restoration

55:48 Moses views the promised land

56:29 Reflecting on life's promises

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In this episode of Don’t Miss This, Dave Butler and Grace Freeman study Numbers 11-14 , 20-24, 27 and step into the journey in the wilderness, a story that reveals what it looks like to follow God through seasons of waiting, wandering, and becoming.

As the children of Israel move forward, they are guided by a cloud by day and fire by night, learning to trust God’s timing in every step. Yet along the way, distractions begin to rise. Complaining replaces gratitude, fear overtakes faith, and comparison clouds their perspective. Again and again, they face the same choice: will they see their circumstances through fear, or will they trust in what God has already shown them?

Through stories of manna, Moses’ burdens, the spies in the promised land, and the brazen serpent, we see a powerful reminder that what we look at shapes what we experience. The people who focused on fear missed the promise, while those who chose faith saw possibility. And in one of the most striking moments, the Lord invites them to simply look to be healed, pointing forward to Jesus Christ and the power of His saving grace.

This episode invites us to consider how we are seeing our own lives. Because God has always been determined to bless His people, even in the wilderness. The question is not just what we are going through, but how we are choosing to see it. When we learn to look to Him, we begin to recognize that even here, even now, He is leading us toward something promised.

Chapters:

00:00 INTRO

04:55 Guidance by the cloud and fire

09:22 Moses feeling overwhelmed and tired

11:34 Identifying your support network

14:53 Miriam and Aaron's jealousy of Moses

16:43 Miriam's wake-up call

22:02 Caleb's faith and perspective

25:41 Lessons from the promised land story

29:26 Renewing Faith and Overcoming Temptation

32:00 Moses and the bronze serpent

34:08 Jesus offers spiritual healing

38:17 Balaam's talking donkey adventure

40:43 Balaam's story and blessing Israel

45:15 The priestly blessing explained

47:17 Wrapping up and social media links

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