One bite was all it took — and paradise shifted forever.

Jehovah Sabaoth – The God Who Sees the Silent Battles

In this episode, we’re calling on Jehovah Sabaoth — the Lord of Hosts, the God of angel armies — not just in war, but in waiting rooms. We’re sitting with Hannah in 1 Samuel 1 and young Samuel in chapter 3, watching how God shows up when people feel overlooked, unheard, and undone. Because when no one else sees the weight you’re carrying or the prayers you’re whispering, Jehovah Sabaoth does — and He’s not just listening, He’s mobilizing.

Whether you’re battling barrenness, confusion, or just straight-up silence… this one is for you.

She was burying her only son—until Jesus stopped the funeral

When pride tried to take the priesthood, the ground responded.

When truth walked into the temple, the priest got nervous

When time said ‘too late,’ God said ‘watch this.’

They ran out of wine — but Jesus came to fill what tradition couldn’t.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: Sexual assault, trauma, and revenge

This episode retells the devastating story of Tamar, the daughter of King David, whose abuse was ignored by the very family meant to protect her. We also explore the rage of her brother Absalom and the silence of the father who failed her. This is a story of injustice, generational failure — and the God who still sees.

She reached for a crying Hebrew baby… and pulled purpose out of the water.

He should’ve left them.

They broke the covenant. They rebelled. They turned their backs on Him.

But in Deuteronomy 4:31, we get a name that doesn’t make sense — El Rachum — The Compassionate God.

This episode is for the ones who think they’ve gone too far or stayed away too long.

Because even in judgment, God’s heart was still leaning toward mercy.

He didn’t forget the promise.

He didn’t forget you.

And this name proves He never will.