The podcast episode explores the concept of 'God in the Timber' and its significance in my life. It delves into the influence of nature and family, the danger of idolizing creation, and the importance of withdrawal and solitude for spiritual growth. The episode also discusses the purpose and goals of the podcast.

Takeaways

• Slowing down in nature can lead to a deeper connection with God
• Withdrawal and solitude are essential for spiritual growth

In this episode of the God in the Timber podcast, I set down with my wife to discuss the challenges and realities of balancing hunting season with family life. We share personal experiences, emphasizing the importance of communication, understanding, and mutual respect in a marriage. The conversation touches on the impact of hunting on family dynamics, the role of faith, and practical advice for both wives and husbands navigating this season together. The episode concludes with reflections on the biblical foundations of marriage and the significance of love and support in a Christ-centered relationship.

Every hunt starts the same way: boots laced, bow ready, and a prayer. In this episode, I talk about why I ask God to guide my steps, protect my path, and bless the day ahead. It’s a conversation about faith in the field, trusting His timing, and remembering the Creator behind the creation we enjoy.

Step into the Alabama woods with me as I share one of the most unusual public-land hunting stories I’ve ever lived through. For weeks, every time I hunted this spot, someone would drive by and blast their horn — same road, same timing, same obnoxious honk. It felt like a warning, a taunt, or maybe just pure bad luck… until the day the mystery was finally solved.

In this episode, I take you through the whole journey: the confusion, the irritation, the humor, and the unexpected truth behind the horn honker. What started as an annoying distraction turned into one of the most memorable (and surprisingly wholesome) encounters I’ve had in the outdoors.

Grab your gear and settle in — this is The Mystery of the Horn Honker, and yes… we finally figure out who it was and why they did it.

In this special memorial episode, I honor the life and legacy of Coach Toby Dunn — a man whose love, compassion, and even his fiery moments shaped everyone around him. Coach Dunn wasn’t just a coach; he was a mentor, a motivator, and a steady presence who pushed people to be better both on and off the field. His impact ran deep, and his absence will be felt just as deeply.

This episode is a tribute to the lessons he taught, the lives he touched, and the legacy he leaves behind. Coach Dunn will be missed greatly, but he will never be forgotten.

In this episode, I open up about my childhood — the restless energy, the wild imagination, and the whirlwind mind that came with ADHD. What some saw as distraction, God turned into direction. I share how my love for archery became more than a hobby — it became a focus point, a passion, and ultimately a path that led to this very podcast.

Through stories of growing up, learning to aim both on the range and in life, and discovering purpose in the middle of chaos, I’ll reflect on how God uses our unique wiring to shape His plan for us.

Bible Verse:
“Take delight in the Lord, and He will give you the desires of your heart.” – Psalm 37:4

This episode is about finding your aim — not by fighting who you are, but by letting God use it for His glory.

In this episode, I recap my recent hunting trip in Missouri — the highs, the lessons, and the quiet moments in the woods that hit deeper than expected. I also open up about a tough piece of advice I got: “Quit trying so hard on social media.” What does that really mean in a world that rewards hustle and highlight reels?

We’ll dive into how that message connects with Romans 12:2 — “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” Together, we’ll talk about staying authentic, letting go of the pressure to perform, and finding purpose beyond likes and follows.

Whether you’re here for the hunt stories, the real talk, or the faith journey — this one’s for anyone learning to balance drive with peace.

*PRERECORDED EPOSIDE*

In this episode of the God in the Timber podcast, host Kyle Scott delves into the personal journey of prioritizing real connections with God over curated social media appearances. Sharing a candid narrative about the struggles of balancing social media pressures with genuine faith, Kyle challenges listeners to reflect on their own motivations. The episode explores the teachings of Matthew 6, emphasizing the power of private prayer and the significance of letting God take center stage in our lives. Join Kyle as he discusses the Lord's Prayer, personal realizations about hunting and prayer, and offers listeners reflection questions to ponder on their spiritual journey.

Welcome to episode 11 of the God in the Timber podcast, hosted by Kyle Scott. This episode is a unique outdoor experience, recorded from a front porch in Tennessee, where the background symphony of nature accompanies insightful conversations.

Kyle shares personal stories about life in the rural south, including the rewards of gardening, remodeling projects, and a thrilling deer hunting adventure with his friends. Through these stories, the episode explores the theme of faith, drawing inspiring parallels from the Book of Hebrews and real-life events.

Dive into this episode to discover an engaging blend of scripture, personal reflection, and the beauty of nature, all while pondering deeper questions of faith and its role in our everyday lives.

In John 5, Jesus heals a man who had been lame for thirty-eight years, sparking both awe and controversy. This chapter reveals not only Christ’s power to heal but also His divine authority as the Son of God—equal with the Father and the giver of life. In this episode, we unpack the miracles, the confrontation with the religious leaders, and the deeper truths about faith, judgment, and eternal life. Join us as we explore what John 5 teaches us about who Jesus is, why His authority matters, and how this passage speaks to our lives today.