The Extra Point

In episode two of the Against All Gods series, Todd examines the plague of frogs in Exodus 8 and shows how God exposed Egypt’s false goddess of fertility by turning a symbol of life into a source of torment. He challenges listeners to consider how good things can become destructive when they overflow their God-given boundaries.

In episode two of the Against All Gods series, Todd examines the plague of frogs in Exodus 8 and shows how God exposed Egypt’s false goddess of fertility by turning a symbol of life into a source of torment. He challenges listeners to consider how good things can become destructive when they overflow their God-given boundaries.

In this first episode of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the first plague in Exodus—the Nile turning to blood—and shows how it was a direct judgment against Egypt’s gods and source of life. He challenges listeners to identify what they trust most and reminds them that only Christ provides true life and lasting rescue.

In this first episode of the Against All Gods series, Todd explores the first plague in Exodus—the Nile turning to blood—and shows how it was a direct judgment against Egypt’s gods and source of life. He challenges listeners to identify what they trust most and reminds them that only Christ provides true life and lasting rescue.

Todd unpacks key phrases from Psalm 16—“the Lord is my portion” and “the boundary lines have fallen in pleasant places”—to show how David’s confidence was rooted not in circumstances but in God’s presence. He also shares practical ways believers can grow in relational proximity to God.

Todd explains the meaning of the Hebrew word hesed in Psalm 118 and clarifies why “hosanna” is not originally a word of praise but a plea for salvation. He shows how faith-filled petitions can sound like worship because they are directed to the right person with confident expectation.

Todd explains the meaning of the Hebrew word hesed in Psalm 118 and clarifies why “hosanna” is not originally a word of praise but a plea for salvation. He shows how faith-filled petitions can sound like worship because they are directed to the right person with confident expectation.

Pastor Brett explores four biblical images of the Holy Spirit—dove, fire, oil, and wind—and explains what each reveals about His work in the life of a believer. From purity to transformation, these pictures help us understand both what God declares over us and what He is actively doing within us.

Pastor Todd answers questions from Exodus 5–7 about why Moses’ objections end at a specific point and why different Bible translations list six or seven “I will” statements. He shows that behind the structure and wording is a powerful truth: God piles promise upon promise to assure His people that He will do exactly what He says.

Pastor Todd answers questions from Exodus 5–7 about why Moses’ objections end at a specific point and why different Bible translations list six or seven “I will” statements. He shows that behind the structure and wording is a powerful truth: God piles promise upon promise to assure His people that He will do exactly what He says.