Hopecasts

David and Marilynn Chadwick join Jenn Houston as David sheds light on the fact that America is losing it's Biblical identity, from becoming a welfare haven to twisting Biblical words to fit a certain narrative.

What can a dramatic Israeli plane hijacking teach us about courage and God's providence? David and Marilynn Chadwick recount the remarkable teamwork that helped save 180 lives and reflect on the rising tide of antisemitism. They challenge believers to reject hatred and love their neighbors as Jesus commanded. Through the lives of Jim Bakker and King David, they challenge us to guard our hearts, pursue holiness, and live each day ready for Christ's return.

Could the turmoil in Israel and the rise of antisemitism be pointing to something deeper—and what does it mean for followers of Jesus? In this episode, David and Marilynn Chadwick explore the conflict in Gaza, the spiritual realities behind today's turmoil, and what Scripture says about Israel and the return of Christ. They remind us that God's plans cannot be thwarted and call believers to live with hope and expectancy—as we await Jesus' return.

What does the Bible mean when it says, "Choose life"? David and Marilynn Chadwick join Jenn Houston as David shares a biblical perspective on euthanasia amidst the growing legalization of assisted suicide in Canada and Western Europe. Together, they explore what Scripture teaches about the value of human life, the gift of aging, suffering, and our God-given purpose—and what it means for Christians to uphold a biblical view of life in a changing culture.

What happens when the natural affections that hold families and society together begin to break down? In this episode, David and Marilynn Chadwick along with Jenn Houston, explore the tragic Lindsay Clancy case through the lens of Scripture and end-times prophecy. They reflect on "natural affection," the value of human life, the role of conscience, and what the Bible says about a culture drifting away from God's truth. Amid difficult questions about mental illness, morality, and spiritual darkness, the conversation ultimately points toward a call for prayer, revival, healing, and hope.

What if the tragedy that broke your faith became the very thing that brought you back to God? David and Marilynn Chadwick continue their conversation with Kelly Dick as Kelly shares how 9/11 ushered her into grief, PTSD, and a loss of faith—but ultimately became part of a powerful journey back to Jesus. She reflects on God's faithfulness, the miraculous story of her daughter Mira, and how she and her husband serve others through Charlotte Rescue Mission. Even in our darkest moments, God can bring healing, purpose, and hope.

What happens when tragedy changes the course of your life? As we mark the 25th anniversary of 9/11, David and Marilynn Chadwick sit down with Kelly Dick to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost and hear the deeply personal story of her friend, Wells, known as the "Man in the Red Bandana," who gave his life helping others escape the World Trade Center. Through grief, survivor's guilt, and a painful struggle with faith, Kelly's story reminds us of the courage, sacrifice, and hope that endure even in the face of unimaginable loss. As we remember, we honor those who died, those who served, and the families who continue to grieve—with the hope that God is still on the throne.

Could America be experiencing a spiritual awakening? David and Marilynn Chadwick and Jenn Houston explore the growing hunger for biblical truth, from rising Bible engagement and young people seeking answers to student baptisms and renewed interest in worship. Could the chaos and uncertainty of our world be driving a new generation to search for the objective truth and lasting hope found in God's Word and Jesus?

What happens when a culture loses sight of truth? David and Marilynn Chadwick and Jenn Houston explore what Romans 1 teaches about suppressing truth—and how rejecting God's design can lead to confusion, disorder, and ultimately greater consequences. From the debate over what defines a woman to the loss of the fear of the Lord, they examine what happens when feelings replace objective truth. In a culture searching for answers, they point us back to God's Word and the freedom found in Jesus, who is the way, the truth, and the life.

Could bitterness be quietly taking root in your heart, your relationships, or even our nation? David and Marilynn Chadwick and Jenn Houston explore how spiritual warfare and demonic activity can fuel bitterness and division—and how Christians can break the cycle through forgiveness, confession, prayer, and staying connected to other believers. Listen today and discover the healing, hope, and freedom found through the power of forgiveness in Jesus.