If Not For God with Mike Zwick

Mike Zwick continues his discussion about stewardship with David Belk.

In this episode of If Not For God, Mike Zwick sits down with David Belk, a Certified Financial Planner, Certified Kingdom Advisor, and Certified Exit Planner, to discuss biblical stewardship in the marketplace. Stewardship isn't just about how we handle our money. It includes how we approach our work, relationships, time, finances, employees, and opportunities. David explains why Christians should view their jobs not simply as employment, but as an opportunity to serve the Lord through excellence, integrity, generosity, and a Christ-centered attitude.

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n this episode of If Not For God with Mike Zwick, Mike sits down with Robbie Dillmore, the "Christian Car Guy," for a powerful conversation about pressing on toward the mark and pursuing God's higher calling. Mike and Robbie talk about the importance of making the most of every moment rather than dwelling on the past. From door-to-door sales and the pain of rejection to lessons from Scripture, sports, and the lives of faithful Christians, they explore what it means to keep moving forward when life gets difficult. They discuss Philippians 3 and Paul's challenge to "press on toward the mark," Psalm 90's reminder to number our days, and Psalm 150's call to let everything that has breath praise the Lord. The conversation also highlights the incredible impact one person can have through discipleship and obedience. Robbie shares the story of Ted Burton, a man who came to Christ later in life and spent his remaining years discipling others—leaving a legacy that continues through generations. Mike and Robbie also discuss the importance of putting faith into action, the difference between knowing God's Word and actually living it, and the opportunities each of us has to participate in God's work. You may not be able to change yesterday, and you don't know what tomorrow holds—but you can choose what you do with today. Keep pressing forward. Keep pursuing the Lord. And make your life count for eternity.

Is AI a gift, a danger, or simply a tool? In this episode of If Not For God, Mike Zwick and Robby Dillmore dive into the growing influence of ChatGPT and artificial intelligence—and ask an even deeper question: What happens when we start trusting technology more than we trust God? From AI Bible studies and computers that can generate sermons, music, and conversations, to the possibility of AI companions replacing real relationships, Mike and Robbie explore both the incredible opportunities and the spiritual dangers of this rapidly changing technology. They also discuss whether AI could have anything to do with the biblical "mark of the beast," why critical thinking still matters, and why Christians should never allow technology to replace prayer, Scripture, or the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Mike shares a powerful personal story about an unexpected encounter with a young woman who was suffering from severe pain—and what happened when he felt led to pray for her. The message throughout the episode is simple: AI may be a powerful tool, but it will never replace God. Technology can provide information, but only God can provide wisdom, direction, and the transforming presence of the Holy Spirit. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation about AI, faith, discernment, prayer, and what it means to make God the hero of our story.

In this episode of If Not For God, Mike Zwick shares an encouraging message about faith, perseverance, revival, and boldly living for Jesus Christ. Mike explores what it means to seek God wholeheartedly, remain faithful when circumstances are difficult, and keep praying even when we don't immediately see results. Through stories of revival, personal testimonies, and biblical examples, he emphasizes the power of prayer, repentance, humility, evangelism, and refusing to give up. The episode also highlights stories of Christians who endured persecution and hardship because of their faith, along with a powerful reminder that we may never see the full impact of the seeds we plant for God's Kingdom. If you're feeling discouraged, waiting for an answer to prayer, or wondering whether your efforts are making a difference, this episode is a reminder: don't quit. Keep fighting the good fight of faith. Mike also shares the Gospel and invites listeners who have never surrendered their lives to Jesus Christ to take that step of faith.

What happens when ordinary people believe God for something extraordinary? In this episode of If Not for God, Mike Zwick sits down with Jeff Hoover to discuss faith, prayer, evangelism, and Jeff's 18 years serving in Israel. Mike and Jeff explore the story of the Hebrides Revival and the powerful role prayer, repentance, faith, and spiritual preparation played in that movement. They discuss what it means to step out in faith, listen for God's direction, prepare the "ground" before sharing the Gospel, and stand firm when circumstances seem to contradict what God has promised. From taking the Gospel to the mission field to fighting the good fight of faith in everyday life, this conversation is an encouragement to anyone who wants to see God move in their family, community, and beyond.

Can God still heal people miraculously today? In this powerful episode of If Not For God, Mike Zwick sits down with Jason Hamlet to discuss faith, healing, salvation, the power of prayer, and what the Bible says about miracles in the modern world. Jason shares his personal story of addiction, hopelessness, and supernatural freedom after years of struggling with drugs. Together, Mike and Jason explore biblical passages about healing, faith, spiritual authority, perseverance, and the believer's responsibility to put faith into action. The conversation also examines questions many Christians wrestle with: Are the miracles described in the Bible still happening today? Does God still heal the sick? What does it mean to have faith without works? And how should Christians respond when healing doesn't happen the way they expect? If you've ever struggled with doubt, addiction, sickness, or wondering whether God is still moving today, this episode offers an encouraging and challenging look at faith and the power of believing God's Word. Listen, share, and subscribe to If Not For God with Mike Zwick for more stories of hopelessness that turn to hope.

Jesus calls us to do one of the hardest things imaginable: love our enemies. In this episode of If Not For God with Mike Zwick, Mike and Robby Dilmore explore what it means to extend grace to those who hurt, oppose, or mistreat us. Through biblical teaching, personal stories, and practical encouragement, they discuss how prayer changes hearts, why God's grace empowers us to forgive, and how serving others transforms our own lives. Drawing from Matthew 5, Romans 5, Psalm 85, and other key Scriptures, they examine the connection between truth, peace, mercy, and righteousness while sharing inspiring testimonies of healing, reconciliation, and God's faithfulness. The conversation concludes with a clear presentation of the gospel and an invitation to place your faith in Jesus Christ.

In this episode of If Not For God with Mike Zwick, Mike continues his conversation with Daniel Merrill of Cross X Change, exploring the origins and teachings of Islam from a Christian apologetics perspective. The discussion examines topics including the meaning of Islam, Muhammad's life, the Quran, jihad, taqiyya, the historical concepts of Dar al-Islam and Dar al-Harb, and how these ideas compare with biblical Christianity. Mike and Daniel also discuss persecution of Christians in predominantly Muslim countries, the martyrdom of the 21 Coptic Christians in Libya, and stories of Muslims coming to faith in Jesus Christ through dreams, visions, and the witness of faithful believers. Throughout the conversation, they contrast the Christian call to proclaim the gospel through love and persuasion with their understanding of Islamic doctrine, while encouraging Christians to be prepared to share the hope found in Jesus Christ.