Can modern science actually be pointing back to God? In this episode of God Talk, Pastor Greg dives into a new wave of scientific discussion that’s challenging decades of atheistic thinking! Plus, why integrity still matters in politics and in the church. Join the conversation about truth, creation, and living with conviction in a culture that’s afraid to speak it.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel for Part 4 of our series, "David: On the Run." Discover the trials and lessons from David's life when he was fleeing from King Saul, exploring themes of patience, obedience, and faith.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as he explores the profound friendship between David and Jonathan. Discover how their relationship illustrates the importance of having a godly friend who can uplift and guide us in faith. Everyone needs a "Jonathan" in their life! 

Do you believe in the rapture? In this episode of God Talk, we will explore the rapture theory.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel for an inspiring message on courage and faith as we explore the story of David and Goliath. Learn how to confront today's evils with the confidence of David, trusting in the power of God. 

Thank you for joining me for this episode of God Talk. We explore the rising fear in society—from shootings and attacks to the lingering trauma of COVID—and how media amplification can make danger feel constant.

The episode challenges listeners to choose faith over fear, explains why we shouldn’t abandon public worship or let evil dictate our lives, and reminds us to fear sin more than bodily harm while staying faithful through uncertain times.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we start a new message series about Israel’s greatest king…King David. In this episode we will look at David the young boy and how God used his experiences of his past to prepare him for his future.

In this episode of God Talk the host examines the phrase "Do as thou wilt," tracing its origins to Aleister Crowley and Thelema and warning about its influence on modern individualism, moral decline, and  violence.

He also challenges comforting but unbiblical ideas like the belief that loved ones watch us from heaven, reflects on recent violent incidents, and contrasts Satanic individualism with the Christian call to surrender to God’s will.

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we explore the significance of Mount Ararat and a world that has embraced wickedness but longs to experience a restoration of righteousness. 

In this episode, the host reflects on the strange and costly actions of biblical prophets like Ezekiel, Isaiah, and Hosea to illustrate how following God can look like foolishness to the world.

He connects those examples to the recent death of Charlie Kirk, arguing that speaking truth can lead to persecution and even martyrdom, and challenges listeners to be willing to appear foolish for Christ in speech, work, and family—always speaking the truth in love.