Speaking 4 Him

Today on the show, I share my review of "Angel and the Badman," which was released by Angel Studios on October 9, 2026.

This powerful redemption story features an impressive cast, including Zachary Levi, Neal McDonough, Tommy Lee Jones, and Meg Fraser.

It is a remake of the 1947 film of the same name starring John Wayne. The film combines a sense of adventure with a clear message about the redemptive power of Jesus Christ.

After listening, I encourage you to take your friends and family to see it in theaters. If it's no longer playing, consider streaming it. Supporting quality films like this is important, as it shows filmmakers that their efforts are appreciated.

Today on the show, I welcome Clinton Wierenga and Tim Bright to discuss my directorial debut at Master Arts Theater! We are presenting a Readers Theater adaptation of "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells. Listen as we share our experiences working on this production and the powerful lessons it conveys. I encourage you to come to Master Arts and see it for yourself. The performances will take place from October 22nd to October 24th, 2026.

See you there!

https://masterarts.ludus.com/index.php?sections=events

Today on the show, James Wisneski joins me as we take another walk down memory lane on the Speaking4Him podcast! Tune in as we share highlights and give thanks for God's faithfulness. I’m incredibly grateful for James and his insights, especially regarding the episodes in which he participated. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend, and feel free to send me a note to let me know your thoughts!

• #523: Spreaking4Him 10 (Years That is…) [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22037680

• #560: The Redemption of Kamryn Robinson [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22144523

• #580: Life Changing Fiction With Karen Kingsbury [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22196803

• #671: Jesse Oosterhouse: Welding 4 Him [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22430861

• #702: David Rodgers: Musings on Ministry: Part 1 [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22497020

• #707: The Importance of Christian Fellowship: A Bryton Flint Tribute [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22505569

• #713: Joshua Enck, Director: A Great Awakening [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/22522164

Listen, and then enjoy the full episodes highlighted with the links above!

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Carriage Hill Bible Chapel

Lansing, MI

Today, I am excited to kick off a two-week celebration of 14 years of God's faithfulness to the Speaking4Him Podcast! Join me as I take a trip down memory lane and reflect on some of my favorite moments from my years of hosting this show. Thank you for your continued support!

• #25: Good Friday! [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/10394676

• #154: A Visit With Saira Blair [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/20492710

• #245: A Visit With Lauren Chapin [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/20951511

• #300::300 Fridays of Blessing! [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/21198229

• #391: I Still Believe (2020) [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/21565870

• #408: Free Form Friday Returns (July 2020) [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/21637106

• #457: Back 2 Basics: Sola Scriptura ("By Scripture alone") [Podcast]

https://speaking4him.sermon.net/main/main/21815763

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Today on the show, I share my personal review of The Chosen Season 4, Episode 6—an episode that blends celebration, confrontation, and foreshadowing in powerful ways. I talk about Jesus and the disciples observing Hanukkah, the Feast of Dedication, and I discuss Jesus’ bold declaration to the Pharisees in the temple: “I and the Father are one.” I also reflect on Judas’s growing frustration as he pushes for an earthly kingdom while Jesus continues pointing to a heavenly one, a tension that clearly hints at the betrayal still to come.

I also look at the emotional turn the episode takes when Jesus and the disciples receive the heartbreaking news that Lazarus has died.

We also discuss an important subplot that contains one of my favorite moments in this episode- a conversation between Thomas and Peter about loss and how God’s perspective is so much higher than ours. Their exchange adds depth to an already weighty episode and reminds us that even in grief, God is working out His perfect plan.

Listen, share with a friend And don't forget to watch this episode for free on the web at thechosen.tv!

In this episode, I review the brand‑new film Daniel and the Fiery Furnace starring Mena Massoud, and Elijah Alexander!

It releases in theaters on September 18th. This powerful movie brings to life the biblical account of Daniel and his friends—men who stood firm in faith when the world demanded compromise. Their courage, conviction, and trust in God are portrayed with vivid storytelling that honors the book of Daniel while inviting viewers to reflect on their own walk with the Lord.

Listen to my full review, then make plans to see this inspiring film on the big screen. It’s a story meant to be experienced in community, so bring your friends and share the message of bold faith and unwavering hope. This is one movie you won’t want to miss.

Today on the show, I discuss the Southern Baptist Convention's recent reaffirmation of the biblical principle that God calls women to be silent in the church. I will examine what the Bible truly says, emphasizing that our opinions don't matter. God's Instruction to us does.

Additionally, I want to explore a question that I believe many overlook regarding this topic: Why did God instruct that women should be silent in the church? Join me as I delve into the significant answer to this important question.

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News for the week of September 14:

• Personal 9/11 reflections (2:48)

• ONE YEAR LATER: Honoring Charlie Kirk one year after assassination (14:43)

• Canadian, now living in the US, drops TRUTH (32:16)

• PSA to Parents: You asked for this (45:38)

• Can you answer these questions? (49:17)

On Today's show, I sit down with Bob Karel, director of September Bears, opening at Master Arts Theater on September 11th. Bob shares the heart behind this moving, true‑story production that highlights one teacher's incredible response to the events of 9/11. As it expanded to her church, their compassion, courage, and willingness to serve became a powerful testimony of faith in action during one of America’s darkest moments.

The conversation explores how September Bears depicts believers as the hands and feet of Jesus, bringing comfort and hope when tragedy strikes. Bob reflects on the impact this church made simply by choosing to love well and step forward when others stepped back. This interview will inspire you—and the play will move you.

Listen, and then come see this powerful production. Get your tickets now!

https://masterarts.ludus.com/index.php?sections=events